Have you ever experienced cleaning your home then suddenly the vacuum cleaner acts up? Before panicking and calling a vacuum repair expert, or worse try to dismantle the vacuum cleaner yourself, check if you’re doing the following common errors first.
The Vacuum Cleaner Keeps Shutting Off, or Won’t Even Turn On At All
The first thing you should do is to check the plug. Is it plugged all the way in? If it is, is it stable? A wobbly connection is often the culprit. Plug the vacuum cleaner somewhere else so the electricity can flow properly and won’t shut off your unit intermittently. If you’re using a portable vacuum, check the battery. Perhaps it has run out of power and needs replacing. Another thing to do is check the cord integrity. If there is an exposed wire, unplug the unit first to avoid the risk of being electrocuted. You can use electrical tape to temporarily fix superficial and minor wiring problems.
If you’ve tried the solutions above and your vacuum cleaner still won’t turn on, contact a vacuum repair service. The problem may be a faulty sensor or a loose connection between the unit and the power source, neither of which you should fix on your own. Read more from this blog. Read more from this blog. http://bit.ly/2sgTokd
