Revision to Vacuum Brushes Not Spinning
| == The Motor Has Failed == | |
| - | This is straightforward, and applies mainly to vacuums with power driven brush heads. A few conventional uprights, have two motors, one for the fan, one for the brush roll. If you have dealt with everything mentioned above, it is likely that the motor has failed. Some may have replaceable brushes in the motor, but most will just need a new motor. |
| + | This is straightforward, and applies mainly to vacuums with power driven brush heads. A few conventional uprights, have two motors, one for the fan, one for the brush roll. If you have dealt with everything mentioned above, it is likely that the motor has failed. Some may have replaceable brushes in the motor, but most will just need a [parts|Vacuum Cleaner|new motor|itemtype=motors]. |
| == Air Turbine Issues == | |
| == Further Information == | |
| - | [guide|10869|Belt Replacement and Brush Roll Cleaning|new_window=true] (older upright, Eureka) |
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| [guide|55785|Brush Roll Maintenance|new_window=true] (Electric Power Head) | |
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