The 10-0011 is the genuine Sandia replacement vacuum motor for Sandia floor sander vacuum units. It is a repair part, and the crews who order it are usually facing the same decision: a sander vac that has lost pull or will not run, and a choice between replacing the motor or replacing the machine. On a unit whose body and frame are still sound, the motor swap is the far cheaper path, and it is the part most likely to be the problem after years of pulling fine sanding dust.
Dust collection on a floor sander is not a convenience. It is what keeps airborne wood and finish dust off the floor being coated and out of the operator's air, and on many jobs it is what makes sanding acceptable in an occupied building at all. A weak vac motor quietly degrades all of that before it fails outright, which is why sanding crews treat a drop in pickup as a repair item rather than something to work around.
Built for
- Hardwood flooring contractors whose dust containment has fallen off mid-season.
- Rental and equipment fleets rebuilding sander vacs between customers.
- Service centers keeping a genuine Sandia motor on the shelf for a same-week turnaround.
- In-house facility crews maintaining their own floor care equipment.
Specifications
Sandia part number 10-0011, floor sander vacuum motor. Genuine Sandia replacement part.
Vacuum motors are model-specific. Confirm this part number against your machine model and serial number before ordering, or send them to us and we will check the manufacturer parts list for you.
Warranty
Sandia is committed to deliver the best quality, and Sandia products are covered by a comprehensive warranty:
- 2-year warranty on all vacuum motors
- 2-year warranty on 100 psi pumps only; 1-year warranty on all other pumps
- 90 days on parts, tools, and accessories
Warranty terms shown are the terms of record for this listing. Coverage applies to defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service, and does not cover wear items, misuse, or repairs made by an unauthorized service provider.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know the vac motor is the problem and not a clog?
Rule out the airway first: a full bag or filter, a packed hose, and a blocked inlet all mimic a failing motor. If the airway is clear and the filter is fresh but pickup is still weak, or the motor runs hot, screams, or will not start, the motor itself is the likely cause.
Should a vacuum motor be lubricated?
No. Sandia is explicit that lubricating the motor voids the warranty. These are air-through motors cooled by the airstream, and added lubricant does not help them.
Who should install the replacement motor?
Motor replacement should be carried out by an authorized service center. Repairs performed by anyone else can void the warranty on the motor and associated components, and there is live electrical work involved.
Will a genuine Sandia motor last longer than a generic one?
The genuine part is specified to the machine, which is what matters most: correct mounting, correct gasket seating, and correct airflow path. A near-fit motor that seals imperfectly runs hotter and pulls less, and it takes the warranty with it.
Discount Cleaning Products is an authorized dealer for the brands we carry, and we stock genuine manufacturer parts rather than generic substitutes. Our US-based team can help you confirm the right part number for your machine model and serial number before you order, so the part you receive is the part that fits. If you are not certain which version your equipment uses, contact us with your model number and we will check it against the manufacturer parts list for you.
