Excellent! One update for the newer Swiffers: there are no holes in the newer motors. But using your info that the motor was likely seized, I simply knocked the handle of my screwdriver on the side of the motor a few times to jar it awake, then tried pushing the switch and voila! The motor worked again, and solution sprayed all over my pants! Hey, you didn't warn me about that! Hah... Thank you, thank you!!
I have no money what so ever. I’m disabled and my parents are my only support. Always trying to find ways to fix things instead of buying new items. Thanks so much for such a detailed video ! I’m so relieved. Such a sad thing when we all worry about our mops breaking 😅😅
Thanks Kate, not just Mops, we have a tendency to discard and replace things in this day and age sadly, especially house hold appliances. Fortunately we have CZcams to assist with everything 🤩.
It’s alive! 😂 My Swiffer WetJet broke several years ago. I kept thinking I should throw it away, but I kept finding cleaning pads and solution I’d stored away! Unfortunately, mine wasn’t as easy to open as yours. I had to pull it out of the top of the unit and then get it all back together correctly, but thanks to your video I was able to understand the problem was in the motor and what that looked like! 😊🙌🏻 I couldn’t get to the bottom of the motor to put the tape on so I’ll just have to remember to take the bottle of cleaning fluid out when I’m not using it!
Thanks Sonya, what an episode you had, but glad that you where able to resolve, shouldn't worry about the Tape at the bottom so long as you have resurrected the unit 😀.
Thank you so much! We were just about to throw our old power mop out and get a new one, but after watching your video, it's come back to life! You're a star!
This worked!!!!! I am shocked. the newer WetJet doesn't have a hole in the motor. so you cannot spin it. but I am so Glad I watched this one...I had two older models in the basement. I bet I can get the other one working too for a spare. THANK YOU!
Superb video mate I like others was about to throw mine away. I cannot believe that these are so poorly designed for the liquid to leak into the motor Thanks again
@@green-crocs-fixes1520 haha yeah it does don’t it… oh my mrs has OCD when it comes to cleaning the floors.. she has me doing all the other jobs… great video though.. really helped us out. Thanks again
Thank you, kindly, for an informative, and easy to do video. To prevent the leaking, I always try and remember to remove the bottle when I'm done, even if there's not much left in it. Yet, my motors quiet. Not for long, thanks to you.
@@green-crocs-fixes1520 I took mine apart using your method and was surprised to see that the motor casing isn't rusty at all. So now I'm confused because I sprayed WD-40 in the opening and it's not making a sound. I'm using new batteries too. If I need to unclog the openings how long should the poky thing be?
@@green-crocs-fixes1520 I appreciate the tips, but alas I had to call Swiffer in the end and I just bought my second one with the $30 coupon they sent. This second one better not mess up like the last one did as I only had it a month.
Another thank you 👍 your video hack worked first time ! I don't no about NOT taping the hole up to let air into the motor - I guess you'd have to really work it hard to heat up they maybe only $20 in the US but here in "rip-off" UK they're £20 MINIMUM!
Great fix, took a lot of pushing on the motor as mine was really badly seized, and even then I had to turn the motor manually a few times to unseize it but this fix worked great 👍
@@green-crocs-fixes1520Followed your method, just had to give few soft taps on the motor works fine , Also poured some vinegar before inserting the solution, Thanks a lot.
thank you I tried about 10 different contributors but nothing worked until I joined the two wires to the switch together (plastic stripped off) then turned the motor with power from batteries on and it started turning by itself. still working after assembly. will try and put clean water through after each use next time.
As others have said, I was about to throw my previous Swiffer away, but tried sticking a pin into the spray holes. The pin broke off! Replaced the machine. Now I have to try your solution on the replacement Hope it works.
Not good Susan, two units with the same issue, hope it works anyway, if not try tapping the motor with a Screwdriver handle whilst the Spray button is pressed, good luck 😀.
Hello good Sir, I have seen your repair video of the 'Franke Flair' coffee machine system. You are the only one to have produced such a perfect PM walk through. I also have just picked up the same machine for next to nothing. Is there any possible way you can remake that video so others can take advantage of cleaning and fixing their own flair machines? I know you did a time lapse record, so even slowing down the playback speed does no good. Please help! I could donate to your account if you could. Thank you!!
