CleanFreak 3/4 HP Floor Buffer Motor (#46-2793-01-9) for the CleanFreak 13" Floor Buffer - CPL-46-2793-01-9
3/4 HP Floor Buffer Motor (#46-2793-01-9) for the CleanFreak 13" Floor Buffer
What our Experts Think
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OEM-grade replacement motor designed specifically for the CleanFreak 13" floor buffer, ensuring correct fit, alignment, and reliable power delivery for daily commercial use.
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0.75 HP output provides balanced performance — strong enough for scrubbing, stripping, and bonnet cleaning while maintaining smooth, controlled 175 RPM operation.
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Restores full machine productivity — ideal when your buffer shows weak torque, inconsistent pad speed, or overheating from a worn motor.
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Built for continuous-duty cleaning environments — suitable for schools, retail spaces, healthcare facilities, and janitorial contractors running frequent floor maintenance cycles.
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Direct replacement for SKU #46-2793-01-9 — minimizes downtime with a straightforward swap-in design tailored for the 13" CleanFreak platform.
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Supports multi-surface floor work — helps maintain consistent results across vinyl, tile, concrete, terrazzo, and carpet bonnet applications when paired with the correct pads.
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Key maintenance component — replacing the motor at failure point significantly extends the usable life of the floor buffer without needing a full machine replacement.
Q&A
Q: What is the CleanFreak 3/4 HP Floor Buffer Motor (#46-2793-01-9) used for?
A: This replacement motor is designed for the CleanFreak 13" floor buffer, restoring full power and reliable operation for scrubbing, polishing, and general hard floor maintenance.
Q: What does this motor do in the floor buffer?
A: It drives the buffer’s pad or brush system, providing the rotational power needed for cleaning, stripping, and polishing floors in commercial environments.
Q: Is this a direct replacement part?
A: Yes. It is made specifically for the CleanFreak 13" buffer platform, ensuring proper fit, compatibility, and performance restoration.
Q: What type of maintenance tasks is this motor suitable for?
A: It supports low-speed floor scrubbing, light stripping, and polishing tasks on hard floors like tile, VCT, and concrete.
Q: When should the motor be replaced?
A: Replace it if you notice loss of power, overheating, unusual noise, or failure to maintain consistent pad rotation during operation.
Q: Does replacing the motor improve machine performance?
A: Yes. A new motor restores torque, improves cleaning consistency, and ensures safe, efficient operation of the floor buffer.
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