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A broken belt can cause the brush roll in your vacuum cleaner to stop spinning. To fix this, replace the belt with a new one; ensure it's correctly installed to avoid future breaks. You can find original spare parts for vacuum cleaners, including belts, online.
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Clogged filters can reduce the suction efficiency of your vacuum cleaner. Regularly clean or replace the filters to maintain performance. For assistance, consult our range of Kenmore vacuum cleaner cap lid cover parts if applicable.


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