Hi Arden, yes the first section was filmed via time-lapse as I knew it would take a while to dismantle the unit as I had never done one before. I cannot do a remake of pulling the unit apart as have since sold the unit. Thanks for the compliments, Kindest Regards.
mine looks different model from yours. don't see any spring or coil that is connecting with motor so couldn't figure out what the problems was. still hear a weird growling sound when pressing the spray button no matter it has a solution or not. tried changing the battery and cleaning the nozzle part with a small pin but it still remains the same.lollz
Hi JK, yes there are different models of Motor out there I believe. Try taping the Motor with a Screw Driver handle whilst it's making the growling noise, obviously pressing the button simultaneously. Regards.
I just did this but in my case when I do it, it seems to free the motor but then it literally only works for a second again before stopping again! Weirdly, the motor doesn’t look like it’s got any rust on it all. Tried it over and over but each time to same. Starts…1 second…stops again!
My swiffer is new and doesn't work. I opened it up and noticed it doesn't have the hole in the motor. My motor is completely covered with the metal. The pipe is also not blocked with fluid. If anyone knows how I can fix it, I would really appreciate it.
Hi Amy, that's the same kind I have. The manufacturer got hipped to this and changed the motor to make us buy new ones. They SUCK! Thanks for the video anyway. 😊
Sir, how do I remove the motor unit. Have tested on/off switch works fine. Power is going from battery to motor. Motor and pump is an enclosed unit, how do I open it. Thank you. Regards rb
Did NOT work, it made it worser to be honest with you, it had the motor but has no gap to see the nozzle so don’t know what happened there. Plus, couldn’t even put that lid back on, wouldn’t recommend. I’m going to have to buy a new one now.
Hi Eliana, apparently tapping the Motor with a Screwdriver handle can sometimes revive the Motor if it’s the type does not have the hole in the side. Slightly confused by parts of your comment as if the unit is not working how could you possibly make it worse ? And if the unit is not working why struggle with the cover ? Many people in the my comments have been successful and some not, I offered no guarantee of success 😀.
@@green-crocs-fixes1520 I didn’t say you guaranteed anything. 💁🏽♀️ I’m just saying when I tried to scew the lid back on, it wouldn’t work so definitely do not recommend trying to self-repair as it CAN only makes it worse.
@@green-crocs-fixes1520 my brother has one and he thinks he might have got his in 2021 so will his motor have a hole in it? I've bought one this year and the motor doesn't have a hole in it.
@@green-crocs-fixes1520 I think my tools aren’t correct, or I’m not strong enough. My dad will help me with the tools and I’ll get back to it. I’m too stubborn haha. I’ll wait till then, and thanks for the tip 😊
Hi Annie, i hear if you tap the Motor with a Screwdriver handle whilst pressing the Button (make sure Batteries are good) this may also bring the unit back to life.
@Green-Crocs-Fixes Flash obviously cottoned on that people repaired instead of replaced. Now they seal the motor, so we can't fix it 🤣 Good video though 👌
@@lindeelou6946 Thanks Lindee, No I think they upgraded the motor as the hole is where the fluid leaked into the motor and stopped it from working. Obviously still an issue somewhere though. Regards.
I gained the system all I had to do was go to my local Walmart purchase a new WetJet Swiffer my broken WetJet Swiffer in the new box and return it for a refund and when this new WetJet Swiffer stops working I'll do the same again they don't p employees enough to check it
Fixed , but the cover DID NOT just pop off there was serious leverage and gouging to get off and secondly the put in back of the 2 screws I’ve had to sit dow ad get a drink 🥃 my nerves are shot might have to live without them 🙄🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thanks Amanda, yes the Cover can be stubborn at certain times of the day, and if you can live without the top screws then that's a secret between me and you. Regards.
Thanks for the inflated Likes Tom, unfortunately still only 108. Not all viewers are signed into CZcams to leave likes comments, so this may explain. More appreciate them getting their devices working than anything else though. Regards 😀.
Excellent! One update for the newer Swiffers: there are no holes in the newer motors. But using your info that the motor was likely seized, I simply knocked the handle of my screwdriver on the side of the motor a few times to jar it awake, then tried pushing the switch and voila! The motor worked again, and solution sprayed all over my pants! Hey, you didn't warn me about that! Hah... Thank you, thank you!!
