Parkside Accessory Motor / Connection Fault

Motorized mini turbo brush stops frequently or runs intermittently

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Possible Causes

Hair jam in mini brushroll, Loose accessory connector pins, Worn accessory motor in Parkside mini turbo head, Broken internal wiring

How to Fix / Troubleshooting

Safety: Remove the battery and detach the mini turbo brush.

  • Clear jams: Open the mini brush housing and remove hair and debris from the brushroll and end bearings.
  • Check connector: Inspect the electrical contacts on the mini brush and the main unit. Clean and ensure they are not bent.
  • Spin test: Rotate the mini brushroll by hand. If stiff, replace the brushroll or the entire mini turbo head.
  • Replace accessory: If the motor inside the mini head is weak or intermittent, replace the complete accessory.
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Repair Difficulty

Very Easy 1/5

Required Part

Mini Turbo Brush Assembly
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