How do I remove canister from a kenmore quick clean vacuum

change your filters both of them Emer Vacuums Vacuum Cleaner PartsVacuum Cleaners Powered by Network...

You need to own an air compressor,and blow out all vacuums ,after each use.

Hi,
The hose or hoses are plugged...take all the hoses apart and stretch them out... run a stiff wire through them or something like a broom handle...you will find that they are full of dust and dirt inside...

heatman101

No, the only effect of not cleaning them would be decreased air flow and consequently . The time between changing filters depends on how much the vacuum cleaner is used. Common failures are damaged cords and a damaged or failed power switch

For the stack of problems you have, it sounds like it be best for you to ditch it and get a new vacuum. The heavy problem sounds like a motor issue. The burning smell is most likely from the belt being loose on the power head.

Economically, you should just get a new one instead of replacing the whole system guts

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clarkco

Sounds like you may have a bad or loose connection, could be one of wires in the hose to the handle harness or the harness itself may be causing the problem. Also be the motor or relay causing a problem.

Check the filters. If you have a foam filter, they clog quickly. Wash it and dry it completely before you use it.

Sounds like you may have a clog or restriction somewhere in the vacuum.

remove hose take it outside and flush with TSP solution then rinse with water (garden hose) let dry. spackle dust and drywall dust are water soluble and will not hurt your grass.