Seem the wand is not getting any power
More information needed. When you turn on the vacuum do you hear the motor running? Is the problem that there is no suction at the head? Is there suction at the canister when the hose is removed? I would first check to make sure that there is no obstruction in the hose. Have you checked the filters to see if they are clean?
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Could be a bad switch or a bad cord would be the first things to check.
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Does it do this with the hose off? If it only does it when the hose is hooked up to it, then you have a clog in the hose.
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http://www.filterqueen.com/contact-filterqueen-locate-distributor.html they will help you.
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Is there a Johnstone Supply in your area? How about an ACE Hardware. A vacum repair place? Sewing machine repair place?
If you have the data, ACE or Johnstone should be able to help you. Don't discount other electrical supply places. You will not get help at a big box place.
When I Googled "Filter Queen parts", I found lots of places on the WWW. There must be something close to you.
Give it a try. Let me know if this works for you.
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SOURCE: how to change upper filters?
Open the vac as though to change the cone and remove the plastic inner cone with the slotted screw at the bottom.. Underneath you will find a 5" disk , likely coated with fine dust.
That is the one which needs to be changed. Around that disc will be three more screws holding the upper housing onto the vac. These ones are accessible from inside, if changing the motor.
Below the handle of the vac there is a serial number ring and three screws in an offset triangle. If you remove these and the rubber cover for the toe switch, the vac housing will come off. This will reveal the `foam or cotton ``muffler``. You can replace it or wash and dry it if foam. It acts as a muffler more than a a filter....
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