Introduction

The push button did not lower the brush properly : a broken plastic inner-piece was hindering the lowering of the brush. This guide explains how to tear down the brush and put the borken piece away.

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    • Turn off the vacuum and unplug it from the outlet.

    • Unmount the main brush head from the cleaner pipe.

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    • Unsnap the clips of the top cover with a small slot screwdriver.

    • Remove the top cover of the brush.

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    • Unscrew both Philips screws from the top of the brush.

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    • Unscrew both security torx screws.

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    • Smoothly and carefully take out the top of the brush head.

    • Take some time to search for the defect.

    • Remove broken pieces and repair if you can.

    • Clean up the inner parts of the brush with a smooth cloth. Remove dust, grains that could damage the inner parts of the brush.

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    • Push the retract button : the brush must be lowered.

David

Member since: 23/05/14

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2 comments

My vacuum is similar to the one shown here. Only had it a few months, now the suction is not very good, and is not picking up. The cylinder is not spinning around. Any advice. Thanks in advance

vivaespana -

I have a head the same and want to replace the joining hose and wish to know how to replace it as it has all holes in it and not sucking properly TIA

Toosje McWhirter -