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To replace the stop lug, first, unplug the vacuum. Remove the necessary panels to access the stop lug. Carefully take out the damaged lug and replace it with a new, compatible part. Reassemble and test the vacuum.
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If your vacuum cleaner isn’t moving properly or makes unusual noises when moved, the stop lug might be worn out or damaged. Inspect it for visible wear and tear and replace if necessary.
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