If your Dyson smells burnt, do not ignore it. A burnt smell does not always mean the vacuum is finished, but it usually means something is overheating, blocked, dragging, or working harder than it should. In many cases, the real…
If your Dyson vacuum is overheating, running hotter than usual, or shutting off after a short cleaning session, do not ignore it. In many cases, overheating is the vacuum’s way of warning you that airflow is restricted, the filter is…
If your Dyson keeps cutting out during cleaning, do not assume the whole vacuum is finished right away. In many cases, the real cause is something simpler, such as overheating, a dirty filter, blocked airflow, a weak battery, a jammed…
If your Dyson brush bar is not spinning, do not assume the whole vacuum is finished right away. In many cases, the real cause is something simpler, such as hair wrap, a jammed cleaner head, blocked airflow, the wrong cleaner-head…
If your Dyson vacuum is not turning on, do not assume the whole machine is dead right away. In many cases, the real cause is something simpler, such as a drained battery, a charging issue, poor battery contact, a clogged…
If your Dyson vacuum has lost suction, do not assume the whole machine is finished right away. In many cases, the real cause is something simpler, such as a full dust bin, dirty filters, blocked airflow, a clogged wand or…
If your Shark vacuum is not picking up pet hair well, do not assume the whole machine is worn out right away. In many cases, the real problem is much simpler, such as heavy hair wrap around the brush roll,…
If your Shark vacuum hose is clogged, the vacuum may suddenly lose suction, run hotter than usual, smell dusty, or stop picking up dirt properly even though the motor still sounds normal. In many cases, a clogged hose is one…
If your Shark vacuum smells burnt, do not ignore it. A burnt smell does not always mean the whole vacuum is finished, but it usually means something is overheating, dragging, slipping, or working harder than it should. In many cases,…
If your Shark cordless battery is not charging, do not assume the battery is dead right away. In many cases, the real cause is something simpler, such as a loose battery connection, dirty charging contacts, a faulty charger, a dock…