Milwaukee
Major Air Leak or Disconnected Suction Path
Vacuum motor runs but there is no suction at the nozzle.
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Possible Causes
Hose disconnected inside canister lid, Cracked canister body, Missing or misinstalled filter causing bypass, Internal seal between motor and canister dislodged
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Remove the battery before opening the canister or lid.
- 1. Verify hose connection: Ensure the hose is firmly locked into the canister port. Remove and reinsert until it clicks.
- 2. Inspect canister and lid: Look for visible cracks or holes in the plastic body. Check that the lid is fully latched on all sides.
- 3. Check internal hose connection: On some models, the hose connects to an internal stub inside the lid. Remove the lid and verify the internal connection is secure.
- 4. Confirm filter placement: Make sure the filter is installed correctly and not leaving a large gap where air can bypass.
- 5. Replace damaged components: Replace cracked canister, lid, or internal seals as needed to restore a sealed airflow path.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Canister Body / Hose Port Seal
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