It’s always good to get feedback on the stuff I write here and produce for YouTube. I welcome it all, good and bad.
Here’s a nice one, relating to my Bosch Athlet repair, I received recently. Makes it all worthwhile. https://fixitworkshopblog.wordpress.com/2017/06/16/flimsy-bosch-athlet-25-2v-cordless-vacuum-cleaner.
From a chap who’s repaired his Athlet using my video.
Just a thank you.
I went looking for a solution to the intermittent cut-out on my Bosch Athlet and found your solution. It took all of about 2 minutes once I’d found a suitable length screw and works perfectly. Like it was designed that way.
In your video you thought maybe the handle was removable to allow the attachment of some accessory. It isn’t. It’s just a way of making the box smaller for shipping.
Which means if Bosch put the hole in, and supplied a screw, it would be a much better product. (But of course, then they could sell it as no assembly required:)
But seriously, thank you. I love the Athlet, but that bloody intermittent cutting-out was really beginning to bug me. If I’m ever in Worthing I’ll buy you a pint.
Name supplied.
Well, I know a few good pubs in Worthing!

Happy repairs.

Good morning,
My name is Duncan Brooks athelstan285@gmail.com
I am from Eastbourne and curremntly live in Crete where I have a Bosch Athlet 36v that I bought new here 18 months ago.
The brush head (removable) has never been taken off, but this morning decided to fall off as the plastic retaining clip on the main body has broken.
I would appreciate your advice on repairing this as I am sure that replacing the whole body of the vacuum, I imagine, would be cost prohibitive, the main filter I replaced six months ago cost ninety euros, the only thing wrong with it was that the rubber cone on the bottom disappeared into the bin when a visitor emptied the dust collector, not an easy feat since it was glued on, I was away and didn’t find the problem for a couple of weeks.
I thought of the following options:
Two screws to hold the head on, or-
Apply glue or epoxy to the internal vacuum tube
Thank you
Duncan
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