Check for partially plugged hose.
Testimonial: "Hose is not plugged"
Testimonial: "Thanks I'll try to disassemble. How do I get to propeller area???"
SOURCE: set up the shop vac to pick up water
I figured I had nothing to lose so I just started vacuuming. I thought I had to turn the end of the hose that connects to the shop-vac around (which I did so that it brought the water down to the 'bucket'. Other than that, I even went to Yahoo Answers and asked for input. The answers were - just vacuum, they didnt think there was anything to do with the vacuum to set it up for wet vac. I had removed the cloth filter used for dry vacuuming so I was ok with that. I also saw a YouTube video that said basically to remove the cloth filter. Ok .... that was not so difficult. Thank goodness too.
SOURCE: shop-vac model 90L550A motor wont run
Yes replacing the link would work, but that would not fix the cause. You have either pulled the wiring to the point of pulling apart the connection or there is a short. Which would be in the way of a grounding effect causing the link to heat and melt. A safty issue to be sure. Check all contact with housing and motor to make sure there is not an underlying problem to start with. Unpluged of course
SOURCE: Change shop Vac Model LM500 from dry to wet pick
To change from dry to wet, remove the paper filter and install ball float if not already attatched
click this link for video help
http://www.ehow.co.uk/videos-on_4811_care-portable-shop-vac.html
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