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Titan TC6000.2 / Carpet Pro Bag Door Latch with Spring
Titan TC6000.2 / Carpet Pro Bag Door Latch with Spring
SKU:B625-0107
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Product details
Part B625-0107 is the bag door latch and spring Titan lists for the TC6000.2, and the same latch fits the Carpet Pro CMP3N, CMP3QD, CMP3T, CPU3N, CPU3QD, CPU4N and CPU4T along with the Titan T4000.2.
The latch and its spring are what hold the bag door shut against the airflow moving through the machine while it runs. Once the spring loses tension or the latch wears at the catch, the door no longer holds tight, and dust that should stay contained works its way out around the door edge instead of through the exhaust. A fresh latch and spring restore a firm, positive close.
- Fits: Titan TC6000.2, T4000.2; Carpet Pro CMP3N, CMP3QD, CMP3T, CPU3N, CPU3QD, CPU4N, CPU4T
- Part: B625-0107
- Includes: latch and spring
- Symptom of failure: the bag door will not stay closed or dust escapes around its edge
Fit the new latch and spring so the bag door closes with a firm, positive catch before you run the machine again. Because the latch and spring are sold together, replacing both at once avoids pairing a fresh latch with a spring that has already lost tension, which would leave the same loose-door symptom even after fitting the new part.