Does the brushroll shut off?
1521302
ONLY when it's locked in the upright position. So if you want to de-tach the hose for stairs, just lock it first. (yes I wish it had a button too, but with my luck the button would break in the "OFF" position)
1521303
I agree with the other answer - it only locks when it's in the upright position.
975007
The brushroll motor is electric. It plugs into the end of the Dirt Devil main body.
1479278
It has a sensor that stops it when something gets stuck in the roller bar. So if its a high thick carpet then it has a hard time turning and shuts itself off. Mine usually stops if it gets an envelope or a zip lock bag stuck in it. Ha ha. We have one thick throw that it stops on also.
1046941
Yes, it shut off when you close the pad, but make sure the pad is perfectly back in the correct rotation for complete shut off.
1286309
I'm not aware if it had an auto shut off. We just shut it off when were done. While it lasted.
1774749
Yes it does. After a certain amount of time it shuts off. I do not remember how long that time is but it does shut off by it's self.
1235138
No. You have to shut it off. But it's a great mouse! It's small and very comfortable to use.
1838043
No it does not. I just laid mine flat on the floor on it front and it never shut off.
1408383
No, it does not have an automatic shut off. You must turn it off manually.However, it does work really well.
710740
I'm sorry to say--that it does NOT turn off. To me, that is a problem that Eureka needs to address. If it would be a feature that will create a problem, just lay the unit down to raise the brushes.
1990200
No, it does not. You have to turn the battery pack off. I made an adaptation using a sink sprayer so I would have a shut off. Found out I did not like it, as you had to use one hand to keep it on. I wash my hair with both hands & reversed it to the original configuration, and it works well. I put the battery pack in a ziplock baggie so my wet hands don't mess with the batteries.
1522193
Well then, mine probably does have the automatic shut off too. I don't think I have ever left it for 30 minutes and my brush didn't come with any written instructions or a manual. I do wish Conair had more info on the product and how to use it.
393940
That's good to hear. I went to hoover web site and was comparing the two->http://www.hoover.com/productcategory.aspx?use=45&ds;=false. In the comparison it says the 3765 didn't have the brush roll shutoff. It didn't make sense that the less expensive model would have this feature and the more expensive would. Thanks for letting me know it does have the shutoff
393941
Hi, Just received model S 3765 today. It does have the brushroll shutoff. This feature is used when vacuuming hard surface floorse the brush is not needed. This model has additional tools that the S3755 does not incude. It has a 25 foot cord, the hard floor tool and the powered hand tool. Other than these additions it appears to be the same and the S3755.
316327
Yes. The brush roll on off switch is way up on the handle. Very convenient.
1625537
Great Question :) So when you snap the vacuum in upright position the brushroll will automatically turn off but no you cant "manually do it". However you never need to. So if you read the reviews you will read how people where amazed at how great it did vacuuming hardwood floors. So how it works is the brushroll will still spin but it will never make contact with the hardwood floors because of the rubber wheels and floating head. However from the amazing suction and brushroll spinning it cleans hardwood floors really good without putting on any tools.I hope that helps and let us know if you have any other questions :)Thanks DustinGreatVacs (seller) Great Question :) So when you snap the vacuum in upright position the brushroll will automatically turn off but no you cant "manually do it". However you never need to. So if you read the reviews you will read how people where amazed at how great it did vacuuming hardwood floors. So how it works is the brushroll will still spin but it will never make contact with the hardwood floors because of the rubber wheels and floating head. However from the amazing suction and brushroll spinning it cleans hardwood floors really good without putting on any tools.I hope that helps... » Read More Great Question :) So when you snap the vacuum in upright position the brushroll will automatically turn off but no you cant "manually do it". However you never need to. So if you read the reviews you will read how people where amazed at how great it did vacuuming hardwood floors. So how it works is the brushroll will still spin but it will never make contact with the hardwood floors because of the rubber wheels and floating head. However from the amazing suction and brushroll spinning it cleans hardwood floors really good without putting on any tools.I hope that helps and let us know if you have any other questions :)Thanks DustinGreatVacs (seller) « Show Less
1417982
No! You can not turn off the brush roller. You need to get the model 1 up from this one. It's purple.