Thanks Jsfrog.
glad you managed to resolve and I shall pass your resolution on when asked. I assume your pants have dried out by now.
Regards 😀.
Thank you so much for this comment. I had the same issue and you helped me fix it!!
@@tachyondecay Thanks Kara,
Just happy to help 😎.
Helped so much mate cheers mrs nearly killed me lol
@@th3r3alj0k3rgaming-rz2iu Thanks Gaming, happy to help 😎.
I have no money what so ever. I’m disabled and my parents are my only support. Always trying to find ways to fix things instead of buying new items. Thanks so much for such a detailed video ! I’m so relieved. Such a sad thing when we all worry about our mops breaking 😅😅
Thanks Kate,
not just Mops, we have a tendency to discard and replace things in this day and age sadly, especially house hold appliances. Fortunately we have CZcams to assist with everything 🤩.
It’s alive! 😂 My Swiffer WetJet broke several years ago. I kept thinking I should throw it away, but I kept finding cleaning pads and solution I’d stored away! Unfortunately, mine wasn’t as easy to open as yours. I had to pull it out of the top of the unit and then get it all back together correctly, but thanks to your video I was able to understand the problem was in the motor and what that looked like! 😊🙌🏻 I couldn’t get to the bottom of the motor to put the tape on so I’ll just have to remember to take the bottle of cleaning fluid out when I’m not using it!
Thanks Sonya,
what an episode you had, but glad that you where able to resolve, shouldn't worry about the Tape at the bottom so long as you have resurrected the unit 😀.
It's so great when a fixing tutorial actually works!
You saved me £30, Thank you!
Thanks Beckie,
glad you managed to resolve and happy to help 😎.
Thank you so much! We were just about to throw our old power mop out and get a new one, but after watching your video, it's come back to life! You're a star!
Thanks Metalnickie,
and glad you managed to revive it,
I can’t move motor
What if I can’t move the motor, it has no whole
Thanks for this, I have a brand new one that's not working with it's battery change! I appreciate this demo!
No worries,
thanks Laurie 😀.
This worked!!!!! I am shocked.
the newer WetJet doesn't have a hole in the motor. so you cannot spin it. but I am so Glad I watched this one...I had two older models in the basement. I bet I can get the other one working too for a
spare. THANK YOU!
Fantastic Lynn,
glad you successfully managed to revive the units. No doubt will also resolve the newer model too, all the best.
Regards 😀.
My swiffer wet jet motor doesn't have that motor window thing yours has so what should I do
Bloody buzzing I don’t have to buy a new one now, and my other half seriously impressed I fixed it myself, thank you!
Superb Charlotte,
happy to help and well done 😀.
😅
Thank you, I was about to throw out my Swiffer until I watched your video. It's working as should.
Thanks Mookee,
glad to help 😎.
Superb video mate I like others was about to throw mine away.
I cannot believe that these are so poorly designed for the liquid to leak into the motor
Thanks again
Thanks Steve,
glad you managed to resolve 😎
Thank you. I was about to purchase a new Swifter. Great video.
Thanks Coco,
happy to help.
Great video, learnt how to open it and also, motor has seized as well so she’ll be happy now. Thank you!! Dan Harlow Essex.
Thanx Dan,
happy to help, “she’ll be happy now” sounds slightly sexist lol 😆. Just kidding. Well done.
@@green-crocs-fixes1520 haha yeah it does don’t it… oh my mrs has OCD when it comes to cleaning the floors.. she has me doing all the other jobs… great video though.. really helped us out. Thanks again
Thank you, kindly, for an informative, and easy to do video. To prevent the leaking, I always try and remember to remove the bottle when I'm done, even if there's not much left in it. Yet, my motors quiet.
Not for long, thanks to you.
Thanks Rochelle,
and thanks for the heads up tip also.
@@green-crocs-fixes1520 I took mine apart using your method and was surprised to see that the motor casing isn't rusty at all. So now I'm confused because I sprayed WD-40 in the opening and it's not making a sound. I'm using new batteries too.
If I need to unclog the openings how long should the poky thing be?
