Top 20 Miele CatAndDog700 Bagged Canister Vacuum Questions & Answers

try going to the shop where you bought it and see how to attach the bag properly

typically if your vacuum is loosing performance it is time to replace the bag depends on how fine of dust some really fine dust will clog the pores at a 1/4 full

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.TimTheVacCenter.com

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you will need to take the unit apart find the screws that hold the unit together 2 under the the bin cover at the hinges 1 holding the black control cover when you have removed the screw then just lift the cover it will be stiff just pull it up under this find all the screws and remove them remove the motor and you will see the pcb on the side of the motor it will have a dry joint on the solder this back up and that should do it make sure you unplug the unit b4 you work on it

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Will it power up without the hose attached? If it does then you have a clogged hose. If not, there is a circuit board by the motor that may be bad.

I am an amateur and novice.
Tracked My Miele problem to a bad connection at the outlet plug.

i think the constant slapping of the plug against the housing during rewind prob disconnected the wires inside the plug? Replaced plug

There is an electronic circuit board on the motor that may have gone bad and will have to replaced, part # 06836740 and sells for around $75.00, for model S516. But if this a S316, then it could be the speed control mounted on the motor, Part # 04416342 and sells for around $83.00. Both of these models are Cat Naad Dog so you need the model number berfore you order a part.

Yes they can be used together, and they would fit in the same slot if there is room.

Spare parts from; https://www.espares.co.uk/search/mo396837/vacuum-cleaners/miele/s500 Manual from; https://www.manualslib.com/manual/295848/Miele-S500.html Hope that helps.

You have a blockage somewhere. The most likely place is in the brush head behind the brush or at the first joint to the metal tube.

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If the roller brush of your Miele vacuum SEB 234/236 only spins when you manually hold down the switch, it indicates that there is a problem with the electronic circuit or mechanical parts responsible for engaging the brush. This could be caused by a faulty connection, a broken wire, or a malfunctioning switch. It's recommended to have the vacuum serviced by a professional to diagnose and fix the issue.

It may be worn carbon brushes in the beater head and yes it can be fixed. You can try giving the head a thump on the side to help seat the motor brushes.

It sounds like there may be an issue with the power control system on your Miele C3 cat/dog vacuum. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can try:

1. Check the power control switch: Make sure that the power control switch is functioning properly and that it is able to move freely through all of the power settings. If the switch is stuck or damaged, it may be causing the vacuum to remain on the minimum power setting.
2. Check for debris in the power control system: Debris can sometimes accumulate in the power control system and cause it to malfunction. To check for debris, turn off the vacuum and unplug it from the electrical outlet. Locate the power control system and use a small brush or compressed air to carefully clean it.
3. Check for a clog in the hose or suction path: A clog in the hose or suction path can cause the vacuum to lose suction and remain on the minimum power setting. To check for a clog, remove the hose and use a flashlight to look for any blockages. If you find a clog, use a broom handle or similar object to carefully remove it.

If these troubleshooting steps do not resolve the issue, it is possible that there is a problem with the power control system or another internal component of the vacuum. In this case, it may be necessary to have the vacuum repaired or serviced by a professional.

clogged--belt slipping--motor failing

Possible electrical short in the reset switch.

It loses power? Do you mean the brush roller does not spin or do you mean there is a loss of suction? Or does the vacuum shut off? I interpret this to mean no suction. That implies no air flow. https://bestsearchadvisor.com/miele-vacuum-troubleshooting-problems/ Lack of suction suggests either a blockage OR an air leak. If a canister is not properly seated, a gap offers air leakage. If there is a leak in the hose, again, there is a loss of suction. A hole in the hose requires hose replacement. If this problem is not one of loss of suction but rather loss of power in the brushes, there are other considerations, such as a build up of long fibers in the roller. https://howtofixit.net/miele-vacuum-troubleshooting-guide/ Alternatively, if the brush is failing to spin, the motor for it may have failed even though the suction continues to work. If there is a loss of all power when you push it forward, perhaps there is a problem with the cord, a breakage where movement breaks the power going to the vacuum. Here is a link to Miele's own troubleshooting page: https://www.mieleusa.com/c/troubleshooting-159.htm