Cable Only For Car Vacuum Cleaner USB Charging Cable Wire R6053 Charging Cable Wire Vacuum Parts & Accessories

R6053 and USB are the two things this listing is sure of, and it repeats each of them from the title down. After that the cable runs out of description. No length, no colour for the cord, no plug named for the end that meets the vacuum, and no rating belonging to the lead itself. You are buying a charging cord by model code, and by very little else.

The one power figure on the page belongs to the vacuum

120W shows up twice, and on both occasions it is describing the appliance the cord serves rather than the cord. The lead carries no voltage figure, no current draw and no wattage of its own. Neither figure is written down anywhere on the listing. On a charging cable that is the number a buyer actually needs, and it has not been written down, leaving nothing to hold up against the charger already sitting in your boot.

Why a cable like this gets swapped rather than tested

A vacuum that will not take charge and a cord that has quietly failed look identical from the outside, and with no rating printed there is nothing on this one to measure against anyway. That is the honest case for keeping a spare: substitution is the diagnosis. Just be aware you are substituting a part described here by its model code and its plug type, and by no dimension whatsoever.

Key features

• Model-coded fitment: the description ties it to a household car vacuum cleaner rated 120W, model R6053.
• USB at the wall end: the description calls it a USB charging cable; the end that meets the vacuum is never described.
• Sold on its own: the heading says cable only, and the package section lists nothing but a cable.
• One lead to a package: the package line gives no number and a single bullet puts the count at one.
• Durability asserted, not evidenced: made of high quality materials for durability is the whole of the material claim, with no material named.
• Kept as a spare: the whole proposition is a replacement lead for a machine you already have, which is how the description frames it.

Specifications

• Item as sold: charging cable, supplied by itself
• Appliance it is listed against: household car vacuum cleaner, 120W, model R6053
• Plug named: USB
• Leads supplied: 1

Gaps, contradictions and stored damage

• There is no electrical rating on the cable anywhere. The 120W belongs to the vacuum, and voltage, current draw, wattage and wire gauge are missing from the listing outright. A cord with no rating cannot be matched to a supply, and none has been invented here.
• Safety text does not exist on this page. Not one caution, warning or handling note was written for it, and nothing has been put in that space here.
• Length is not given, no colour is given for the cord itself, and no material is named. The material line asserts high quality materials and then leaves them unnamed. Colour appears in the description only in the note about photographs.
• The third item detail sells the cord as a way to link phones and computers for data transfer. On a listing headed cable only for a car vacuum cleaner that reads as template text rather than copy written for this cable, and the search blurb does not repeat it. It is not published here as a feature.
• Cordless comes from the search blurb, and the supplier writes no such word. The description never calls the vacuum cordless.
• That same blurb offers the cord for compatible car vacuum cleaners, plural and open-ended. The description names exactly one machine. Buy against the model code.
• The Note block is stored twice over, word for word, four paragraphs where there should be two. The class of that fault is Insertion, and the block is carried here once.
• In both stored copies the opening note has been stripped of its number and starts on a bare full stop. That is a Loss, and the missing marker is not restored.
• Two bullets read for RIt, where characters between the R and the following word have been dropped and the tokens have run together. This is a Loss. What went missing is unknowable and is left alone.
• The fitment line spells the machine Vacumn while a bullet on the same page spells it correctly. Set against the correct spelling that is one character lost and one inserted, so a Loss plus an Insertion, and specifically not a Transposition. Neither spelling is quoted here as the supplier's intent.
• The phrase to for ensure appears twice, and a brand name scrubbed from everything above still survives in the bullets. A de-branding pass has run over this text and left its marks.

A cord bought on a model number, for a machine that stops working the moment the cord does, with the listing telling you the number and almost nothing after it.

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Delivery Timeframe

Please note that we cannot guarantee the exact date of arrival, and the delivery timeframes (excluding weekends and public holidays) are as follows:

For customers in Victoria, approximately 7-10 working days; For customers in NSW, SA, ACT, and QLD, approximately 9-12 working days; For customers in WA, NT, and TAS, approximately 9-12 working days.