hoovers4080
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Hi, Good afternoon
I have a Kirby Heritage II that I purchased on ebay.
It is an american Kirby that uses american (110-120v) to work.
I live in Europe and the voltage here is 220-240v
So I bought a transformer to convert the voltage from 220v to 120v and the vacuum worked fine for many months.
One day my sister was vacuuming and the Kirby started dying until it stopped.
The transformer is ok because I also have a Hoover Celebrity QS, also american, and it works with the transformer.
The red light on top of the Kirby shines when I press the power button but the vacuum doesnt turn on, only the light. and the light shines but weak.
I just am affraid that the engine or something else fried with the voltage difference. However it was plugged to the tranformer when the vacuum died.
could someone help me?
I really love my Heritage II
I have a Kirby Heritage II that I purchased on ebay.
It is an american Kirby that uses american (110-120v) to work.
I live in Europe and the voltage here is 220-240v
So I bought a transformer to convert the voltage from 220v to 120v and the vacuum worked fine for many months.
One day my sister was vacuuming and the Kirby started dying until it stopped.
The transformer is ok because I also have a Hoover Celebrity QS, also american, and it works with the transformer.
The red light on top of the Kirby shines when I press the power button but the vacuum doesnt turn on, only the light. and the light shines but weak.
I just am affraid that the engine or something else fried with the voltage difference. However it was plugged to the tranformer when the vacuum died.
could someone help me?
I really love my Heritage II