Vax Rapid water/shampoo does not come out when leaver press

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  • #50075
    internet
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    I have been given a Vax Rapid Carpet Cleaner unfortunately although in lovely condition water/shampoo does not come out when leaver is pressed, any help would be brilliant thanks

    #303219
    don
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    Re: Vax Rapid water/shampoo does not come out when leaver pr

    model number would be very helpful 😉

    Don

    #303220
    internet
    Participant

    don wrote:model number would be very helpful 😉

    Don

    V-026 Sorry I didn’t think.

    #303221
    internet
    Participant

    Does anyone have any ideas that I can try please
    thanks

    #303222
    Higher-water-level
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    Re: Vax Rapid water/shampoo does not come out when leaver pr

    Could have blocked pipe work from the tank to the delivery nozzles underneath. Limescale and old detergent residue are favorites. If this model has a pump (if not it will use gravity to get the solution onto the carpet) make sure it has not failled, I have seen more than one Vax with a seized pump.

    Please un-plug if stripping down!:plug:

    Oliver.

    #303223
    internet
    Participant

    Is there any web site where I can find details of stripping it down,,, I dont think this one has a pump..
    thanks

    #303224
    internet
    Participant

    Can you please tell me if this is the right forum for carpet washers or should I be posting elsewhere thanks

    #303225
    Higher-water-level
    Participant

    Re: Vax Rapid water/shampoo does not come out when leaver pr

    Yes, correct forum!

    They are usually fairly obvious how to strip down, there should be screws underneath, or around the motor/tank housing (if Torx screws an old electrical screwdriver can sometimes work). Remove them and follow the clean water pipework back to the tank. The delivery nozzles underneath may be full of congealled detergent, a poke about with a tooth pick may help. All with the plug pulled of course! 8)

    Failling that, taking it to your local vacuum repair shop may be the best idea I’m afraid, they shouldn’t be too expensive either! 😕

    HTH,
    😉
    Oliver.

    #303226
    internet
    Participant

    very grateful thank you,, I will give it a try.

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