Tristar Recent Questions, Troubleshooting Help & Support

I would start with the place you bought it and advise you want/need warranty repairs and/or the warranty repair station etc informastion

Thewre should be an easier way to access belt. Check under power head again, I cant see how there would a problem. Was you get in it the belt is easy to install. Put belt on motor shaft first, then roll it on the brush end. Chris

Something stuck in the brushroll or a broken belt

You need to completely annihilate the plastic cap by cutting it off and destroying the remaining plastic to expose the stainless steel insert/plug. You can use either a pipe wrench or 11mm wrench to turn the insert counter-clockwise to unscrew. You will need to use some force to get the plug out since it's basically glued shut by lime deposits in your tap water. Do not move the slotted cap or else this will need to be adjusted so that all your water doesn't squirt out before turning to steam. Next time only use distilled water. Store with the cap off. Grease the inner and outer threads after every use and wipe it off completely before use so it doesn't mix with the steam and turn to vapor.

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Check the connections of the wires going to the power nozzle and where it plugs into the canister

It could be a short somewhere, it could be the carbon brushes in the motor need replaced.

Replace the motor filter and the exhaust filter if you have one. The cloth bag may also need replaced. Overheating usually meAn something is restricting the airflow.

Check brushes on the motor condenser switch powercord if all ok it might be the motor burned

I need the actual model number for that vacuum and then I can give you the correct/specific instructions.

Seems you may have wired it to send power to the power head but not the motor.

I measured it for you, from my cup.
It's 18 Fl ozs or 500 ml (1/2 litre)
Anybody know where I can buy a spare nozzle.

It is not a difficult task. It is very easy. Take out the damaged motor, and replace it with a new one. What else?