Vacuum emits a burning smell or hot plastic odor during or after use

Safety: Immediately switch off the vacuum and remove the battery. Do not continue using the unit until the cause is identified.

• Inspect brush roll: Remove the floor nozzle and check for hair or debris causing friction. Clean thoroughly.
• Check for blockages: Ensure all air paths and filters are clear to prevent overheating.
• Smell test: Smell near the main body and nozzle separately to identify which component is overheating.
• Service if smell persists: If the burning smell continues after cleaning, the motor windings or electronics may be damaged. Have the motor or nozzle assembly replaced by a technician.