Common causes of vacuum cleaner malfunctions
Causes of vacuum cleaner malfunction
1. Fault phenomenon: The motor does not rotate.
1. The power plug is not properly inserted;
2. The power outlet has no power;
3. The vacuum cleaner’s power is not turned on;
4. The motor is burned out.
II. Fault phenomenon: Motor burned out
1. The current exceeds the rated load, causing blockage and prolonged formation of a vacuum load;
2. Dust has entered the motor;
3. Sewage foam and the like enter the motor.
3. Fault phenomenon: Reduced suction power
1. The dust baffle, filter, nozzle, vacuum hose, and vacuum steel pipe are blocked;
2. The nozzle, vacuum hose, and vacuum steel pipe are damaged.
4. Fault phenomenon: Dust spills out during vacuuming.
1. The dust filter is improperly installed or damaged.
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