Why is my TICWELL WHALE SW-301 not working?
Your TICWELL WHALE Vacuum Cleaner might not be working due to several reasons: it could be out of power, so charge it. Ensure the ON/OFF button is pressed. A seriously tangled rolling brush body can also cause this, so clean it. Also, the machine may stop if the sewage tank is full, so make sure to clean the sewage tank.
Why does my TICWELL WHALE SW-301 have less suction force?
There are several reasons why your TICWELL WHALE Vacuum Cleaner might have less suction force. The sewage tank might be full, so clean it. The rolling brush cover or sewage tank may not be installed correctly; try re-installing them. A rolling brush entangled with hair will also reduce suction, so clean the brush body. A dirty floating filter can cause this issue too, so clean the filter frame. Also, make sure that the machine is sufficiently charged.
What to do if my TICWELL WHALE Vacuum Cleaner floor brush doesn’t spray water?
If the floor brush of your TICWELL WHALE Vacuum Cleaner isn’t spraying water, check if the water tank is empty and add water if needed. Ensure that you press the water spray button. Also, make sure the water tank is correctly assembled; if not, reinstall it properly.
Why is there water spray at the air outlet of my TICWELL WHALE SW-301?
If you notice water spraying at the air outlet of your TICWELL WHALE Vacuum Cleaner, it could be due to a few reasons. If you've cleaned the filtering sponge, make sure it's completely air-dried before use. If the water in the sewage tank has exceeded the maximum limit, drain some of it. Also, avoid shaking the machine excessively or hitting walls forcefully. Ensure that the filter sponge or float is installed correctly.
Why does my TICWELL WHALE SW-301 make abnormal sounds?
Abnormal sounds from your TICWELL WHALE Vacuum Cleaner can be caused by a blocked suction port, so clean any foreign objects from it. Another cause may be that the sewage tank is full, causing the float to move; in this case, clean the sewage tank.
Why is my TICWELL WHALE SW-301 spraying water at the air outlet grille?
If your TICWELL WHALE Vacuum Cleaner is spraying water at the air outlet grille, ensure that the filter and float are installed. If you've cleaned the filter recently, make sure it's completely dried before using it again. Also, check if the sewage tank is full and clean it if necessary.
Essential safety guidelines covering appliance operation, handling, and environment.
Critical safety instructions for battery handling, charging, and temperature management.
Comprehensive guide on preparing and operating the floor cleaner.
Details on starting, stopping, speed control, and water spray functions.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the sewage tank thoroughly.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the floor brush and its components.
Common causes and solutions when the appliance fails to operate.
Diagnosing and resolving problems related to reduced suction power.
General| Battery Capacity | 2200mAh |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 22.2V |
| Charging Time | 4-5 hours |
| Filter Type | HEPA Filter |
| Model | SW-301 |
| Type | Cordless Vacuum Cleaner |
| Runtime | Up to 40 minutes |
| Noise Level | ≤75dB |
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