Repairing Your Vacuum Cleaner

Has your vacuum cleaner stopped working? This is a nightmare occurrence. After all, nobody likes having dirty floors in their home, do they?




Thankfully, there are many websites online that sell spare parts for popular models. This means you can deduce what the problem is and simply find the right replacement parts online. Once you receive it all you need to do is install it and you are good to go. Whatever you do, don’t simply replace your vacuum cleaner as soon as an issue occurs. So many people do this, but the spares are readily available and they are usually very cheap and easy to install as well. Below, we will take a look at some of the most common repairs required and the spare parts needed.


One of the most common spare parts you will need to buy is a vacuum belt. Most branded belts are compatible with all models in the range. This eliminates any hassle as you won’t have to search for something specific. The job of the belt revolves around the rotation of the agitator brush. Because of this, they are very hard wearing and are developed with durability as a core principle. However, you may find that your belt has worn too much or has broken completely. Therefore, if your roller brush has stopped working then all you may need to do is merely change the belt – as simple as that.

However, if you find that your belt is completely fine and has not worn, then the problem can be the brush roll itself. Make sure you check the belt thoroughly before you go down this route though. These are very easy to replace so don’t worry about this process. The reason you need to be cautious is simply that a brush roll will cost you more than a belt. You can find brush rolls available, although they are not monumentally expensive.

In addition to this, you may find that you need to buy new filters for your vacuum. If your vacuum is blocked and not collecting dirt properly then this is an indication that your filters need to be replaced. Similarly to a vacuum belt, you can find filters online at an exceedingly cheap price. This is a very simple solution to a problem that seems to panic many people. As soon as individuals notice that their vacuum cleaner is losing suction they assume it is on the brink of becoming extinct, yet this is certainly not the case.

If the spares mentioned are not applicable to the problems you are experiencing then simply go to a spare part website and talk to one of the customer service representatives. They will be able to point you in the right direction of the spare you need to buy. It could be anything from a new soleplate to a new wheel. But don’t fear, anything can be easily replaced with a vacuum cleaner and thus a costly repair is avoided. In most cases, the problem is going to be a very simple and straightforward one!

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