Aerus Lux Legacy Vacuum Demonstration 

This vacuum cleaner is the best hands down. I own 3 of them cause I had a residential cleaning business for over 21 years

I grew up with the Olympia One canister my folks bought back in late 1980. Of course that vacuum and I parted ways as I grew and got out of the house. My folks had that machine until various changes in life occurred and that machine was given to a new owner back in 2000.

Great machine! I have a Electrolux Epic 6500SR, and it never ceases to amaze me how well it cleans and how convenient to use. The only things I can knock it for is the bags are small, micro filter on the exhaust is a bit outdated, the hose handle is a bit bulky and needs a better suction relief control, and the dusting brush tries to suck down to furniture. However, the dusting brush issue is solved by using one from a Electrolux Guardian (first one that uses the R bags), you can use the pistol grip hose from the Lux Classic for furniture cleaning and that solves the bulky hose handle and suction relief valve issue, and I used a old hose end with a short 35 mm tube to allow it to use a Miele KK HEPA Cloth bag on the exhaust instead of the micro filter. No way to resolve the small bag issue, but I can live with it for how cheap they are to buy in bulk, and I really like the Automatic Control customizable bag change feature.

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Let be Honest most of these machines will last more like 40 years with good care, i am still using my 30 year old Renaissance Daily and i love this machine, i also have a epic 6000 Sr from 1992 that is basically the same machine but with the steel wands and not the plastic ones that runs like a champ, the only real problems with these machines are the Power nozzle necks, they are just not made to hold up over time but if you get a couple of them when you get the machine your are pretty much set for life,

Aerus is Greek for air.. In German , Danish, Swedish, Norwegian , the word "LUFT" meaning air in English would be much better than Aerus... I recommend Aerus very Highly.. I have got a old Electrolux Silverado Deluxe... It still works. very well to this today.. Wal Mart vacuum cleaners are down right "Scrap." You get very good quality with Areus..

Excellent machine!

This is a great vacuum cleaner like mymums

The Lux Legacy design with the onboard tool tray is 30 years old this year (A.D. 2022); however the original Canadian design without the tool tray is 40 years old. That original cleaner was named 'E-2000'. When the Canadian and American Electrolux affiliates merged in 1985, the model name and model number changed to Hi-Tech 2100, followed by the Epic 6000 and 6500 Series (in various successive model numbers signifying color and internal changes), then Lux 7000 and since 2014 Lux Legacy. The model number of the one in this video is C153E, the model number of the power nozzle is N137Z, and the model number of the mini pn is K148D. Aerus LLC outsources most if not all its production and simply assembles and distributes its cleaners. Motors are made in Hong Kong.

I love Aerus and Electrolux vacuums. My only heartburn is that I cannot buy repair parts for them. I have older Kenmore's and every part is available on Sears Parts Direct. When a hose latch broke a few months back on my 11-12 year old Elite canister, I bought a new part from Kenmore and did the repair in a few minutes at home. However I need a genuine Aerus power nozzle motor for my old SR6500 and no dealer will sell it to me. The original motor has three wires connected to it with female spade connectors. The motor has three male spade posts the wires attach to. But aftermarket motors that are billed as replacements for Aerus power nozzles have two wires fixed to the motor with bare ends. No connectors and only two wires. Not sure how that is supposed to work. I prefer to use OEM parts but I can't buy them. The dealers say I have to bring the pn to them to fix, something I can do in 30 minutes max on my workbench. The nearest dealer is 2 1/2 - 3 hours away. I can get any part I need for a Tristar but not for an Aerus. I also want to buy a spare main board for my Guardian Platinum and stash that away but again, it is unobtainium unless you bring the whole vacuum to the dealer and pay to have it installed (my fear is that the G-P will go out of production since it has been around for over ten years and after Kolektor stops making them there will be no parts anywhere). So that aspect of Aerus customer service is not working for me. It is really my only gripe because the vacuums work beautifully and last forever.

How do I buy one of those Electrolux?

So is this your very favorite???

What is that price Please?

I sold those as well as the Renaissance/Guardians, 3500 uprights, and those lackluster shampooers when they were still Electrolux in the mid 90's. Ridiculously overpriced. I always felt bad when I sold one, I felt like I was stealing old lady's money. I was that door-to-door sales guy. I have So much regret about that job.

Do better on audio quality on your next video. Wear a mic.