Few items in your household are as important as the vacuum cleaner. A quick once-over with your Dyson, Henry, Kirby or Electrolux vacuum cleaner can keep your house looking tidy and ready for guests.
So when it breaks, your first instinct maybe to panic buy a replacement. However, you may be able to fix it and extend its life-span once you've diagnosed the problem.
1) If it suffers a bump and stops working, check for obvious signs of damage before considering a repair. If you can pinpoint the problem yourself, you could save yourself money.
2) If there's no power coming through to your vacuum cleaner, check to see if the cable is frayed.
3) If you do have power, but the vacuum is struggling to work properly, it may have a blockage in the pipe. You may be able to repair it yourself if you can clear the blockage, if not, at least you know what the problem is.
4) Hair or stringy refuse can get wrapped around the brush of your cleaner, which can reduce suction or stop the vacuum from working at all. You may feel confident in being able to untangle it yourself.
5) Are the filters blocked Many people never check this or know where to look (as it's different for various makes and models) but it could be worth checking if you can't determine the source of the problem right away.
6) If your vacuum cleaner works intermittently, it could be that it's overheating during use. This could be down to a number of different issues, such as a frayed power cable, clogged filters or a problem with the motor.
7) Check the bag. It's amazing how quickly they fill up and then the vacuum then no longer picks up enough. Check it regularly and replace as and when it needs it. If you don;t, it could overwork other parts of the vacuum.
8) Don't overreach with your vacuum. Be sure to use the longer hoses provided or an extension cable. If you're putting unnecessary strain on your cleaner, it could incur damage over time.
9) To avoid recurring problems, why not consider investing in replacement parts or additional parts - like a longer hose or cable - to extend the life-span of your vacuum cleaner.
10) Visit the websites of the product itself to see if there are any common vacuum cleaner problems that are specific to that product and whether there are any quick fixes.
Now you have the checklist, you should find it easier to diagnose and fix your vacuum cleaner. So if you have a Henry Vacuum or Kirby hoover, you can ensure it has a long life.
How To Fix Your Vacuum Cleaner
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