20 Most Recent Dirt Devil M0105 Bagless Vacuum - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Hi there! The vacuum is equipped with a thermal protector sensor that will automatically shut the motor down if it reaches a certain temperature. This is usually caused by either a clog or a filter that needs to be cleaned or replaced. Make sure you check both the hoses for clogs and clean all filters properly. If a filter is really dirty it may be time to replace it. Hope this was helpful!

Most models do not have one

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try running hot water through it, there could be solution built up.

i. get something long enough to go through the entire hose. ii. push through hose as there may be some hairballs in there. iii. check unit for blockages if hose is blocked you could also flush it out with high pressure water, then allow to drip-dry. iv. get a sphynx? :) Our American bi-color short-hair sheds black& white.

Try opening it up and cleaning out the filter. Depending on how old it is, it IS going to loose suction over time as the batteries only last so long.

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Hello, Im assuming that your unit has no suction. If this is the case, it is still plugged. Run a stiff wire through all the hoses, starting at the on behind the bristle brush. Make sure all the bagless filters are completely cleaned.

If it stopped from overheating because of a clog or restriction somewhere it will start back up after it cools down. If that doesn't take care of it take it to a warranty center.