SEBO
Poor Filtration / Exhaust Leak
Cordless SEBO vacuum leaves fine dust haze or odor in the air; allergy symptoms worsen during use.
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Possible Causes
Clogged or damaged HEPA exhaust filter, missing filter seal, cracked exhaust housing, non-genuine low-efficiency filter installed
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Remove the battery before opening the filter compartments.
- Inspect exhaust filter: Remove the HEPA or microfilter. If it is gray, torn, or deformed, replace it with a genuine SEBO filter.
- Check seals: Ensure the filter frame has intact rubber seals and that it seats firmly in its housing without gaps.
- Inspect housing: Look for cracks in the exhaust cover or body around the filter. Replace the cover or housing section if damaged.
- Use correct parts: Only use SEBO-specified filters; generic filters may not seal properly and can leak fine dust.
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Repair Difficulty
Very Easy
1/5
Required Part
Exhaust HEPA Filter
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