posted by smitty52 on Oct 02, 2007
I made the mistake of not emptying/changing my bag when it was full.
I no there is some kind of thermal cutout in there but i cannot see how to access anything.
Is the unit repairable?
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Comment by ivanko, posted on Nov 11, 2007
I have no problem with overfull bag, The bag is empty and after minute or two, the vacuum cleaner shuts-off. After few minutes stars again but runs minute and shuts-off again. I think there is something with thermostat but how I can find it or can be this repairable?
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posted on Jan 07, 2008
There can be quite a number of causes for these problems. A lot of the time there is a clog that the consumer has not found. If the motor sounds like it is running at a high pitched noise, and there is low or no suction, then that's your problem.
With the over full bag problem, I might have to know a little more information. There may be a reset button on the machine. You are going to want to check around the base of the machine where the brush roll is. Also, a good thing to do is to just change the bag and give the machine about 15 minutes before you turn it back on. It's high unlikely that you shorted-out the thermal protector with one time of not changing the bag.
With the over full bag problem, I might have to know a little more information. There may be a reset button on the machine. You are going to want to check around the base of the machine where the brush roll is. Also, a good thing to do is to just change the bag and give the machine about 15 minutes before you turn it back on. It's high unlikely that you shorted-out the thermal protector with one time of not changing the bag.
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