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Step 1
1. Check regularly for blockages in the pipe. Blockages in the pipe can reduce suction and cause a build of debris which clog the machine once it enters the filter.
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Step 2
2. If your cleaner has lost suction check to ensure the brush is free of clutter. Hair, cotton and frayed carpet can often form blockages within the brush unit.
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Step 3
3. If after cleaning the brushes the vacuum still suffers a suction problem, you’ll need to check the filters. These will need to be cleaned or replaced depending on how often you use your vacuum, you might want to keep a spare set of filters to ensurevacuum cleaner is always ready for use.
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Step 4
4. If your vacuum cleaner turns itself off, it could be that it’s overheating. You’ll need to check the filters, pipes and brushes for blockages. We highly recommend that you refer any suspected cable damages to electrical repair professionals.
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Step 5
5. Empty the bag or turbine collection unit regularly to ensure that your vacuum cleaner is never too full to work properly and esnure air circulates within the machine.
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Step 6
6. Use the appopriate tools for use within hard to reach areas. This will ensure the vacuum pipe is free damages and dents. Using the correct tools will also prevent dirt and spillages from spreading.
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Step 7
7. Make sure you investigate any burning smells or strange noises straight away. It may indicate something serious. You may need to consult the manual, manufacturer’s website or a maintenance professional to resolve this problem.
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Step 8
8. Use available cleaning accessories to save time and energy. Polishes and carpet cleaners can help speed up the process of vacuuming, saving time and energy.
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Step 9
9. Depending on the problem, it is likely that you can repair a faulty vacuum cleaner yourself without needing to be an electrician or a DIY expert. By using the manual, or an online guide, you can save yourself a great deal of time and money, and you don’t have to be without your vacuum cleaner for long.
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Step 10
10. Before vacuuming pick up small, hard objects. These objects can damage components inside your vacuum cleaner, resulting in a loss of suction. Ensure all out for metal objects such as coins and paper clips are collected before vacuuming. Larger objects including toys and sports objects can also jam or damage the vacuum.
