Brush Switch Trigger 19849

The Brush Switch Trigger (part# 19849) is the genuine Tacony OEM operator control that starts and stops the brush motor on the Tornado CK 3030 wide-area vacuum (Model 93030). It is a genuine Tacony OEM part shared across CleanMax, Powr-Flite and Tornado machines — see the full compatibility list below.

The trigger sits in the handle and acts on the brush switch beneath it, so it is the single most-handled moving part on the machine. It is also a safety-relevant control: the brush stops when the operator releases it. That combination — constant actuation plus a duty to fail safe — is why it is a moulded part with a defined travel rather than a simple lever, and why a worn one should be replaced rather than persuaded to keep working.

Replace it if the brush does not start reliably when the trigger is pulled, if the trigger does not spring back cleanly when released, if it feels gritty or slack through its travel, or if the moulding is cracked at the pivot. A trigger that sticks in the pulled position is the failure that matters most — it means the brush may keep turning after release, so take the machine out of service until it is fixed.

Compatible Models for the Brush Switch Trigger

• Tornado 93030 30″ Clean-Air Carpetkeeper (Wide Area) — all series D through J
• Tornado 93031 30″ Clean-Air Carpetkeeper (Wide Area) 230V
• CleanMax CM-WAV Wide Area Vacuum
• Powr-Flite PF2030 30-Inch Wide Area Commercial Vacuum

These machines are built on the same wide-area platform under different brands and share the great majority of their parts.

Fitment above follows the Tacony parts diagrams for this machine family. If your machine is not listed, call 763-535-0770 and we will confirm before you order.

Twin City Vacuum has been selling and servicing Tacony equipment since 1956 and stocks the genuine 19849 part. Browse the full Tornado 93030 main assembly parts, or read more on the Tornado manufacturer site.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Brush Switch Trigger do on the Tornado 93030?

it is the handle-mounted control that operates the brush switch, starting the brush motor when pulled and stopping it when released.

How do I know if my Brush Switch Trigger needs replacing?

Replace it if the brush will not start reliably, if the trigger does not spring back cleanly, if travel feels gritty or slack, or if the moulding is cracked at the pivot.

Is a sticking trigger dangerous?

Yes — a trigger that stays pulled can leave the brush turning after the operator lets go. Take the machine out of service and replace the trigger before using it again.

How do I order the Brush Switch Trigger (part# 19849) or get help?

You can add the Brush Switch Trigger (part# 19849) directly to your cart on this page, or call us at 763-535-0770. Our staff at 5415 West Broadway, Crystal, MN 55428 has been servicing Tacony equipment since 1956 and can help confirm the right part for your machine.

Questions? Call us at 763-535-0770 or visit us at 5415 West Broadway, Crystal, MN 55428.