Hoover SJ144WSR4 Jovis Cordless Wet & Dry Vacuum Cleaner

• If your machine is not powering up then you could try plugging another appliance into the socket. If this appliance also appears to have no power, there is possibly a problem with the supply at that socket. 
• Check the socket is switched on and that there is not an isolator switch somewhere in your home which may be switched off or tripped out. If there is an isolator or fuse box, check it is also switched on. Perhaps the main fuse or trip in your distribution box has blown? So check that out. 

If the problem persists you may need a competent electrician to restore the supply. Alternatively try the product in different socket.

If there appears to be no power to the machine then try replacing the fuse. This is found between the pins in the plug top. Hoover recommend you fit a 13 amp rated fuse in the plug of all of our appliances. A quick way to test a fuse, is to try using a fuse from something that is working for you, a kettle or toaster for example and pop it into the plug of the machine that appears to be at fault. Using a small flat blade screwdriver prize the fuse carrier out, take out the fuse and replace it. If the product now starts working then it has simply been a fuse fault, this can happen from time to time. But if the fuse blows more than once then please get in contact with us for further assistance.

If the filters or any hoses or pipes become blocked the product may become noisier than usual. There may be a spluttering noise which is a safety valve operating to protect the cleaner when the air flow is restricted by a blockage. If you feel the product is making more noise than normal remove and clean the dust box and filters, or replace the paper bag (where fitted). Check pipe work/ hoses and the tools to check they are not blocked.

Hoover have fitted a thermal cut out to protect the vacuum cleaner from damage should it overheat. Any restriction of air flow may make the cleaner overheat. In these conditions the thermal cut off will activate and cut the electrical supply. It will then come back on once the cleaner has cooled down, usually after a couple of hours. Simply take the dust box off and empty it. If your product has a bag then fit a new one. Clean all of the filters and try again.

Unplug the vacuum cleaner prior to completing any maintenance tasks Avoid large blockages by not attempting to pick up large objects e.g. coins, buttons, large tissues etc. Avoid vacuuming sharp or pointy objects and flammable items e.g. cigarette ends or matches. Take care not to apply too much pressure to the electrical cord by over stretching it as this can cause the plug to break. Do not unplug the vacuum cleaner using the cord. Do not run over the cord while vacuuming. If the vacuum cleaner makes an unusual sound whilst vacuuming, turn off the appliance and check for any blockages. Avoid vacuuming liquids (unless your vacuum cleaner offers this function) and do not vacuum wet surfaces as this may cause internal damage to your appliance, as well as pose a health risk. Always keep the vacuum cleaner below you when cleaning stairs.

The electrical cord should remain untangled at all times. Tangled and kinked wires can cause problems, especially when an automatic wire recoil function is used. The plug should also be checked for damage as a bent or over-pulled plug can be hazardous due to exposed wiring and other elements. Be careful when using the cleaner not to run over the cord or flex with the moving brushes as damage may occur to the cleaner.

If you feel that some accessories are missing then please check the specification of the product purchased, details of which are listed on your model details section found on the web site. It may be that what you are looking for is not actually included with your purchase. Instruction books are often generic and may cover a wide range of products in the same family. If there is an asterix (*) next to an accessory in the instruction manual it may not be part of the product you have actually purchased.

Check the charger is firmly plugged in.  It May take up to 16 hours to charge.

Empty the dust box & ensure the filters are clean.

Wash in warm water and allow to dry, ideally over night.

If your vacuum is experiencing a loss of suction, please try the following:

• Check for any debris or blockages in the tubing and main body.
• Ensure the filter has been cleaned and left to dry as per the maintenance and care instructions.
• Check to see if the issue is happening on all attachments. If it is happening with a particular attachment then check there is no damage to this attachment and it is fitted correctly.

If you are still experiencing issues, please get in touch with the support team using the contact details on this page.

If the vacuum isn’t charging, please try the following:

• Try an alternative plug socket.
• Ensure there is no debris stuck in the charging port or at the end of the charging cable.
• Gently wipe the end of the charging cable with a clean, dry cloth.

If you are still experiencing issues, please get in touch with the support team using the contact details on this page.

Check that the dust container is fully clipped into place. Follow any symbols on the dust container and twist/clip on securely.

It is normal for the vacuum to make noise during operation. If the vacuum is making unusual or excessive noises, check the following:

• Check the filter is secure in the dust container as it may be rattling.
• Clean the filter thoroughly to remove any dirt and debris.
• Securely fasten the dust container to prevent parts from moving.
• Check the floor head for any dirt or damage which may be causing the sound.

If the brush roll isn't spinning, check the following:

1. Turn off and unplug the vacuum.
2. Remove any hair or debris that is tangled around the brush roll.
3. Check that the belt on the brush roll is securely attached.

Please note, this only applies to models that have a spinning brush roll.