LG A907GMS Owners Manual - Page 19

Before Calling for Service

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Before Calling for Service Save time and money by checking the following before calling for service. Symptom The vacuum does not operate. Suction is weak. Vacuum won't charge. Hot air blowing out of the vacuum. A strange odor is coming from the vacuum. The vacuum is too loud. The unit powers off too soon. The rotating brush does not rotate. Cause Battery is dead. Vacuum is powered off. Dust bin is full. Filter is clogged. Foreign object on brush or in inlet port. Power adapter is not connected to the charging station. Power cord is unplugged. Charging terminals are dirty. Motor is cooling. The vacuum is less than 3 months old. The dust bin is full. The filter is dirty. The pre-filter was installed while damp or wet. The exhaust filter was installed while damp or wet. Running vacuum in Turbo mode. The battery is not fully charged. The product body, extension wand or nozzle is clogged or dirty. The brush is not installed properly. The brush is clogged or dirty. Solution • Charge the battery. • Press the power button to power on the vacuum. • Empty the dustbin. • Clean the pre-filter. If suction is still weak after cleaning the pre-filter, call for service. • Remove foreign objects. • Plug the adapter firmly into the charging station. • Plug the power cord securely into the outlet. • Clean off the charging terminals with a dry cloth. • If the vacuum is otherwise running normally, the hot air is from the motor cooling and is normal. • The cleaner may emit a smell of rubber for about 3 months after purchase. • The dust in the dust bin may have an odor. Empty the dust bin and clean it. • Clean the pre-filter and exhaust filter regularly. • Wash the pre-filter thoroughly under running water and allow it to dry completely before reinstalling it. • Wash the exhaust filter thoroughly under running water and allow it to dry completely before reinstalling it. • If the vacuum is otherwise working fine, the noise is likely just from the motor running at high speed. • Fully charge the battery before using the vacuum. If the problem persists even with a fully charged battery, call for service. • Remove the foreign objects from the product body, Extension wand, or Inlet port. • Remove the brush and reattach it. • Remove dirt or foreign objects from the brush. 19

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Before Calling for Service
Save time and money by checking the following before calling for service.
Symptom
Cause
Solution
The vacuum does
not operate.
Battery is dead.
Charge the battery.
Vacuum is powered off.
Press the power button to power on the
vacuum.
Suction is weak.
Dust bin is full.
Empty the dustbin.
Filter is clogged.
Clean the pre-filter. If suction is still weak
after cleaning the pre-filter, call for service.
Foreign object on brush or in
inlet port.
Remove foreign objects.
Vacuum won't
charge.
Power adapter is not
connected to the charging
station.
Plug the adapter firmly into the charging
station.
Power cord is unplugged.
Plug the power cord securely into the
outlet.
Charging terminals are dirty.
Clean off the charging terminals with a dry
cloth.
Hot air blowing out
of the vacuum.
Motor is cooling.
If the vacuum is otherwise running normally,
the hot air is from the motor cooling and is
normal.
A strange odor is
coming from the
vacuum.
The vacuum is less than 3
months old.
The cleaner may emit a smell of rubber for
about 3 months after purchase.
The dust bin is full.
The dust in the dust bin may have an odor.
Empty the dust bin and clean it.
The filter is dirty.
Clean the pre-filter and exhaust filter
regularly.
The pre-filter was installed
while damp or wet.
Wash the pre-filter thoroughly under
running water and allow it to dry completely
before reinstalling it.
The exhaust filter was
installed while damp or wet.
Wash the exhaust filter thoroughly under
running water and allow it to dry completely
before reinstalling it.
The vacuum is too
loud.
Running vacuum in Turbo
mode.
If the vacuum is otherwise working fine, the
noise is likely just from the motor running at
high speed.
The unit powers off
too soon.
The battery is not fully
charged.
Fully charge the battery before using the
vacuum. If the problem persists even with a
fully charged battery, call for service.
The product body, extension
wand or nozzle is clogged or
dirty.
Remove the foreign objects from the
product body, Extension wand, or Inlet port.
The rotating brush
does not rotate.
The brush is not installed
properly.
Remove the brush and reattach it.
The brush is clogged or dirty.
Remove dirt or foreign objects from the
brush.