Richard Hill wrote:
"Look at the back of your cleaner. Near the hose inlet is a very small, mesh air exhaust for the motor. simply unscrew the small cover ( beware it is spring loaded ) clean the mesh filter and refit, once the motor has cooled it should be fine. Hope this is helpful."
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Isn't the main exhaust at the front? Why is there, also, the small mesh exhaust at the back?
Arthur
November 2011
Look at the back of your cleaner. Near the hose inlet is a very small, mesh air exhaust for the motor. simply unscrew the small cover ( beware it is spring loaded ) clean the mesh filter and refit, once the motor has cooled it should be fine. Hope this is helpful.
richard hill
July 2009
Thanks for your help john
joanne
July 2009
Often, the motors in vacuum cleaners are cooled by the air passing over them caused by their own suction, so the first thing to do is to clean all of the filter(s) - being aware that some may be hidden away (Dysons for example). However, if your machine is cutting out almost immediately then it sounds like the motor itself has had enough.
John
July 2009
I can answer this question...
why does my morphy richards vacuum cleaner model 73361 overheat and cut out?