How does a vacuum cleaner work?
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Comac S.p.A.
“When the motor of the vacuum cleaner begins to function, it activates the rotation of the fan or fans installed on the rotation axis. The rotation of the fans sucks air in from the outside, creating a vacuum inside the tank.”
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