AEG
Air Leak at Seals or Cracked Housing
Vacuum makes a high-pitched whistling noise during use
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Possible Causes
Damaged bin-to-body seal, Loose filter cover, Cracked cyclone housing, Misfitted dust container
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Turn OFF and unplug the charger before inspection.
- Step 1 – Localise the sound: Run the vacuum briefly and listen around the bin, filter cover, and joints to identify where the whistle is loudest. Then switch OFF.
- Step 2 – Check bin fit: Remove and refit the dust container, ensuring it locks firmly into place.
- Step 3 – Inspect seals: Examine rubber gaskets around the bin, cyclone, and filter cover. If flattened, torn, or missing, replace the affected part.
- Step 4 – Look for cracks: Check the bin and cyclone for hairline cracks. Replace cracked components with genuine AEG parts.
- Step 5 – Test again: After replacing or reseating parts, run the vacuum to confirm the whistling has stopped.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
AEG Dust Container Seal / Gasket
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