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Review this table to find do-it-yourself solutions for minor performance problems. Any
service needed, other than maintenance described in this Use & Care Guide, should be
performed by a qualified service agent.
WARNING
Always turn off and unplug vacuum cleaner before performing maintenance to the
vacuum cleaner. Failure to do so could result in electrical shock or personal injury.
PROBLEM
Unplugged at wall outlet.
Vacuum cleaner
Tripped circuit breaker/blown
fuse at household service panel.
will not start.
Loose hose electrical connections. Reconnect hose ends.
Full or clogged dust bag.
Clogged airflow passages.
Dirty filters.
Wrong pile height setting.
Wrong power level selected.
Hole in hose.
Worn PowerMate
Poor job of dirt
pick-up.
Worn or broken belt.
Dirty brushroll or end caps.
Canister hood open.
Tripped overload protector in
PowerMate
PROTECTOR (page 17).
Hose or hood electrical
connections.
Vacuum cleaner
Tripped overload protector in
starts but shuts
PowerMate
off.
PROTECTOR (page 17).
Tripped thermal protector in
canister.
TROUBLESHOOTING
POSSIBLE CAUSE
®
brushroll.
®
. See OVERLOAD
®
. See OVERLOAD
Plug in firmly, press On/Off switch.
Reset circuit breaker or replace fuse.
Change bag.
Clear airflow passages.
Clean/change filters.
Adjust setting.
Adjust control.
Replace hose.
Change brushroll.
See BELT CHANGING AND BRUSHROLL
CLEANING (page 23-24).
See BELT CHANGING AND BRUSHROLL
CLEANING (page 23-24).
Close and latch hood.
Remove any items that may be caught or
jammed, then restart. If vacuum cleaner starts
and stops again, clean brushroll and end
caps, then restart.
Check connections, reconnect hose ends.
Remove any items that may be caught or
jammed, then restart. If vacuum cleaner starts
and stops again, clean brushroll and end
caps, then restart.
See THERMAL PROTECTOR (page 18).
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