Ergorapido: light doesn't come on when vacuum is put on charge

Which model do you have? The Ergorapido EL1014A has a charging station. On that model, the charging adapter plugs into the port on the bottom of the floor section of the charging station. This port is below the wall section of the charging station. For the Ergorapido Lithium Ion Plus 2 in 1 vacuum, EL2055B, the charger plugs into a port on the back of the main vacuum above the neck to the roller brush head. For a picture of the charging port location, see https://moderncastle.com/vacuum-cleaner-reviews/electrolux-ergorapido-vacuum-review/ . Scroll down to the Battery section to see the appropriate image.

I hope this helps. The manual for the EL1014A is much clearer about charging the vacuum.

Cindy Wells

Iy is either the charge or batteries, if you have a DMM or access to one test the charger by measuring output,
best solution is to change e batteries and charger, You can look in line amazon sell both, but may be less on eBay, Watch this link

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1804-VmugRE

I would think there is a blockage in the hand vac hose.

sounds like the battery has gone short and perhaps blown the fuse to protect it from further damage

Christmas 2013 I was given an Electrolux ergorapido. I put it on the charger and red light won't come on or if it by chance does it flashes three times and then cuts off.

I had the same problem. Red light would come on after charging was complete. On investigation I found that there is a small gray wire that runs from the rear batteries to a large solder spot on the control board. Upon re-soldering this wire I got an additional 3 V of power and the red light does not come on anymore after it is charged. I can vacuum the whole house and then some and still not run the batteries down.

click the link below for your manual for EL1061A
http://smallappliances.electroluxusa.com/FileLibrary/235aba6c3ad84a8bbd985279c9134d77/en_EL1061A_OwnersManual.pdf

You can get new battery from amazon. Take a look here Replacement Battery Pack for Electrolux Ergorapido 2 in 1 Stick and... , that was cheapest (with good reviews). I hope this was helpful. cheers

No, not worn out batteries.
For my experience, if the batteries were worn, they would charge with the blue led being on and after that, the vacuum wouldn't hold his charge. just that.
This is a different problem. Check the contacts between the charging station and the vacuum, mines got bent a bit and stopped making contact. This has happened twice and just fixed it about 30 min ago. That is why the led first lights and then goes off, there was just a brief contact between them.
Nice vacuum, very powerful and handy but maybe it is just poorly made as it is engineered in Sweden but built in China.