How to Maintain and Care for Your Backpack Vacuum Cleaner

Backpack vacuums are extremely useful pieces of equipment that can make vacuuming a breeze. Backpack vacuum cleaners, like all tools, need maintenance to run well and keep running for years to come. The following are five significant no-split-ups alternatives to tips you can practice to keep your Magwell backpack vacuum cleaner for long-term use.

Well, first off, cleaning and checking the filters is essential to maintaining the proper working potential of your backpack vacuum cleaner. 

Filters capture dust and dirt, thus they are to be cleaned regularly. If necessary, filters can be cleaned simply by tapping on them to remove dirt or dust. Some filters are washable with water and should be allowed to air dry thoroughly before being put back in the vacuum. Inspect the filters for holes or tears; you may have to replace them if they’re not doing a good job.

Second, inspect the dust bag and clear it at the specified intervals to avoid suction loss in the vacuum. 

Dust bags can get filled up fast, depending on how much dirt you have to clean up. Frequently check the dust bag and empty it when it is approximately three-quarters full. If your vacuum is damaged or worn, the dust's escape can cause problems with the vacuum.

Please note the Magwell backpack vacuum cleaner should be powered on -- KEEP YOUR INSIDE OF THE POWER CORD WELL : 

This is very important and prevent accidents. Inspect the power cord for any cuts, worn spots, or exposed wires. If you find any damage, do not use the vacuum and have a professional repair the power cord. Make sure to unplug the vacuum by pulling at the plug, not the cord, to protect the cord.

4th, regularly clean the brushes and roller,will make your Magwell backpack vacuum cleaner pick up the dirt more effectively. 

Hair, string and other gunk can wind up in the brushes and roller, clog the machine, or both, the very things that can slow down a vac. Trim off with scissors any hair or strings that are wound around them neatly. You can also use a small brush to clean out debris that gets caught in the brushes and roller.

Last, but not least, appropriately storing away the backpack vacuum after usage will extend its life and keep it in top condition. 

Don’t forget to unplug the vacuum and neatly wrap the power cord around the hooks. Keep your vacuum in a dry, clean place so that dust or dirt doesn’t infiltrate inside. Keep attachments in a special place so that they are organized and can be easily located.