SEBO Axle Spring for AUTOMA...
$6.99
Product details
One spring, two names in SEBO's own paperwork. It appears at position 120 as the axle spring in the AUTOMATIC X4/X5 breakdown, and at position 120 again as the wheel return spring in the ESSENTIAL G4/G5 breakdown. Either way it is part 2010, and its job is to load the axle so the wheel returns to its set position instead of staying wherever the last bump left it.
Springs lose tension gradually rather than failing outright, which is what makes this one so easy to miss during a service. The symptom is an axle that no longer springs back: height settings start to feel vague, the nozzle stops following the floor evenly as it moves from rug to bare boards, and the head can end up sitting lower on one side than the other. It is among the smallest components in the whole vacuum and among the most commonly skipped.
The double listing is worth understanding before ordering. SEBO calls the same component an axle spring on the AUTOMATIC sheets and a wheel return spring on the ESSENTIAL sheets, which means a search under either term should end at part 2010. Nothing about the spring itself changes between the two: one number covers every machine in the fitment list above.
- Fits AUTOMATIC uprights: SEBO AUTOMATIC X1, AUTOMATIC X2, AUTOMATIC X4, AUTOMATIC X4 Boost and AUTOMATIC X5
- Fits ESSENTIAL uprights: SEBO ESSENTIAL G1, ESSENTIAL G2, ESSENTIAL G4 and ESSENTIAL G5
- Also fits: SEBO ELECTRONIC 370 and SEBO ET-C power heads
- Diagram position: 120 in both the AUTOMATIC X4/X5 and the ESSENTIAL G4/G5 exploded views
- Also catalogued as: wheel return spring
- Part number: 2010, sold singly
Add a spare to the order while the head is open, because this is a part far easier to have sitting on the bench than to wait on with a machine in pieces. Anyone searching for a SEBO axle spring, an AUTOMATIC X4 wheel return spring or an ESSENTIAL G5 axle spring replacement has found the right number. Genuine SEBO component, shipped in 2-5 business days.








