Wessel-Werk model guide
Wessel-Werk D 300
D 300 uses a straight-suction floor nozzle configuration. Service review covers airflow channel, neck joint, rollers, and brush strips.D 300 uses a straight-suction floor nozzle configuration.
- Status
- Active
- Type
- Wet-or-dry hard-floor nozzle
- Characteristics
- 300 mm body · two rear wheels · interchangeable brush strips or rubber blades
Model issues and repair guidance
Select the installed brush strips for dry debris or rubber blades for liquid before judging pickup. If bare-tube suction is strong, clear the passive head from the rotating neck through the three-hundred-millimeter channel and verify that both inserts face and seat correctly. Streaking liquid with an open airway points to blade wear, spacing, or floor contact. Heavy steering instead directs attention to the rear wheels, axle points, neck motion, and air seal.Match brush strips to dry debris and rubber blades to liquid. Strong bare-tube suction isolates the rotating neck, wide channel, insert seating, and floor contact. Liquid streaks point to blades; heavy steering points to rear wheels, axle points, neck, or seal.
Possible causes
Possible repair paths for your D 300
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