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Swan Battery Capacity Degradation

Battery indicator shows one flashing LED and vacuum stops after a few seconds even after long charge

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Possible Causes

Aged lithium cells with reduced capacity, Repeated deep discharges, High temperature storage damaging cells

How to Fix / Troubleshooting

Safety first: Remove the battery before handling the vacuum.

  • 1. Confirm full charge: Charge the battery for at least 3–4 hours until the charger indicates full.
  • 2. Test runtime: Run the vacuum on low power with no floorhead attached. Time how long it runs. If it stops within a few minutes, the battery capacity is severely reduced.
  • 3. Replace battery: Purchase a genuine Swan cordless vacuum replacement battery pack for your model. Slide out the old pack and install the new one until it clicks.

Do not attempt to open or re-cell the battery pack; this is unsafe and voids warranty.

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Repair Difficulty

Very Easy 1/5

Required Part

Swan cordless vacuum lithium battery pack
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