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catalog number:C10000W
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EAN code:5901477131530
Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:0,10 kg
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A spare part that provides the electrical connection between the polisher and the power supply. Designed specifically for the GEKO C10000W model, it restores the tool's full functionality if the original power cable is damaged.
This plug is designed specifically for the GEKO G80265 52 C10000W polisher. It guarantees matching dimensions, electrical parameters and a mounting mechanism identical to the machine's original equipment.
The construction is built for workshop use — resistant to vibration generated by the polisher, exposure to moisture during vehicle washing, and minor mechanical damage.
A standard connector that lets you carry out the replacement yourself without a trip to a service centre. Installation simply means disconnecting the damaged part and connecting the new plug.
Replacing the plug lets you carry on working with the polisher without having to buy a new machine. This is particularly important for mechanical damage to the cable around the plug — the most common point of failure.
| Manufacturer | GEKO |
| Model | C10000W |
| Product code | G80265 52 |
| Intended use | GEKO G80265 52 C10000W car polisher |
| Part type | Power cable plug |
Before buying, check the polisher's model number — it must be GEKO G80265 52 C10000W. The model number is on the machine's rating plate, usually located on the motor housing, or in the instruction manual. The plug is not compatible with other polisher models, even from the same manufacturer.
Before replacing the plug, disconnect the machine from the power supply. After installation, check that the connection is secure and make sure the cable is not over-stretched at the fixing point. Regularly inspecting the power cable — especially around the plug — helps you detect potential insulation damage before a failure occurs.
If the plug is damaged frequently, it is worth looking at how the tool is stored. Hanging the polisher by its cable or coiling it into tight loops can lead to premature wear of the cable where it enters the plug.
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