Russell Hobbs
HEPA / Post-Motor Filter Inefficiency
Vacuum leaves fine dust haze in the air; allergy symptoms worsen during use
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Possible Causes
Missing or incorrectly fitted HEPA filter, Damaged HEPA filter seal, Non-genuine replacement filter with poor filtration, Cracked filter housing
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Turn off and remove the battery.
Filtration check:
- Locate the post-motor or HEPA filter (usually at the rear of the main body).
- Ensure the filter is present, clean, and correctly seated with all seals in place.
- If the filter is visibly damaged, discoloured, or has holes, replace it with a genuine Russell Hobbs HEPA filter.
- Inspect the filter housing for cracks or gaps; replace the housing or main body cover if damaged.
Warning: Using non-genuine or low-quality filters can compromise air quality and damage the motor.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
HEPA Post-Motor Filter
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