@@RochelleEskue Hi Rochelle,
you may have to use a Toothpick to turn the Coil inside as couple of turns 😀
@@green-crocs-fixes1520 I appreciate the tips, but alas I had to call Swiffer in the end and I just bought my second one with the $30 coupon they sent. This second one better not mess up like the last one did as I only had it a month.
followed your vid now the mops working again thank you my freind keep the vids coming
Hi Gaz,
happy to help and well done.
Omg thank you so much I’ve bought two of these and had this issue so many times! I’m going to take my fluid out after each use.
Thanks Mystique,
and good luck 😉
This worked perfectly! Thank you so much! I tried other videos, and it wouldn’t work. This is great! Five stars! Really
Thanks Katie,
glad you’ve managed to resolve. Happy to help 😎.
Another thank you 👍 your video hack worked first time ! I don't no about NOT taping the hole up to let air into the motor - I guess you'd have to really work it hard to heat up they maybe only $20 in the US but here in "rip-off" UK they're £20 MINIMUM!
Thanks Kevin,
I wouldn’t worry about the tape side of it, just as long as you successfully revive the unit.
Regards 😎.
Great ty. Fixed mine today. Just got to get the screws back in!
Well done Susan,
try attaching the Srew to the Screwdriver with a spot of Blue-Tac.
Regards 😀.
Thanks man! You saved me from having to buy a new one.
Thanks Anthony,
happy to help
😀.
Thanks so much! Saved me from having to buy a new one right now.
Thanx Anna,
happy to help 😀.
Great fix, took a lot of pushing on the motor as mine was really badly seized, and even then I had to turn the motor manually a few times to unseize it but this fix worked great 👍
Thanks Carl,
well done and happy to help 😎.
Thanks for the vid. Left my screwdriver at work though and just banged it against the fridge and that also worked.
Superb Rayann,
glad you managed to resolve, slightly unauthorised, but success is success 😎.
Excellent Video thanks! I just found using a needle nose pliers easier to put the screws back in . =)
Superb AMPED,
thanks for the tip.
Cannot wait to try this! Sounds exactly what has happened to my Swiffer. I changed batteries and everything. Have lights but no motor sound. though
Thanks Yvonne,
no lights on this model though.
Thanks so much- this fixed my problem!
Hi Anna,
happy to help and well done.
Good job, you're help me to fix my swiffer. Thanks !
Superb Johnny,
well done.
Brilliant. Worked a treat! Thank you
No worries Jaci,
happy to help.😀
@@green-crocs-fixes1520Followed your method, just had to give few soft taps on the motor works fine , Also poured some vinegar before inserting the solution, Thanks a lot.
@@surindergill4480 Well done Surunder,
glad you sorted it 😎.
Thank you for the video. My motor was completely coveted but I tapped it with a screwdriver and it loosened the motor.
Superb Gary 😎
Thank you. You just saved me $25 USD. Appreciate you!
Thanks Constance,
happy to help 😀.
It works !!!! thank you from France 😊😊😊
Superb Carole,
happy to help 😎.
Much better video. Thanks it worked for us
Thanks Reverance,
happy to help 😎.
Amazing saved me buying a new one thank you so much!!
Thanks Adventure,
happy to help 😀.
Fab, this was my 2nd failed mop that I was about to throw away, off to fix it now 😁
Superb Andrew,
hope you succeed.
thank you I tried about 10 different contributors but nothing worked until I joined the two wires to the switch together (plastic stripped off) then turned the motor with power from batteries on and it started turning by itself. still working after assembly. will try and put clean water through after each use next time.
Superb Barry,
thanks for the heads up.
This worked for me, thanks!
You're welcome Katherine,
happy to help you.
Thank you, turning the motor worked
Thanks Asher,
happy yo help.
Thank you for helping me save money
No worries Hidalgo,
just happy to help.
Thank you that worked for me my motor was in closed so I just tapped it a few times with screwdriver and it started working.
Wow thanks Pastor Claude,
happy to help, I shall pass your tip on if asked in the future.
Regards.
As others have said, I was about to throw my previous Swiffer away, but tried sticking a pin into the spray holes. The pin broke off! Replaced the machine. Now I have to try your solution on the replacement Hope it works.
