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If dust is coming out from the motor cover of your Vacmaster Vacuum Cleaner, it indicates that the cartridge filter is either missing or damaged. You should attach the filter if it's missing, or replace it if it's damaged.
How to fix dust coming out of the motor cover of my Vacmaster VJH1612PF 0201 Vacuum Cleaner?
If dust is coming out from the motor cover of your Vacmaster Vacuum Cleaner, it is likely that the cartridge filter is either missing or damaged. Ensure the cartridge filter is attached correctly or replace it if necessary.
What to do if my Vacmaster VJH1612PF 0201 will not operate?
If your Vacmaster Vacuum Cleaner won't operate, first, ensure it's properly connected to a power supply by checking the cord, breakers, and fuses. If the power cord is damaged, unplug the unit and have it repaired by a qualified professional. Also, make sure that the collection tank isn't full; if it is, empty it.
Why does my Vacmaster VJH1612PF 0201 have reduced efficiency and motor/speed vibration?
Reduced efficiency and motor/speed vibration in your Vacmaster Vacuum Cleaner can occur if there's a blockage in the nozzle, hose, or collection tank inlet, or if the cartridge filter is clogged with fine dust. To resolve this, inspect the nozzle, hose, and collection tank inlets for any obstructions. Additionally, remove the filter and either clean it thoroughly or replace it with a new cartridge filter.
Why is my Vacmaster Vacuum Cleaner not turning on?
Your Vacmaster Vacuum Cleaner might not be operating due to several reasons: 1. **No power supply**: Check the power cord, breakers, and fuses to ensure they are working correctly. 2. **Faulty power cord**: Unplug the vacuum and inspect the power cord for damage. If it's damaged, have it repaired by a qualified professional. 3. **Collection tank full**: Empty the collection tank.
What to do if my Vacmaster VJH1612PF 0201 Vacuum Cleaner has reduced efficiency and motor vibration?
If your Vacmaster Vacuum Cleaner has reduced efficiency and the motor is vibrating, it could be due to a blockage or a clogged filter. Check the nozzle, hose, and collection tank inlets for any obstructions. Also, the cartridge filter might be clogged with fine dust. Remove the filter and either clean it or replace it with a new one.
What to do if my Vacmaster Vacuum Cleaner won't turn on?
If your Vacmaster Vacuum Cleaner isn't turning on, there could be several reasons. First, ensure that the power supply cord is properly connected and check your breakers and fuses. Next, inspect the power cord for any damage; if damaged, have it repaired by a professional. Also, if the collection tank is full, empty it. Finally, make sure the power switch is in the 'ON' position.
Why is dust coming out of the motor cover of my Vacmaster VJH1612PF 0201 Vacuum Cleaner?
If dust is coming out of the motor cover of your Vacmaster Vacuum Cleaner, it's likely because the cartridge filter is either missing or damaged; attach or replace the cartridge filter. Alternatively, if you've been using the vacuum to collect fine dust without a fine dust filter, remove the standard cartridge filter and install the appropriate fine dust filter.
How to fix reduced efficiency and motor speed vibration in my Vacmaster VJH1612PF 0201?
Reduced efficiency and motor speed vibration in your Vacmaster Vacuum Cleaner can be caused by blockages in the nozzle, hose, or collection tank inlet. Unplug the vacuum and check these parts for any obstructions. Another cause could be a cartridge filter clogged by fine dust. Remove the filter and either clean it or replace it with a new one.
General| Model | VJH1612PF 0201 |
|---|---|
| Category | Vacuum Cleaner |
| Type | Wet/Dry Vacuum |
| Tank Capacity | 16 gallons |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Voltage | 120V |
| Amperage | 12 Amps |
| Hose Length | 7 feet |
| Filter Type | Foam and felt |
| Included Tools | Floor nozzle, crevice tool |
Details risks of fire, electric shock, and injury from improper use.
Warning about electric shock risk and proper storage.
Comprehensive safety advice covering unattended operation and hazardous materials.
Caution against vacuuming fine dust with the standard filter to prevent motor damage.
Details servicing requirements and part replacement for double-insulated vacuums.
Crucial warning to disconnect power and avoid rain during assembly.
Step-by-step guide for performing dry vacuuming.
Critical safety warnings specific to dry vacuuming hazardous materials.
Caution about vacuuming fine dust and recommended filter use.
Critical safety warnings specific to liquid vacuuming hazardous materials.
Warning to disconnect power before changing filters.
