How Do You Fix A Philips Vacuum Cleaner?
When your vacuum stops working properly and begins to leave dirt behind on the carpet, it’s time to have it fixed. Even if you’re no mechanic, fixing a vacuum can often be done in a few simple steps. Learn how to fix a Philips vacuum, and save the money you would have spent on a repairman. Step 1 Remove any attachments, such as hoses, and use a broom handle or a skinny pole to push clogs and debris out of them. These can constrict the airflow and keep the vacuum from working right. Step 2 Unplug the vacuum, and for upright models, lay them down and remove the screws from the underside. Take off the underside cover so you can see the parts inside the vacuum. Step 3 Pull out the agitator brush–the part with bristles that spins around–to clean it. If the drive belt is wrapped around it, you’ll need to slide the drive belt off. If the drive belt looks worn out or cracked, remove it from the vacuum. Step 4 Pull off any hair or debris that are caught or tangled in the agitator brush. If th
