How do you turn off the keypad sound on a vm202?

replace piston seals and valves.

Need a little more information on this one. Have you checked to be sure all of the hoses and inlets are cleared? Also, check the intake near the beater bars, where the head is. Do you have a special knob for floor and attachments? If so, is it turned to floor? Also, is there a muffled sound, a regular sound or no sound when you turn it on?

Based on what you have said it sounds like the bearings in the electric motor are finished, probably just as cheap to buy another vac, sorry.

sounds like the bearings at end of brushbar need replaceing
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Check to make sure that a circuit breaker hasn't been tripped in your breaker box. If that's not the case, you can pull the microwave out and check the back for a fuse. Generally fuse access is located next to where the power cord enters the device.

Difficult as you didn't say what the equipment is but it sounds like there is a problem with communication between the main box and the keypad box. Have someone check that all the wires in the keypad are connected and there is no break in one of the wires. There are normally 6 connections, +ve and -ve, 2 serial connections and 2 tamper.If all the connections are ok try removing all power including the battery from the main box and reconnecting. Make sure you know all your codes including the installer code before you do this.Note if you do undo the small box the alarm may well go off!
I hope I have been of help but please do not hesitate to ask if you have any further questions.

It sounds like the drive belt has snapped bottom left hand side easy to replace but fiddely

Do you mean the numeric keypad is no longer controlling the garage door? If so, have you changed the battery for the keypad? Frequently, if the battery is low, the keypad will stop working when the door is closed but works to close an open door. On most Chamberlain garage door openers, this is a 9V battery. You may need a small Philips screw driver to open the battery compartment at the bottom of the keypad.

After changing the battery, try the learn code procedure again. I've found it easiest to have two people involved when programming the keypad to the garage door opener. One handles the Learn button and the other types in the desired code.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

no they all work the same once the password is entered it allows the voltage to pass.just install it and program the password that's it.

Circuit brealer switch may be bad, but the fact that Rainbow nozzle made this strange sound makes me think that it may have happened because there is something wrong with the motor.

While unplugged - remove the brush and belt. Try turning brush ends - see if they yurn easily... Try turning the motor shaft - see if it turns and if it does - if it turns smoothly and if makes any strange sounds...

To really test the motor you can just bypass the circuit breaker switch.