Device Turns Off While Vacuuming
Device suddenly turns off while vacuuming.
Low Battery Level
Check the light indicator on the right side of the device, a flashing blue light will indicate that the device needs to be charged. If the device is not charged, hook up the device to a docking station or charging cable. The device will take up to 5 hours to charge fully. A blue and red light flashing indicates that the device is not charging properly. Make sure that the device is clicked in properly to the docking station or fully plugged in to the charging cable and power outlet. A red light indicates that the device is not charging. If the battery does not charge, the battery will need to be replaced. See guide for instructions.
Blockages
There may be debris blocking the suction, causing the device to shut off while vacuuming. See guide on how to remove blockages on the direct-drive cleaner head.
Dirty Filters
Check to see if either of the two filters could be clogged by debris. The HEPA filter is located at the back of the device near the max power mode switch and the pre-filter is located in the middle of the cyclone. See guide on how to remove filter for cleaning and replacement.
Weak Suction
The device loses suction while running, or becomes weak
Blockages in the Main Body or Wand
There may be blockages in the wand or main body creating a weak suction. Detach the main body and the cleaner head from the wand to separately examine them for any obstructions. Looking through both ends of the wand, check for any light coming through and if none is present, a blockage may need to be removed. A long stick may assist in pushing it out. Inspect the inlet as well for any obstructions.
Blockages in the Cleaner Head
Examine the neck and the bottom of the cleaner head and remove any debris that may be stuck in the brush bar or the neck inlet. See guide for cleaning or replacing brush bar in cleaner head.
Low Battery
Check the light indicator on the right side of the device, a flashing blue light will indicate that the device needs to be charged. If the device is not charged, hook up the device to a docking station or charging cable. The device will take up to 5 hours to charge fully. A blue and red light flashing indicates that the device is not charging properly. Make sure that the device is clicked in properly to the docking station or fully plugged in to the charging cable and power outlet. A red light indicates that the device is not charging. If the battery does not charge, the battery will need to be replaced. See guide for instructions.
Unusual Smell
The device has an unusual smell when in use.
Dirty Filter
Check to see if either of the two filters could be clogged by debris. The HEPA filter is located at the back of the device near the max power mode switch and the pre-filter is located in the middle of the cyclone. See guide on how to remove filter for cleaning and replacement.
Waste Bin is Full
Locate the clear bin attached to the cyclone, If debris is above the max line it will need to be emptied. See guide on how to remove bin for cleaning and replacement.
Device Pulsates When in Use
The device turns on and off when in use or pulsates.
Low Battery
Check the light indicator on the right side of the device, a flashing blue light will indicate that the device needs to be charged. If the device is not charged, hook up the device to a docking station or charging cable. The device will take up to 5 hours to charge fully. A blue and red light flashing indicates that the device is not charging properly. Make sure that the device is clicked in properly to the docking station or fully plugged in to the charging cable and power outlet. A red light indicates that the device is not charging. If the battery does not charge, the battery will need to be replaced. See guide for instructions.
Blockage in Brush Head
Check the attachment (Direct Drive, Soft Roller, or Mini-Motorized head), to see if the device is operating properly. If the attachment is clogged do not try to remove the blockage while the device is on. See guide for replacement and cleaning aid.
Brush Bar Not Rotating
The brush bar is no longer rotating when the vacuum is on.
Clogged brush bar in Soft Roller Cleaner Head
There may be debris stuck in the soft roller head preventing it from functioning correctly. Check the bottom of the cleaner head to locate any debris that may be stuck in the brush bar. See Direct Drive Cleaner Head guide for similar cleaning or replacement guide.
Clogged brush bar in Direct Drive Cleaner Head
There may be debris stuck in the direct drive head preventing it from functioning correctly. Check the bottom of the cleaner head to locate any debris that may be stuck on the brush bar. See guide for cleaning or replacement.
Clogged brush bar in Mini Motorized Head
There may be debris stuck in the mini motorized head preventing it from functioning correctly. Check the bottom of the mini motorized head to locate any debris that may be struck on the brush bar. See Direct Drive Cleaner Head guide for similar cleaning or replacement guide.