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S9+ went to empty itself, heard a loud bang, and it no longer works, makes the noise but no suction. lots of plastic bits by the motor. less then a year old
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i7 suction motor not spinning freely. Does anyone know if I can open this up any further without breaking it? I want to see if there's something under the fan that's causing
