What should I do if my BEKO PowerClean VRT 86325 VI vacuum cleaner no longer sucks and displays a red message indicating a problem at the top of the tube?

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If your BEKO PowerClean VRT 86325 VI vacuum cleaner no longer sucks and displays a red message indicating a problem at the top of the tube, here are the steps to follow to resolve this issue:

1. Check the suction tube

Unplug the vacuum cleaner before any handling.
Dismantle the suction tube and carefully inspect it for any obstructions (debris, hair, compacted dust).
Carefully remove any blockage using an appropriate tool or by blowing into the tube.

2. Check the filters

Remove and check the vacuum cleaner filters.
Clean them if necessary, following the manufacturer's recommendations (usually washing with clear water and complete drying).
Replace the filters if they are too worn or damaged.

3. Inspect the brush and accessories

Examine the main brush and other accessories to remove any hair, wires, or fibers wrapped around them.
Clean them to ensure proper rotation and optimal airflow.

4. Check the dust container

Completely empty the dust container or dust bag.
Ensure it is properly reinserted and securely fastened.

5. Restart the device

After performing these checks, turn off the vacuum cleaner, wait a few minutes, then turn it back on.
Observe if the red message disappears and if suction returns to normal.

If the problem persists despite these checks, it may be a technical malfunction requiring professional intervention or a more thorough inspection.

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