SPECTRA S2 PLUS Noise
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91%
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Spectra Backflow Protector
The backflow protector contains a silicone diaphragm that acts as a physical barrier and pneumatic dampener. When the silicone degrades or loses its seal against the polycarbonate casing, the vacuum pressure causes the membrane to strike the housing with excessive force during the release phase, resulting in a rhythmic clicking sound.
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5%
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Spectra Duckbill Valve
This one-way valve controls the direction of fluid and airflow. If the material has hardened or the duckbill tip has lost its precision seal, the rapid collapse of the valve under vacuum pressure creates a snapping or clicking noise as the material impacts itself during the cycle's transition.
SKU: MM012371
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4%
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Spectra S2 Plus AC Power Adapter
Official troubleshooting guides indicate that the regional prong adapter must be forcibly clicked into the transformer brick. An improper connection here can cause mechanical vibration or electrical arcing at the contact point, which translates into an audible click or rattling sound during the motor's vibration cycles.
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Spectra Backflow Protector.
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