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sandra jennings Posted on Aug 21, 2015
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While using it, started making a loud noise. Turned off. Came back wouldn't work. What's wrong?

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Also when i read this its looks like the motor armature could be damaged, to test first plug out for shure the powercord. If when a collector on the armature is defect you must turn the motor a little to know if it is true and if thats so, you can test it try to lift the front cap turn a little the motor on the shaft where the belt runs on connect the hose again or what you will use operated switch ON and operate the cableplug of powercord to look when it works again then you know that the noise is the armature, the collector thats broken is a little higher in the commutator circuit and therefore it stops in the most time right on one of the 2 carbon brushes, which may be the reason that he suddenly stops working and also make noise. Other examples can i not anOther reason are the carbon brushes in which the automatic stop is addressed, but that is not associated with noise. if a belt is broken the motor runs fine only if a dust bag or hose are distconnected then that 2 security switches only are the cause thats why it not worked anymore but the chance that its fortuity is 1-1000.

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