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Please any answers, anyone? I have the same problem and have become very disgusted with the purchase of the Bissell crosswave.

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Question edited for clarity. Do the Shark Rocket filters look the same? You may have to cut your own. https://www.google.com/search?q=Pensare+Rocket+1000+watt+vacuum+cleaner.+replacement+filters ..

All questions need full make and model https://www.google.com/search?q=sonic+clean+vacuum They make a few models in upright and floor compacts. You have a blockage somewhere. When something is obstructing the flow, the motor is still trying to suck air. It has to go somewhere, so it blows instead. The blockage could be anywhere, but you mention brush rolls, so on an upright, remove the base plate and the brush and check the hole behind it. In a vacuum with a hose, check the hose itself and the motorized brush head, the same hole behind the brush. https://www.google.com/search?q=sonic+clean+vacuum+no+suction If your vacuum's suction power has decrease with use, this is because 1) the filter bag needs to be changed and/or 2) the vacuum has a clog in the suction path. For clog removal instructions, please reference page 10 of your vacuum's user manual.

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That's weird. When the handle is up on the Hoover WindTunnel T-Series U6439-900 Bagless Upright Vacuum Cleaner, the brushroll will not run. This vacuum is designed to run the brushroll only when the handle is in the lower (or operating) position. I'd suggest contacting Hoover for help.

I don't find specific information about this problem. Here are some things to try. If they don't work, you may call beldray customer service. Check the water tank: Ensure that the water tank is filled with enough water and is properly inserted into the mop. Clean the mop head: Remove the mop head and clean it thoroughly. Dirt or debris on the mop head can cause clicking noises. Check for blockages: Check for any blockages in the nozzle or steam outlet. You can use a needle or pin to remove any blockages. Descale the mop: If your mop has not been descaled in a while, it could be causing the clicking noise. You can descale your mop by following the instructions in the user manual.

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Question edited for clarity, add CAPS and spaces. No one has done this yet, and it is a virtually unknown brand, at least in North America. https://www.google.com/search?q=johnny+vac+222+disassembly You could ask them https://www.johnnyvac.com/en/all-parts ....

This question needs 'make model what it is)' please as first 3 words. https://www.google.com/search?q=1698+series ..

Per the Manual I received with my vacuum.... try e-mailing [email protected]

Very little on this little known appliance. It make be the thermal overload fuse. Take it to a local repair shop or you could strip it down, identify the fuse and test it with a Digital Test Meter. https://www.google.com/search?q=Amy+HAAN+FS-20+steamer+will+not+turn+on ..

If your Haan steamer is not turning on, there could be various reasons for this. Here are some troubleshooting procedures to assist you in identifying and maybe resolving the issue: Check the Power Source: Make sure the steamer is plugged into a working power source. Check if the outlet is operational by using another device or appliance. Inspect the Power Cord: Look for any visible damage, such as frayed or exposed wires, on the power cord. If there is any damage to the cord, do not use the steamer until it has been fixed or replaced. Safety Locks and Buttons: Some steamers feature safety locks or buttons that must be engaged before the unit will turn on. Check the user handbook for any special instructions regarding these safety measures. Water Reservoir: Ensure that the water reservoir is appropriately filled. Many steamers require water to generate steam, therefore they may not operate if the reservoir is empty or the water level is too low. Safety systems: Some steamers have safety systems that prohibit them from starting if specific requirements are not satisfied. For example, the steamer may need to reach a certain temperature before it can be used. Allow the steamer some time to attain the required temperature. Overheating Protection: If the steamer includes overheating protection, it will stop down briefly if it becomes too hot. Allow the steamer to cool before using it again. A malfunctioning power switch or electrical circuitry could be the source of the problem. If you've examined all of the external causes and the steamer still won't switch on, it may need to be inspected and repaired by an expert. I hope you can solve your problem.

Can be either
1hair, debris around the brush roller
2 brush roll bearings have hair Etc, right on them

3 brush roll bearings worn badly .
Do they turn freely, take out and turn while putting light pressure with fingers, light twisting

4 belt issue,
Did the belt before this one break or wear maybe too soon which points back to Roller/ bearings/ hair

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Hello Shelley The loud whining sound could result from an obstruction within the various parts of the machine, like the noizzle or suction pathway.Check the motor could be having a problem

Full 'make model (what it is)' is needed in all questions on Fixya please. The drive belt is broken whether it is a standalone upright cleaner or whether it is a canister vacuum with a hose and wand with brush head. How you replace it is completely dependent on make and model, but can easily be Googled or refer to the manual.

Hold the unit aloft, then tap lightly with a rubber or wood mallet all the way around the filter housing, try turning it then repeat process, it should come off eventually.