Replacement Booster Flap

Regular price $35.66

SKU:SV3160

Replacement booster flap

This replacement booster flap is designed to seal the vacuum chamber manifold inlet when a vacuum booster box is not installed, helping maintain optimal vacuum performance. Suitable for portable machines manufactured by Steamvac, Powerforce, Razorback, and Kanga.

Specifications

CCW SKU SV3160
Part Booster flap assembly
Function Seals the vacuum chamber manifold inlet when no booster box is fitted
Suits Portable extractors made by Steamvac, Powerforce, Razorback and Kanga

What it seals and why

The flap closes off the vacuum chamber manifold inlet when no booster box is fitted. With it missing or perished, the machine draws air through the open inlet instead of through the hose — which is a direct loss of lift at the wand, all day, with nothing to see.

If a portable has quietly lost recovery and the hoses and cuffs check out, look inside for the flap.

Finding a vacuum leak on a portable

Work from the wand back to the motor, and change one thing at a time:

  1. Wand and hose — cuffs, split hose, a missing or cracked wand end.
  2. Recovery tank lid — the lid seal and how the lid sits on the tank.
  3. Manifold inlet — is the booster flap present, closing fully and seating flat?
  4. Drain valve and any other tank openings.

A flap that has hardened, curled or split will look like it is in place and still let air past. Compare it with the new part if in doubt.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need this flap if a booster box is fitted?

The flap is there to seal the inlet when no booster box is installed. How a booster box connects to the manifold varies between machines, so tell us your model if you are fitting or removing one.

Will it fit my machine?

It suits portables made by Steamvac, Powerforce, Razorback and Kanga. Models vary across production years, so send us the make, model and a photo of the manifold if you are unsure.

How do I know the flap is the problem?

Take the wand off and block the end of the vacuum hose with your palm while the vac motor runs. If it pulls hard, the hose and tank are sealing and the loss is at the wand. If it is weak, the leak is in the hose, lid, drain or manifold — including the flap.

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Send us the make and model of your portable and we will confirm the flap before you order.