Festool
Hose Connection / Locking Fault
Vacuum does not hold the hose securely; hose frequently falls out during use
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Possible Causes
Worn hose locking collar, Damaged hose bayonet fitting, Broken inlet locking tabs, Deformed inlet port
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Remove the battery before working near the inlet to avoid accidental start.
- 1. Inspect hose end: Check the Festool hose bayonet or locking collar for cracks, wear, or missing tabs. Replace the hose if damaged.
- 2. Check inlet port: Examine the vacuum's inlet for broken locking tabs or deformation. Replace the inlet fitting if necessary.
- 3. Ensure correct insertion: Insert the hose fully and twist or lock according to the Festool design until it clicks.
- 4. Replace worn components: If the hose still falls out, replace the hose connector or inlet assembly with Festool parts.
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Repair Difficulty
Very Easy
1/5
Required Part
Suction Hose Assembly
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