Hard Floor Sweeper.

It’s Out of Battery.Check the battery is charged if you’re using a cordless vacuum cleaner.

If you’re not sure about the power level, try plugging it in.There’s usually an indicator light to let you know how much juice it has.. It’s best to pop your battery on charge when it runs out, so you know it’s always ready to go.Over time, the battery life naturally degrades.

If it’s an old vacuum, you might need to buy a replacement battery.. 3.There’s A Faulty Power Switch.

Parts of your vacuum will deteriorate over the years, including the on/off switch.

If the switch breaks, it can cause the machine to cut out.. Make sure you check the manufacturer’s guidelines before attempting any repairs on the switch.Start by placing the new belt around the motor shaft, then thread the brush roll through the belt.. You’ll then need to reinstall the brushroll back into its original location.

For flat or round belts, the tension required may require you to use a screwdriver to pry the end of the belt into the correct position..Your New Belt Will (Probably) Look Too Small.

Depending on the type of belt your vacuum uses, the new one may look or feel too small.This is partly because the old belt will have stretched during use, but also because many vacuum belts are held in place through tension..