Vax carpet cleaner repairs
Spray faults, leaks, loss of suction, brush issues and common domestic carpet cleaner faults.
Learn moreCarpet cleaner work is split into domestic machines and commercial or industrial equipment, with the repair route clearly explained before parts are fitted.

Domestic carpet cleaners
Domestic carpet cleaners are handled as a collection and return service. The machine is collected, taken back to the workshop for inspection, servicing or repair work, and then returned to the customer on a second appointment.
For household machines such as Vax, Bissell and Rug Doctor carpet cleaners.
Commercial and industrial machines
Commercial and industrial carpet cleaning equipment has a separate diagnostic route because downtime, access, machine size and parts cost can all affect the repair decision.
Where practical, service and repair work is carried out on site. If necessary, the machine may need to be taken back to the workshop and returned later.

Domestic vs commercial route
Household Vax, Bissell and Rug Doctor machines are normally collected and worked on at the workshop. Larger commercial machines from brands such as Prochem, Airflex and Diamond are assessed on site where practical, with workshop repair only when needed.
Equipment types
The repair route depends on whether the machine is domestic or commercial.
Spray faults, leaks, loss of suction, brush issues and common domestic carpet cleaner faults.
Learn moreCrossWave, upright and domestic carpet cleaner checks for suction, brush, pump and water-path faults.
Learn morePractical checks for domestic and hire-style machines where repair is suitable.
Commercial carpet cleaning equipment fault-finding where parts and repair route are practical.
Commercial extraction machine diagnostics for spray, pump, vacuum motor and wiring symptoms.
Selected Diamond commercial carpet cleaning machines can be inspected where the repair route is practical.
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Send the brand, model, fault and whether it is a domestic or commercial machine.