I still nneed an answer about the metal pipe coming apart the where curved part meets the long metal pipe when vacuuming help HELP PATSY
1608307
I have the same problem. All this vacuum is good for is touch up cleaning. Not powerful enough for anything else.
1608308
I have the same problem. It's very annoying. Only thing I can think of is to tape it but then it would be a pain when you need to put the brush attachment on. Poorly designed.
1608309
What's the question ? Mine doesn't come off unless I take it off.If yours comes off then tape around pipe where it fits into curved section to secure snugly.
1608310
Mine does that often, all I can do is push it back together as strongly as possible. It usually stays for a while when I do that. It's a pain and I've become disappointed with this vacuum after using it for a while. Wish I had more to offer!
1509205
I am not sure what vacuum model you have but it could be one of several issues. The wand pushes into the lower body of the vacuum and at that point it opens or closes a valve to allow you to use the sweeper or the wand, If the wand has no suction it is generally caused by sticky valve or something is lodged in the valve assembly creating the problem. I would also check the hose and make sure nothing is lodged where the hose enters the lower part of the vacuum. The hose on most models unscrews with a 1/2 turn. If you cannot get suction you may need to take it in for service.
2164786
Haven't had it long enough to know, suspect it disassembles, but I'm not near it at the moment and Dyson only shows this: http://www.dyson.com/support/am02/am02-tower-fan-silver/using-my-dyson-list/cleaning-your-dyson-fan-am02. I swifter the bottom, too and would try vacuuming it if I thought is was at that point. They give this email for questions: questions@dyson.com
183855
I had the same problem. After using a wrench to get the whole thing off, then used more tools to get it apart, it leaked like a sieve after I screwed it back on. I'd like to know the answer myself because I bought a new one.
814944
Hmm? Im not sure? I have had mine for about 6 months, and so far, its been the best vacuum i have ever owned...good luck to u:)
636491
I would call a vacuum repair store. Most cities have them. The price of it was so inexpensive, I probably would not bother repairing it if it is old. I would just get a new unit if you like it that much.
1500411
I'd love to be able to help u but I haven't used it yet. I would guess it maybe vacuum holding it on. Not to b funny but have u looked in the owners manual? It may have some helpful hints.
626741
It's so funny. I like this q&a thing. Idk I have has this happen before. Does there seem like there is less material in the tube as well and are the rubber washer things different. My guess is that it just is extremely old and things change in the tube. The company will send you a new one though if you call them and send it to them.
497737
My guess is both of the above. Ours comes apart easily and cleans easy. Hope this helps, keep trying.
2109144
One of these days I will learn that a Gold Box Deal is not necessarily a "real deal." Will try the vacuuming solution and see if it helps. Thanks!
910851
i took sweeper all apart in attempt to fix this also i ended up breaking the vacuum and it was just over 1 year old. I was very careful it was a mess i broke a piece and still never regained full suction. I went out and bought a shark professional vacuum
764017
If everything is connected properly and still not working I'd send it back or replace part not working through the warranty which is for a year. A piece broke on mine, twice, and the local vacuum store replaced it. It was very easy. Usually seller will pay for return ship and even arrange pick up on a defective item.
1517733
Check for obstruction where tubing comes from floor. Just small piece of plastic can cause this problem
182090
Hi Jan. I would assume that, like every vacuum cleaner, something could be stuck (may be in the hose) preventing the water to be sucked up.
672931
Gary, you don't need any tool to remove it from de the main vacuum. Just watch how it is grabbed, and try to take it out with your hands. That's the only way to fix it.
701630
The upper cylinder comes apart and we've used bottle brushes and/or an air compressor outside as the dust is bound to fly. If you have a small hand you could probably reach in there, but the area vacuum cleaner company will do it as well for a fee. Not the most pleasant job, but my husband takes it on as a challenge every few months.
2008562
You don't have worry about it being taken apart, hold by stem and it will fall apart. This was my experience with the two pipes I bought from this seller. I will never buy from them again. Yes all pipes are suppose to come apart for cleaning, but the stem should fit tight in bowl and not just slip off.