Vacuum relief disk kit for TurboForce Turbo Hybrid tile and grout spinners. The kit is the spring-loaded disk assembly shown in the photo: disk, bolt, spring and fasteners.
What it does
A Turbo Hybrid is held to the floor by the machine's vacuum. Turbo Force's owner's manual describes an automatic vacuum compensator that regulates airflow so the head glides instead of sucking down onto the tile. The relief disk is the moving part of that arrangement: it lifts against its spring to let air in when vacuum under the deck climbs too high.
When the disk is cracked, warped or the spring has lost tension, the tool either locks down and becomes hard to push, or bleeds air all the time and leaves water on the floor.
Specifications
| Turbo Force part | TH-110 |
|---|---|
| Description | Vacuum relief disk kit, Turbo Hybrid |
| CCW SKU | TFTH-110 |
| Pack | One kit |
Fitment
CCW lists TH-110 for the Turbo Hybrid. We have not been able to confirm from a Turbo Force parts list whether the same kit is used on both the 12 inch TH-40 and the 15 inch TH-15, so tell us your model before you order.
Check these first
Most recovery complaints on a Turbo Hybrid are a worn ring, not the relief disk. Work through them in order:
- The ring — Teflon hard boot ring or brush ring
- The vacuum hose
- The shells, for cracks
- The relief disk and spring
- The machine's vacuum
Frequently asked questions
The tool sticks to the floor. Is this the part?
It can be. If the disk cannot lift, vacuum builds under the deck and the head locks down. Check the disk moves freely on its bolt and the spring is not jammed with grit before replacing it.
Does it fit the Mini or the Cobra?
We list it for the Turbo Hybrid floor tools only. Ask us for other models.
TurboForce parts are model-specific. Tell us your tool model and we will confirm the part before you order. More in Turbo Force Parts.
