SEBO Cable Clamp for the Handle Tube — X Series and ESSENTIAL G Series

The power cable leaves the handle tube at one point, and every pull on the cord loads that spot: the tug that frees it from a door frame, the wrap onto the cord hooks, the yank at the plug. Clamp 5162 is the anchor that holds the flex against the handle so the wire is restrained instead of being worked back and forth until a conductor inside gives up. It is a small molded part doing a job that decides how long an entire cable set lasts.

SEBO draws it at position 8 on three separate exploded diagrams — the AUTOMATIC X4/X5 sheet, the AUTOMATIC X7/X8 sheet and the ESSENTIAL G4/G5 sheet — which is why one clamp covers such a wide run of uprights. A missing or snapped clamp is easy to recognise on the machine: the cord swings free of the handle tube, catches on furniture legs while you work, and no longer lies flat on its way down to the hooks. Refitting the correct clamp puts the strain relief back at the entry point and returns the cable to its intended path.

• Part number: 5162, cable-to-handle clamp
• Fits: AUTOMATIC X1, X2, X4, X4 Boost, X5, X7 Premium, X7 Pet and X8
• Also fits: ESSENTIAL G1, G2, G4 and G5
• Diagram position: 8 on the X4/X5, X7/X8 and ESSENTIAL G4/G5 parts breakdowns
• Sold as: one clamp
• Related part numbers: 5164, the second cable clamp that retains wiring at the microfilter holder; 5187, the 345 mm handle tube this clamp works against

Worth fitting as a matter of course whenever the handle is stripped for any other repair, since the clamp costs a fraction of the cable set it protects and takes seconds while the tube is already open. Shoppers hunting a genuine SEBO cable clamp, an X series cord clamp or an ESSENTIAL G handle strain relief are looking at the correct part number here.

Genuine SEBO component supplied by an authorized dealer; ships in 2-5 business days.