How to Fix / Troubleshooting

Safety first: Remove the battery and allow the unit to cool completely before further use.

Check vents: Inspect and clean all motor cooling vents on the body. Remove dust buildup.
Verify airflow: Ensure filters and bin are correctly installed and not restricting airflow.
Monitor runtime: After cooling, run the vacuum for a short period and periodically check temperature. If it heats rapidly again, stop use.
Seek service: Persistent overheating with clear vents and filters indicates internal motor issues; the motor assembly should be replaced.

Do not continue using a vacuum that overheats excessively, as it can lead to motor failure or fire risk.

Vacuum body becomes very hot to the touch after short use, even when filters are clean.

Possible Causes