Tristar Nozzle Air Leak or Internal Crack

Vacuum is unusually loud from the floor nozzle area, with a roaring or whistling sound.

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Possible Causes

Cracked nozzle housing, Missing or damaged nozzle gasket, Gap between nozzle and wand connection, Obstruction partially blocking airflow

How to Fix / Troubleshooting

Safety first: Turn OFF the vacuum and remove the battery pack before inspecting the nozzle.

  • Inspect nozzle housing: Look for visible cracks or separation in the plastic housing. Flex the nozzle gently to see if gaps open.
  • Check gasket at wand connection: Ensure the rubber gasket where the wand meets the nozzle is present and not torn. Replace the gasket or nozzle if damaged.
  • Clear obstructions: Remove the nozzle and check for debris lodged in the neck or internal channels.
  • Replace nozzle if cracked: A cracked housing will continue to leak air and be noisy. Replace the entire Tristar motorized floor nozzle assembly.
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Repair Difficulty

Easy 2/5

Required Part

Tristar Motorized Floor Nozzle Assembly
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