Titan Wet/Dry dead
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fourstardan

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5,899 posts

163 months

Thursday
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Went to turn on my Titan yesterday and it had a split second of power then died.

I've not taken it apart yet but any ideas or is this fubar?

sherman

14,665 posts

234 months

Thursday
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It had a good run.

At this price its not worth the hassle of fixing unless its just a filter needing cleaned or a fuse needing replaced.

Titan TTB774VAC 1300W 16Ltr Wet & Dry Vacuum 220-240V - Screwfix https://share.google/04U8my9saoFs9LDkH

WH16

7,633 posts

237 months

Thursday
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Without knowing what a Titan wet/dry is, I would suspect if it started and then suddenly stopped a fuse has blown. Is it possible it is wet where it should be dry?

fourstardan

Original Poster:

5,899 posts

163 months

Thursday
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It hasnt been used since the last time i used it fine. It sat about for a week so maybe it got damp.

Ill do some diag and see if simple and as said if it isnt obvious purchase a new one.

Its had about 5 years of abuse

Rough101

2,835 posts

94 months

Yesterday (08:54)
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Check the flex just where it enters the appliance, might just have had one too many flexes and be broken inside.

JoshSm

2,227 posts

56 months

Yesterday (10:54)
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Fuse just sounds the most likely, there's not much in the rest of it that can just fail and the pattern of a very brief start then failing is a classic fuse thing.

The motor & switch don't really fail instantly like that & if it was the cable I'd expect it to go intermittent first not just have died.

kambites

70,163 posts

240 months

Yesterday (11:43)
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It's funny, ours did the same a couple of weeks ago. I haven't got around to looking at what's wrong with it yet.

Ours has done pretty well for a £50 vacuum cleaner, surviving about 15 years of abuse running extraction for tools, etc. so I wont be too upset if I need to replace it!