To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Earlex COMBIVAC Vacuum Cleaner motor operates but doesn't pick up?
If your Earlex Vacuum Cleaner's motor is running, but it's not picking up debris, you should first check if the cleaner needs emptying. Additionally, inspect the system for any blockages and clear them. Also, ensure that both the foam and paper filters are clean and undamaged.
Why does my Earlex COMBIVAC Vacuum Cleaner motor make a high-pitched noise?
A high-pitched noise from your Earlex Vacuum Cleaner's motor may indicate that the cleaner needs emptying and the float valve has operated. Check these components to resolve the issue.
What to do if my Earlex COMBIVAC Vacuum Cleaner motor does not operate?
If the motor of your Earlex Vacuum Cleaner isn't working, begin by ensuring the unit is properly plugged in and switched on. Next, check the fuse in the plug and replace it with one of the same rating (13 amps) if necessary. If you're using an extension lead, inspect its fuse as well.
How to stop dust/grit blowing from the outlet of my Earlex Vacuum Cleaner?
If you notice dust or grit blowing from the outlet of your Earlex Vacuum Cleaner, check that the filter is correctly fitted. If you are using a heavy-duty filter, ensure that it is fully pushed into position.
General| Brand | Earlex |
|---|---|
| Model | COMBIVAC |
| Category | Vacuum Cleaner |
| Language | English |
Describes fitting the foam filter and paper bag for dry use.
Details using only the foam filter for wet pick up and cleaning.
Explains the automatic float valve for liquid overflow protection.
Instructions for safely emptying the liquid or debris from the tank.
How to use the unit as a blower and safety precautions.
