Will not start, tried everything from checking electrical outlets to circuit breakers

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If it is broken and will not stay engaged it should be replaced.

You probably just have a circuit breaker that's become weak or is overloaded running other things as well as your machine. Have you tried an outlet powered by a different breaker? Also, if you're using an extension cord it will raise the resistance and the current draw.

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The Motor has locked up due to over heating. Once that happens the only way to go is either replace the motor drive or get a new cleaner. Do not try and keep energizing the Vacuum as you could blow circuit-breakers or start an electrical fire.

If you can unplug the central vac and plug it into a different outlet that you know is on a different breaker and test it out to see if it trips the breaker,or temporarily rewire the central vac to a different power supply.Make sure the breaker is the correct amperage for the central vac,last read the instructions to see if you need a dedicated circuit breaker,you might have to many accessories plugged into that outlet.

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Check the house circuit breaker to see if it tripped?
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If it is tripped, then turn off your central vacuum unit and reset the circuit breaker. Then turn the central vacuum unit on. If the circuit breaker trips again, then refer to the following:
Determine if the house circuit your vacuum unit is on has sufficient voltage required.
If your unit has a reset button, press the button and try again.
Cross the low voltage wire from the relay at the unit with a small screw driver. If you hear the relay click you need to replace your motor.
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If you do not hear a click, then you need to replace your relay.

You have to go to the electrical panel that serves your home or apartment and locate the fuse that is blown [ if there are fuses, replace the blown one with a new one of the same amperage] or the circuit breaker which has kicked part way off. With a circuit breaker you have to turn it all the way off and then back on in order to reset it.

you probably have a broken wire in cord or the power switch has gone bad two options take it to qualified electrical repair shop or if you just purchased it recently return it to the store also try another appliance in same outlet to make sure you havent thrown a circuit breaker hope this helps

2 guesses.... One is that you vacuumed up a pice of cord or sting that got wound up on the roller (if it's that tyme of machine, and NOW everything's completelt "loced." Cure: look at the brush roller and "unwind" the cord or string.

Two is that you were doing it for a long time and the thermal circuit breaker (which is IN the vacuum cl;eaner itself) over heated and cut out. Usually these are self-resetting, so in a 1/2 hour or 45 minutes - when the thing coold down, it'll start working again.

Note that my first suggestion COULD cause the motor to heat up the and cause the thermal cur out.