Grundig
Air Leak at Seals or Joints
Vacuum makes a high-pitched whistling noise during use.
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Possible Causes
Damaged bin-to-body seal, Loose wand connection, Cracked hose or wand, Misfitted filter cover
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Remove the battery pack before inspecting joints and seals.
- 1. Localize the sound: Run the vacuum briefly and listen around the bin, wand, and nozzle to identify where the whistle originates. Then power off and remove the battery.
- 2. Check connections: Ensure the dust bin, wand, and nozzle are fully inserted and locked. Re-seat each connection firmly.
- 3. Inspect seals: Look at the rubber seals around the bin and filter cover. If they are deformed or hardened, replace the seal or the associated part.
- 4. Inspect wand/hose: Look for small cracks or pinholes. Replace the wand or hose if damaged.
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Repair Difficulty
Very Easy
1/5
Required Part
Bin Gasket Seal
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