First in could be that your power cord has been bent and twisted too much and the wire has broke inside the cord or the wires could have come off the motor or the motor could have fried.
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there is a wire contact on your vacuum handle. try to check all the wire inside your vacuum, or if you cant, try to call for an expert technician to check up your vacuum.
Start by checking to insure you're getting proper voltage through the cord. Make sure the bag emptor and front brush roll nozzle are installed properly as each must activate the switch for it to run. It could have a defective switch.
check the cord that goes from the handle to the brushroll housing. these usually go bad by the strain relief. also open up the handle and check to make sure the power cord wire didnt come disconnected from nthe switch, also a common problem. let me know if you need any further assistance
Make sure the 'Power brush' switch on the contol panel on the hose is depressed. Check the circuit breaker on the power nozzle; it will either be a button or a breaker that looks like a rocker switch, try to reset it.
Is the power nozzle motor running but the brush just isn't turning? If so you may have a broken belt. Not a likely solution since the belt is a lifetime belt, but still remotely possible.
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