When I plug my vaperetto it trips the socket switch

do you have a fuse in the plug? if so it is probably tripped and needs replacing.

i would try plugging it in at someone else's house and see what it does.
I need more info on this matter. i assume it will trip just one breaker in the breaker panel. if it is tripping more than one your breaker, your box is not wired correctly and you need to call an electrician immediately before your house burns down. is the sweeper new or used? if know for sure your wiring is ok in the house then your sweeper has a loose connection or bad motor and you need to have it fixed or throw the sweeper away. the money you loose by fixing or throwing away is a very small price compared to a fire.

I'd test the new fuse with a meter. I'd then plug it in and retest for power and ground to and through the switch and motor. It could be as simple as a loose or pinched wire which grounded out.

Failed circuit board. Mine did the same same. Red flashing light, no power at the hose on/off switch, but would turn on manually at unit. To make sure, use a jumper wire or a quarter out of your change jar, and jump the two male power plugs on the wall socket where your hose plugs in. If it doesn't come on, then your hose is alright. I picked up a new circuit board on the net for around $80 and changed it out in 15 minutes and was a very simple fix anyone can do.

You probably have water or moisture across the terminals, due either to spillage or leakage and it is tripping the earth leakage. Empty the iron out and dry it out thoroughly by placing it on a warm surface for several hours. If it still trips the power after that the element has possibly shorted to earth and the iron will need replacing.

It sounds like you may need a new switch rocker arm. If so this is not an expensive repair. I would suggest you takeit to a reputable vacum shop for repair.Chris

The only fuse is in the plug if this blow then it might trip the CB out

Hello,
It sounds like your vacuum is fine if it works when plugged in the kitchen outlet. It is tripping the breaker switch in the other room because the circuit is overloaded (too many things plugged in this circuit). Try unplugging some things in that room and try your vacuum again.
If it only trips when using one particular outlet, then the outlet should be replaced. I would recommend having an electrician check your wiring out.

Hope this helps

It wasn't the hoover, it was the plug socket!

cord is probably faulty

take off the cover over the plug and plug in an IEC plug ( used on computers) and see if it works