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If your Kirby motor isn't running, start by checking the power source and switch functionality. A faulty on-off switch might need replacing if it doesn’t carry electricity. If the power supply is fine, inspect the motor brushes; worn motor brushes must be replaced. Lastly, consider replacing the motor if it's receiving power but not functioning.
Common problems with Kirby Vacuum Cleaner motors include faulty switches, worn motor brushes, and damaged drive or fan motors. Ensure your cleaner performs well by addressing these issues promptly. Repair Clinic offers resources and parts to assist with effective vacuum cleaner motor repairs.


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