cmsitchristian

I just started working in a company that offer carpet and floor cleaning in Sydney and I do relate to your problem regarding your vaccuum cleaner. Here's a simple explanation that i've found that helps me fix it. The vacuum motor shutting down usually is an indication that there is a partial air blockage in the tubing that the dirt travels through. The air that the vacuum cleaner picks up has to travel through the vacuum and the dirt stops at the filter and the air continue on through the motor to keep it cool. If there is a restriction the motor will over heat and shut down on thermal over load and has to cool and reset before the motor will start up again. Please make sure all the filters are clean and the dirt and air that travels in the tubing is clean and has not blockages. If you have to replace the motor it will come with some of the plastic housings that surround it. Take the dirt cup out of the vacuum and turn it on to see if the motor will run for more than five minutes. Do no vacuum with the cup re...