Motor / Complete Power Failure
The vacuum suddenly stops operating or will no longer power on despite a working electrical supply. Reports include premature motor failure, electrical failure, and units dying after relatively limited use.
Vacmaster, Kenmore, Armor All, LawnMaster
Repair, Service, and Parts
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Suzhou, China
Manuf. Location
≈ US $18M
Annual Revenue (est)
Cleaning Equipment
End Use Segment
Motor / Complete Power Failure The vacuum suddenly stops operating or will no longer power on despite a working electrical supply. Reports include premature motor failure, electrical failure, and units dying after relatively limited use. Loss of Suction / Reduced Vacuum Performance Suction becomes weak or airflow drops substantially during operation. Common causes documented by Cleva include clogged filters, blocked hoses or nozzles, full collection bags or tanks, and air leaks at accessory connections. Power Head / Brush Head Failure The powered floor head stops operating, overheats, or burns out, leaving the vacuum unable to clean carpet effectively. Warranty complaints repeatedly identify the power head as the failed component requiring replacement. Power Cord / Cord-Reel Failure The retractable power cord becomes stuck, fails to retract, will not remain extended, or develops an electrical fault. Some reported failures progress from a malfunctioning cord mechanism to sparking or complete loss of power. Filter Failure / Dust Escaping the Vacuum Dust is discharged through the motor cover or blower/exhaust port instead of remaining contained. Cleva identifies damaged, missing, improperly installed, or unsuitable filters as common causes, particularly when collecting fine dust. Hose / Airway Blockage or Failure The hose, nozzle, wand, or tank inlet becomes obstructed or otherwise fails to maintain adequate airflow. Symptoms include sharply reduced suction, motor-speed changes, vibration, and attachments that fail to work correctly. Water / Cleaning-Solution Dispensing Failure Carpet-cleaning and extractor models can fail to spray or dispense water or cleaning solution even while the vacuum portion remains operational. Reported cases include completely nonfunctional dispensing systems and broken or weak solution-delivery components. On/Off Switch / Electrical Control Failure The physical power switch or associated electrical control fails, preventing an otherwise powered unit from starting. Consumer reports describe switches that stop activating the motor, while Cleva troubleshooting documentation identifies switch position and electrical supply components as key no-start failure points. Abnormal Motor Noise, Vibration, Overheating or Burning Odor The motor develops excessive vibration, unusual electrical noise, overheating, smoke, or a burning smell before or during failure. Blocked airflow and clogged filters can cause abnormal motor behavior, while consumer reports also document electrical or motor failures accompanied by burning odors.
2 Most Seen Failures:
Loss of Suction / Reduced Vacuum Performance
Suction becomes weak or airflow drops substantially during operation. Common causes documented by Cleva include clogged filters, blocked hoses or nozzles, full collection bags or tanks, and air leaks at accessory connections.
Power Head / Brush Head Failure
The powered floor head stops operating, overheats, or burns out, leaving the vacuum unable to clean carpet effectively. Warranty complaints repeatedly identify the power head as the failed component requiring replacement.
Power Cord / Cord-Reel Failure
The retractable power cord becomes stuck, fails to retract, will not remain extended, or develops an electrical fault. Some reported failures progress from a malfunctioning cord mechanism to sparking or complete loss of power.
Filter Failure / Dust Escaping the Vacuum
Dust is discharged through the motor cover or blower/exhaust port instead of remaining contained. Cleva identifies damaged, missing, improperly installed, or unsuitable filters as common causes, particularly when collecting fine dust.
Hose / Airway Blockage or Failure
The hose, nozzle, wand, or tank inlet becomes obstructed or otherwise fails to maintain adequate airflow. Symptoms include sharply reduced suction, motor-speed changes, vibration, and attachments that fail to work correctly.
Water / Cleaning-Solution Dispensing Failure
Carpet-cleaning and extractor models can fail to spray or dispense water or cleaning solution even while the vacuum portion remains operational. Reported cases include completely nonfunctional dispensing systems and broken or weak solution-delivery components.
On/Off Switch / Electrical Control Failure
The physical power switch or associated electrical control fails, preventing an otherwise powered unit from starting. Consumer reports describe switches that stop activating the motor, while Cleva troubleshooting documentation identifies switch position and electrical supply components as key no-start failure points.
Abnormal Motor Noise, Vibration, Overheating or Burning Odor
The motor develops excessive vibration, unusual electrical noise, overheating, smoke, or a burning smell before or during failure. Blocked airflow and clogged filters can cause abnormal motor behavior, while consumer reports also document electrical or motor failures accompanied by burning odors.
1 Acme Revival offers repair, service, and part rebuild opportunities for most Vacmaster, Kenmore, Armor All, LawnMaster devices.
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- 1 Repairs are performed on a best-effort basis. Acme Revival utilizes a network of sophisticated technicians and engineers with diverse service offerings; despite this, factors that influence the repair outcome may ultimately prove unsuccessful. Acme Revival makes no claim that it can, guarantee a repair before your device is sent in for diagnostic evaluation; even then, repair and diagnostic work are not mutually exclusive. Despite well-intentioned quoting, repairs may still prove unsuccessful.
- 2 Per information known, researched and collected by Acme Revival and its systems at time of page publishing (September 24, 2026).
- *Information regarding this manufacturer/brand/organization is estimated with information collected and known to Acme Revival. This information is intended to provide insights into the spotlight entity, however may not be accurate— information is strictly of estimate nature only.
- **The model list shown here may not be an all-inclusive list of the EcoFlow product range. Model list has been derived per information known, researched and collected by Acme Revival and its systems for the US market.
