Miele vacuum cleaner hepa tt2000 blue

I have seen generic filters do this. Be sure to use original Miele filters. The generics are a few dollars cheaper to buy but you end up with an inferior quality filter that could cause other problems by continued use. same is true with bags.

A clogged filter may also do this. Miele vacuums are very tightly sealed, the exhaust air has to come out. If the filter is clogged, the pressure could pop the filter out, HEPA filters are suggested to change out about every 50 hours, for most people this is between 1 - 1.5 years.

We had a Miele come in for service the other day with the same complaint, installed filter was a generic, customer said it was a new filter just installed. We replaced with an original filter and problem ceased.

If you need any help feel free to contact me.

Tim
TheVacCenter.com

the vac filters are blocked it will shut off the power untill you clean the filters or replace

Hello, this is Ava with Think Crucial.

You may find the User's Manual for your Miele model by clicking the link below.

http://m.miele.ca/OperatingInstructions/en-CA/Vacuums/Previous%20models/Miele%20Vacuum%20Cleaner%20Manual%20S500-548_S600-648.pdf

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I hope this was helpful.

Ava B.
Think Crucial Customer Care
http://www.thinkcrucial.com/

Was it hot when you pressed "+" button? Did you check the filters(Hepa) or bag if clogged or suction path was blocked? Does it happen after it was cool down? From what you said, it seems none of the above. Only thing I can think of is circuit board. The mortor runs in variable speed. "+" increase the average voltage to the motor thus higher suction. PWM circuit in main pcb may not working correctly.

High priced vacuum cleaner like this shouldn't fail like this but it does. JMO.

Greetings from GoVacuum,

Ahh yes, the Silver Moon. One of Miele's best made vacuums ever! So good that out of all the different vacuums that I could of chose for my home, the Miele S558 Silver Moon was the one I chose.

When you're Reset button is flashing, this simply means that it's time to replace the HEPA filter on your vacuum cleaner. Miele included this feature on their upper end models to alert the user when their filter needed to be changed.

The Miele Silver Moon uses Genuine Miele S-Class HEPA Filter for S300i/S600i, and Miele S7 Uprights. Miele Part # 04854915 (replaces 04854911) Which can be purchased from GoVacuum for $52.95 with free shipping.

Once you have installed the new HEPA filter, simply press down on the flashing Reset button to restart the 50 hour internal timer inside. Miele recommends to replace this filter after every 50 hours of vacuuming.

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Thank you very much,

Chris Jones
GoVacuum.com

check the suction port it is probably stopped up or take the filter out and crank it up see what happens

Remove the hose and check the suction. It it is still bad check to see if the canister is closing on the bag. Most likely the hepa filter needs replaced. Here http://www.totalvac.com/mielevacuumcleanerfilters.htm

Sounds like the hose has a blockage. Remove the hose and check for debris. Check also at vacuum inlet for blockage.