Swan
Contaminated Filters / Overheated Dust
Unpleasant musty or burning smell from vacuum exhaust
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Possible Causes
Filters saturated with dirt and moisture, Dust build-up on motor windings, Hair or fibres burning on brush bar, Pet hair accumulation in floorhead
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Remove the battery and allow the vacuum to cool before inspection.
- 1. Clean or replace filters: Remove pre-motor and HEPA filters. Wash if allowed, or replace if heavily soiled or smelly.
- 2. Clean dust bin and cyclone: Empty the bin and wipe with a slightly damp cloth. Allow to dry completely before reassembly.
- 3. Inspect brush bar: Remove hair and fibres that may be rubbing and heating on the brush bar or end caps.
- 4. Check for burning signs: If you see scorch marks or melted plastic near the motor vents, stop using the vacuum and seek service.
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Repair Difficulty
Very Easy
1/5
Required Part
Swan cordless vacuum pre-motor and HEPA filters
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