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Go on ebay and buy a tv the same as yours thats not working but the screen isnt broken and swap it with yours. Ive done this myself it works hope this helps you.
Sounds like a stretched or broken belt.On the bottom there should be some screws so you can access the motor/ brush area. If the belt is not broken it may be stretched which will still render the brush from turning. Hope this helps, Chris
On the fixing roller, on his left side there must be small white/grey marking, if it isnt there the film isnt ok. E007 means that sensor canot detect that small white/grey mark. If the pressure is ok, no mater to broken handle it should work.
seems like ur phone's charging point is broken or else ur charger isnt working .. try a different charger if it works den ur charger is at fault or else the point is broken
here are a ew things that could be causing you sorrow
1.) Check your vacume to ensure that it isnt clogged anywhere
2.) before your compressor and after the filer, this part is where the suction takes place, check to see that it isnt clogged or that it isnt broken...
3.) check your packing (diapharam) in the vacume oto see if it ruptured(has a hole or broken)
4.) Check for lears on the vacume, basically run a pice of paper all over it and see if it is pulled to the vacume.
Once air is coming out the back, it means the compressor is working, but it alos means that the vacume is clogged, or a compartment that is u\supposed to be sealed is broken, or it has a leak somewhere..
My bet is that it is clogged somewhere, take it apart you will find it..
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