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Carpet Cleaner

Model # 10086551 Official Kenmore rug shampooer

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Cord 937133G2
#4

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Cord

Part #937133G2

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Spring 39245P1
#41

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Spring

Part #39245P1

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Container 937849G1
#20

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Container

Part #937849G1

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Container 939011G3
#18

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Container

Part #939011G3

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Insulator 37152
#38

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Insulator

Part #37152

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Spring 37149
#39

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Spring

Part #37149

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Seal 37165
#20

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Seal

Part #37165

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Hose 32943P1
#25

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Hose

Part #32943P1

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Dispenser Rod 39036P1046
#13

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Dispenser rod

Part #39036P1046

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Cap 937125G1
#35

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Cap

Part #937125G1

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