Not good Susan,
two units with the same issue, hope it works anyway, if not try tapping the motor with a Screwdriver handle whilst the Spray button is pressed, good luck 😀.
Totally worked! Thanks!
Glad it helped!
Thank you very much, it worked for me after I put some WD-40 on it.
Thanks Roy,
happy to help 😀.
Same problem here, thnx for the video.
No worries Degekste,
hope you were successful.
Thanks worked for me mine was a lot worse rusted I had to rotate the motor about 6 times for it to start working again
Thanks Teggy,
glad you managed to resolve 😀.
Me too
Great video. I would have thrown mine away if you hadn't shown me how to fix it. Thanks a million
Thanks Eddie,
glad you managed to resolve. Happy to help 😎.
Thank you so much , it is working but I need to spray WD-40 and after 10- 15 minutes it started to work . Thank you to save my more money 💰.
Glad it helped Optimistic,
and well done for reviving the unit, happy to help.
Thank you, very useful
Thanks Alan 😊.
Worked for me, newer motor with no hole, so a couple of taps with the screwdriver brought back to life.
Top man.
Thanks Matt,
happy you managed to resolve 😀
You got yourself a like from me. This was the exact issue with mine!
Thanks Arky,
happy to help 😎
Brilliant, thank you.
Thanks Nicola,
happy to help.
Thank you so much , super idée
Thank you Ben,
happy to help.
i did it... thankyou so much.... very helpfull
Well done Anu,
and thank you 😊.
Will give this a go. Don't really want to buy a new one. Should do the trick. Thanks. Brill.
Thanks Jayne,
good luck 😉.
Yay thanks!
I was about to toss my mop out and I figured I would give it one last go, found your vid, bada Bing, bada boom, I have a working mop.
Thanks Cristy,
happy to help 😀.
Thank You,
It works.
Thanks Komal,
happy to help 😎.
Spot on fix thanks
Thanks Nicholas,
happy to help.
Absolutely genius 😊
Thanks Nikki,
happy to help 😀.
It is really helpfull
thanks
Thanks B. Sami 😎.
Top job!
Thanks BE5T D4D.
Just give the area where the motor is a gentle kick.. worked for me 👍
Thanks Dean.
Worked! Thanks
Superb, thanks Amy
Thank you saved it from landfill
Thanks David,
happy to help.
Thanks so much mate😂❤
Thanks Ghezala,
happy to help 😎.
Thank you
Thanks Gertrud,
happy to help 😎.
thank you
Thanks Brandon,
happy yo help.
Thanks alot it wotked
No problem Joe,
thanks
This fixed mine too! Thanks for the help!
Thanks Carolyn,
well done 😀.
Tiny blob of bluetac helps hold the screws onto the screwdriver head.👍
yes good tip
I have the new one that don't have any openings to the motor to turn it it lights up when pushing the button but won't spray or anything else?
Hi Bianna,
yes apparently there are some models which don't have the little vent. I have no solution for these, sorry 😑.
Thank you all fixed and ready to go
Thanks Debra,
glad you managed to resolved it, happy to help 😀.
Nailed it!!
Superb Bill 😎.
Thank You
Thanks Larry,
happy to help 😎.
@@green-crocs-fixes1520 My unit is new and place together . Still won’t spray . Probably have to used a pin to see if sprayers are sealed .
@@larrybarrett5810 I assume you have the new type of motor with no access hole to the motor ?
Hello good Sir, I have seen your repair video of the 'Franke Flair' coffee machine system. You are the only one to have produced such a perfect PM walk through. I also have just picked up the same machine for next to nothing. Is there any possible way you can remake that video so others can take advantage of cleaning and fixing their own flair machines? I know you did a time lapse record, so even slowing down the playback speed does no good. Please help! I could donate to your account if you could. Thank you!!
Hi Arden,
yes the first section was filmed via time-lapse as I knew it would take a while to dismantle the unit as I had never done one before. I cannot do a remake of pulling the unit apart as have since sold the unit. Thanks for the compliments,
Kindest Regards.
Hey thanks for the video it’s just my motor is different it hasn’t got that hole in it
Hi LoneWolfe,
if you hit the Motor with a Screwdriver handle whilst pressing the Button this may bring the unit back to life.
Hey thanks for replying still not working
@@alonewolf6770 ok just make sure the Batteries are good.
