Below FAQ are some common concerns of our clients before purchasing our product.
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General Questions
For Amazon order support related to specific TMA vacuum cleaner models, please use the following email addresses based on the series you have purchased:
- T120 & T121 Series: support@tmavacuum.com
- T150 & T151 Series: usa@tmavacuum.com
- T210 & T220 Series: service@tmavacuum.com
Technical Questions
Loss of suction can result from various factors, including:
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Clogged filters or dirt bin: Check and clean the filters and dirt bin regularly to maintain optimal suction power.
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Clogged hoses or attachments: Inspect hoses and attachments for blockages and remove any debris.
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Full dustbin: Empty the dustbin before it becomes completely full to maintain consistent suction.
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Worn filters or brushes: Over time, filters and brushes can wear out, affecting suction. Replace these components as needed.
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Leaky seals or gaskets: Check for any air leaks in the vacuum's seals or gaskets, as these can reduce suction power.
If the motorized brush of your TMA vacuum cleaner is clogged, follow these steps:
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Turn off the vacuum: First, ensure that the vacuum cleaner is turned off and unplugged to prevent accidents.
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Access the brush: Depending on the model, there might be a release button or latch that allows you to access the motorized brush area. Consult your user manual for specific instructions.
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Remove debris: Gently remove any visible debris, such as hair, strings, or dust, from the brush bristles and the brush roll.
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Cut away tangled debris: For tightly wrapped hair or string, carefully use scissors or a cutting tool to free the brush roll.
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Inspect and reassemble: Thoroughly inspect the brush area to ensure all debris is removed. Once cleared, reassemble the brush components according to your user manual's instructions.
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Test: Plug in the vacuum and turn it on to test if the brush is working properly.
Filter maintenance frequency depends on usage and model. As a general guideline:
- Pre-motor filters: Clean or replace every 3-6 months, depending on usage.
- Post-motor filters: Clean or replace every 6-12 months, depending on usage.
Regular maintenance of the brush roll ensures optimal performance:
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Debris removal: Remove entangled hair, strings, and debris from the brush bristles after each use.
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Cleaning: Regularly clean the brush roll and its housing to prevent buildup.
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Belt inspection: Check the brush roll's belt for wear and replace if necessary according to your user manual's guidelines.
A burning smell can indicate an issue. Turn off the vacuum, unplug it, and:
- Check the brush roll: If debris is caught, remove it.
- Inspect the filters: Dirty filters can cause overheating. Clean or replace them as needed.
- Empty the dustbin: A full dustbin can cause overheating.
- If the smell persists, contact customer support for assistance.
If you encounter technical issues not addressed here, please contact our customer support team for personalized assistance.