SEBO
Air Leak or Small Obstruction in Air Path
Machine emits a high-pitched whistling noise during use
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Possible Causes
Loose hose connection, Damaged hose cuff seal, Small object lodged in nozzle, Gap around bag door or filter cover
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Unplug the machine before checking connections.
- Check all joints: Inspect hose-to-body, wand-to-hose, and wand-to-head connections. Ensure they click or twist-lock fully.
- Inspect seals: Look at rubber cuffs and O-rings for cracks or deformation. Replace worn SEBO seals or cuffs.
- Check nozzle: Examine the floor nozzle opening for small objects (coins, toys) that can cause whistling. Remove any obstructions.
- Bag door and filter covers: Ensure these close fully and latch. Replace damaged latches or seals.
Persistent whistling often indicates a minor air leak that can reduce suction efficiency over time.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
SEBO Hose Cuff Seal
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