Vacuum not Sucking Anymore? It Might be Time for Professional Intervention

Is your vacuum cleaner in Hallandale Beach having problems with picking up messes? Are you having trouble with your vacuum cleaner parts in Hallandale Beach of cleaning any type of mess whether it is dirt, dust bunnies or allergens? Trying to clean any type of mess makes it nearly impossible for you to get your home cleaned while making sure your vacuum cleaner is working properly.

 

We know how messes can pile up around a home that increases dust mites, debris, carpet spills and dirt. What happens when your vacuum cleaner won’t pick up these messes anymore? What could be the problem with vacuum not sucking up dirt? 

The first place to look is the vacuum cleaner bag. When a bag is full or if it has become ripped or torn, there will be a corresponding loss of suction. Even if the bag looks intact but there is still a suction loss, change it for a new one. This way, you will know for sure that the bag is not the problem. 

Most modern vacuums have two filters. There may be a filter to keep dust out of the motor, or a pre-motor filter, and an exhaust filter. They may have a plastic frame surrounding a sheet of material, or there may be a boxlike container that holds a sponge type of high-efficiency particulate air filter. Most filters are washable and, once dried, can be inserted back into place. If they are damaged, they must be replaced. 

The vacuum airflow begins at the tip of the hose in a canister vacuum cleaner and at the opening in the base of an upright vacuum cleaner. Stretch out a hose to full length and insert a broom handle through it. The handle will push any obstruction all the way through. Inspect the hose from end to end. Any crack, hole or kink will cause a vacuum to lose suction. If the hose is compromised in this way, it must be replaced. Conversely, turn an upright vacuum upside down to inspect the opening that leads up into the body of the vacuum. Look for pieces of paper or hair jams that might limit the suction. If the upright has a rotating brush, remove it to gain greater access to the opening. Also, check the connections between the hose and the vacuum. A bad or loose connection will allow the vacuum airflow to be compromised, and this will cause a loss in suction. 

If the rotating brush, or beater bar, is not turning, it will seem like there is a loss in suction. The rotating brush sweeps dirt and debris into the vacuum suction airflow and makes it easier for the vacuum to pick up dirt. If the rotating brush is no longer spinning, there will be a corresponding loss of cleaning power. In most cases, the rotating brush can be removed and cleaned so that it functions normally again. Oftentimes, however, the drive belt that turns the brush may be broken and must be replaced to regain proper vacuum suction. 

If the motor is going bad, the vacuum will lose suction. A bad motor may sound off key, it may smoke or it will run in fits and starts. Motors are not generally do-it-yourself jobs, and if the motor is bad, the vacuum must be replaced. On some bag vacuums, however, the motor uses a spinning plastic fan blade to achieve suction. The fan blade is attached directly to the motor axle. Dirt and debris pass through the blades and are pushed into the bag. If any of these blades have been broken, the motor may vibrate or run off key, leading to a loss of suction. Replace the fan blade if that's the case. 

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