Our old vacuum had a feature where it flipped itself back over if it got flipped upside down. Does this do that?
1109967
I have never noticed it doing that. It does an excellent job at cleaning our pool
1109968
With daily use last year... I never found the unit upside down or stuck. Ever.
1109969
One year of use and mine has never flipped. Will either reverse itself when encountering an obstacle or climb the side of the pool. Well balance and the swivel cord prevents it from any type of entanglements.
1109970
No. Its pretty bottom heavy. Unlikely it will be upside down at pool bottom.
1109971
Mine has never flipped upside down. It seems like it sticks to the walls and the floor.
1586350
Check your hose connection, this model is known to have the hose disconnect to the vacuum while being used, and it spills your dirt all back into the air instead of into the canister. It's awful.
1826018
Yes. If anything physically causes the motor to stop turning, it will automatically reverse direction.
2044718
Sandra, no it doesn't and BTW , I would not recommend this product, the swivel joint on top of this vacuum attachment cracked after only 2-3 cleanings and the worst part, it is filled with sand and it spilled out all over the pool, I would recommend reading other reviews on this to see if others had the same issue .
876409
IN upright mode no -- when you bring handle down the brushes start spinning and that moves it some but not powered wheels or anything.
698310
No it does not. This is a pressure type, the one your talking about is a vacuum type. Hope this helps.
1909865
Yes it can be flipped over. I have flipped it upside down to help it last longer before I flip it over.
1416362
Yes, this is normal. The roller is activated by the position of the handle, so if you tilt the handle up as if you are going to stand it up, the roller will stop and start again when you push the handle down when you are vacuuming. I think this has to do with not wanting the roller spinning if you are standing the vacuum up but not turning it off so that the suction and the roller dont suck up your rug.
107419
Not trying to be snarky, but does it work upside down? Trying to imagine the issue in my head without seeing it.
2194381
I think it does that after it starts to get full. It can get full just doing one room. It is very poorly designed. Their previous design was a much better vacuum and had none of the problems this one has.
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No, the hose does not rotate but it is made of high quality flexible material that does not kink easily, if at all. The head does turn sideways but because the design is asymmetrical, it keeps twisting to wherever it wants to go so it is almost impossible to adjust it to a fixed position. I've been using an attachment I luckily saved from an old vacuum, or else the crevice tool, to get under upholstery and beds. P.S. The suction of this little vacuum is terrific but I don't like it anywhere near as well as my old Mighty Mite. I opted for the AirExcel because it was bag-less; the only drawback to the Mighty Mite is having to purchase bags frequently. No, the hose does not rotate but it is made of high quality flexible material that does not kink easily, if at all. The head does turn sideways but because the design is asymmetrical, it keeps twisting to wherever it wants to go so it is almost impossible to adjust it to a fixed position. I've been using an attachment I luckily saved from an old vacuum, or else the crevice tool, to get under upholstery and beds. P.S. The suction of this little vacuum is terrific but I don't like it anywhere near as well as my old Mighty Mite. I opted for the AirExcel because it was bag-less; the... » Read More No, the hose does not rotate but it is made of high quality flexible material that does not kink easily, if at all. The head does turn sideways but because the design is asymmetrical, it keeps twisting to wherever it wants to go so it is almost impossible to adjust it to a fixed position. I've been using an attachment I luckily saved from an old vacuum, or else the crevice tool, to get under upholstery and beds. P.S. The suction of this little vacuum is terrific but I don't like it anywhere near as well as my old Mighty Mite. I opted for the AirExcel because it was bag-less; the only drawback to the Mighty Mite is having to purchase bags frequently. « Show Less
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Yes it does, there is one trigger for using it in the upright mode and a separate trigger for the upholstery cleaner when using the Lift Off function.
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whatever you do don't turn one of these upside down :) be like punching an open bag of flour but wow does it pick up dust looking at this one. :) got a Shark Knockoff at Aldi's and even at $15 that thing is a monster. ignore the motor... it's just there to spin the brushes.
513627
It does not rotate. This vacuum is a very powerful & quiet, basic vacuum.You can rotate the hose nozzle with a bit of force to accomplish the same goal.
716502
Yes it does reverse....No, one speed only....but it does a pretty good job for light work around the house....I like it....it fits well in your hand....one tip, don't drop the cylinder....I did and it came apart and I can't get it back together so I now have six bits in the cylinder that is left and the other six bits in a small jar and have to use the one cylinder for all 12 bits....which is no big deal just a pain, but it was my fault for dropping the thing in the first place....
783365
If it is battery operated, all you have to do is reverse the batteries and it will spin the other direction. It's a hassle but it is a solution.
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Is the vacuum fully upright? When the handle is tilted back, it diverts the suction to the floor.