Logik Air Leak at Seals or Joints

Vacuum produces a high‑pitched whistle and suction seems reduced.

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Possible Causes

Damaged O‑ring between bin and body, Loose wand connection, Cracked hose or wand, Misfitted filter cover

How to Fix / Troubleshooting

Safety first: Remove the battery before checking seals.

  • Check all joints: Assemble the vacuum and run it briefly while listening closely around each joint (bin, wand, hose, floor head) to locate the whistle.
  • Inspect O‑rings and seals: Remove the dust bin and filters and inspect all rubber seals for cuts or flattening. Replace any damaged seals.
  • Check wand and hose: Look for cracks or holes by flexing the hose and shining a light through the wand.
  • Secure connections: Ensure all components click firmly into place with no gaps.
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Repair Difficulty

Easy 2/5

Required Part

Dust Bin Seal / O-Ring Set
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