My Sebo X4 make a loud whining noise, i have checked for clogging in most places , the bag is not full, i have checked around the brush roller. What do you suggest?

SOURCE: Sebo X14 -red light comes

Unless the circuit board is bad, you still have a clog, Either in the hose, or the dirt inlet by the brush roll.

SOURCE: sebo automatic x4extra 1300w

Check for any blockage in the hose or the inlet by the brush roll. Is the brush roll jammed? There are 2 circuit boards, one for the 12V power supply and the other is the computer controller, one of these may have gone bad.

SOURCE: sebo automatic x4 power cuts

Could have a problem with the cord or maybe the switch. The swivel neck has wires runing from where the want plugs into and plugs into the a circuit board, sometimes one of the wires opens then the motor cuts in and out. There also is the motor and a computer controller causing a problem.

SOURCE: The Clog light is on my Sebo Essential G1 vacuum

If you are sure the base is clear, and that the flexible hose and attachment tube are clear, the only other common place for a blockage is the swivel neck that joins the base to the bottom of the dust bag housing.  Here's what to do:
Press the housing release button (front bottom of bag housing) and lift off the bag housing from the base. This can be quite hard (three or four hands would be helpful) but be sure to lift straight. When you've got the bag housing off, release the foot pedal and lower the swivel neck to 45 degrees.  Check inside the swivel neck channel closest to the foot pedal, and clean it out as necessary.

If this doesn't work, please post again and I'll see what else I can do...  If it does help, please rate me!

Vacuum Medic

• 108 Answers
• Posted on Jun 05, 2009

SOURCE: full bag clog light

1.If your sebo is less than five years old, you have a reciept, and are not using it commercially, in most cases this machine will still be under factory warranty. To locate
an authorized sebo dealer simply call sebo or use the dealer locator on their website.

2. If it is no longer under warranty:
First i would pick up something small such as a balled up gum wrapper and make sure it makes it to the bag, more often than not something is not checked, and its still plugged. Heres how i'd check for plugs.

• Pull the wand out and remove it from the hose by pressing the button on the wand look through the wand
• Remove the hose from the machine by pinching the hose clamp and pulling the hose out (it simply presses back in when you are done)
• press on the large button below the bag compartment on the front. (its often a different color and presses difficultly) lift the bag compartment and handle off the powerhead. (replace by simply pressing the bag compartment back onto the head)
• look down the powerhead and inspect the other areas of the bag compartment.
• open the orange/gray door on the bottom of the powerhead and look through checking for debris.