Hyundai 1600w vacuum cleaner not working

Ryan S

• 328 Answers
• Posted on Mar 06, 2009

SOURCE: Hello I can not find my manual for my vax vs19

Check out this site;
http://www.vax.co.uk/support/vacuum-cleaner-user-guides

Scroll down to the one that's applicable.

Ryan S

• 328 Answers
• Posted on Jun 27, 2009

SOURCE: electrolux vacuum cleaner z4703 doesn't start

HI It could be the a number of issues.
The actual power switch could be at fault and needs replaced which has to be done by an official repairer.
OR if the vacuum cut out initially wait for a day and then try it again.
Also if the filters have been cleaned check that there is no dirt stopping the motor from coming on i.e. check the beater bar (remove the hood if neccessary) and check the drive belt is intact, also check all tubes to see there is no clogging.
If you have cleaned the filters you need to make sure they are dry rather than damp to wet as water seeping into a motor is very dangerous.

SOURCE: Miele 5000 vacuum cleaner stopped during use. no lights on

could be your retractable cord assembly's contacts..

push the power on while pulling out the cord. see if it tries to start.

SOURCE: Replacement Motor for a Miele S143 Vacuum Cleaner

Your vacuum should still be under warranty. If they dealer does not fix it for free call Miele directly.

SOURCE: Carpet steamer continually sprays water/cleaner. Can't stop it!

This is a solution for the Bissell Pro Heat, although it may apply to other Bissell steam cleaners as well. This is for the problem of the cleaning solution continually spraying without stop.

I found a quick and simple solution to this problem.

This problem occurs because the valve that allows the solution to flow gets "sticky" and will not close. The valve is engaged by the trigger mechanism in the handle. Squeezing the trigger pushes downward on the valve's plunger, but the spring in the valve that is meant to push the plunger back up to the closed position is not capable of doing so.

Here's the solution:

This valve is white and resides about half way down the vertical handle portion of the cleaner. To get to it, unscrew the 2 black screws that hold the top part of the handle to the bottom part. These are the same screws that you used for assembling the cleaner when you first bought it. Pull the top portion of the handle up and it should slide out.

Now, looking down into the handle body of the remaining portion of the handle, you'll see the top of the white valve. If you push down on the top of the valve (like the trigger mechanism in the top part of the handle you just removed does) it may go down some, but it probably won't go back up by itself like it should.

I found that lubricating this plunger with dish soap was the trick. If you can't get enough access to the valve to do this, you can remove the seven phillips head screws in the lower portion of the handle and pry it apart. I did this. I even took the valve out and put soap around the plunger and into the valve itself. I worked it up and down until it had a quick and positive open/close action.

Reassemble and you should be good to go. You'll notice that the trigger now has a more positive feel to it. I hope this helps.