My Swifter motor doesn't have a hole to move the motor, did they change the motor design?
Hi Joey,
apparently so, not sure if earlier or later models.
I did as you said but still not working. Mine hit the floor and after it stopped flushing.
Hi Suz,
sorry to here this, the impact may have caused other issues.
mine looks different model from yours. don't see any spring or coil that is connecting with motor so couldn't figure out what the problems was. still hear a weird growling sound when pressing the spray button no matter it has a solution or not. tried changing the battery and cleaning the nozzle part with a small pin but it still remains the same.lollz
Hi JK,
yes there are different models of Motor out there I believe. Try taping the Motor with a Screw Driver handle whilst it's making the growling noise, obviously pressing the button simultaneously.
Regards.
I just did this but in my case when I do it, it seems to free the motor but then it literally only works for a second again before stopping again! Weirdly, the motor doesn’t look like it’s got any rust on it all.
Tried it over and over but each time to same. Starts…1 second…stops again!
Hi Derin,
Sorry to hear this. Are the Batteries new and correctly inserted?
Hi my motor doesn't turn I've taken it apart and tried it but mine isn't rusty at all. No noise, nothing is working.
Hi Shannon,
Please ensure that the Batteries are good and inserted the correct ways around.
Regards 😀.
Omg it worked
Congratulations Ammarah,
happy to help.
It worked, I couldn't believe it. Lol!
Superb, you made it count ☺️.
My swiffer is new and doesn't work. I opened it up and noticed it doesn't have the hole in the motor. My motor is completely covered with the metal. The pipe is also not blocked with fluid. If anyone knows how I can fix it, I would really appreciate it.
Hi Amy,
I have not encountered the type of motor which you have described here, sorry.
@@green-crocs-fixes1520 They replaced all newer model swiffers with covered motors. You cannot fix them.
There should be a tiny pin hole you can attempt to spray with WD 40 and hope for the best but that's about it.
Hi Amy, that's the same kind I have. The manufacturer got hipped to this and changed the motor to make us buy new ones. They SUCK!
Thanks for the video anyway. 😊
Sir, how do I remove the motor unit. Have tested on/off switch works fine. Power is going from battery to motor. Motor and pump is an enclosed unit, how do I open it. Thank you. Regards rb
Hi Rashpal,
sorry I never removed the motor as I got it working without.
Did NOT work, it made it worser to be honest with you, it had the motor but has no gap to see the nozzle so don’t know what happened there. Plus, couldn’t even put that lid back on, wouldn’t recommend. I’m going to have to buy a new one now.
Hi Eliana,
apparently tapping the Motor with a Screwdriver handle can sometimes revive the Motor if it’s the type does not have the hole in the side.
Slightly confused by parts of your comment as if the unit is not working how could you possibly make it worse ? And if the unit is not working why struggle with the cover ? Many people in the my comments have been successful and some not, I offered no guarantee of success 😀.
@@green-crocs-fixes1520 I didn’t say you guaranteed anything. 💁🏽♀️ I’m just saying when I tried to scew the lid back on, it wouldn’t work so definitely do not recommend trying to self-repair as it CAN only makes it worse.
@@Elianaj484 .
Fanksalot for this
Thanks Lewis,
happy to help 😎.
What year is this mop from?
Hi Deon,
brought in 2021 but not sure what year manufactured.
@@green-crocs-fixes1520 my brother has one and he thinks he might have got his in 2021 so will his motor have a hole in it? I've bought one this year and the motor doesn't have a hole in it.
@@deonmansley yes I read that these are the upgraded versions for the Power Mop.
@@green-crocs-fixes1520 so my brother's has a hole in it?
My motor looks different 😭 there is no gap, it's fully encased in metal
Hi Amy,
yes I think there are some newer models with this type of Motor. Sorry but I do not have a solution for this.
Mine had a different mother cracked in half black tape for the win lol😂
Hi Gabe,
apparently if you tap the Motor with the Screwdriver handle whilst simultaneously holding the button, this may bring the unit back to life.
I’d really like to fix mine but I can’t on account of the screws being too hard to take out 😢💔😭 I’m gonna lose it
Once you undo the top screws you just tip the whole thing upside down so they fall out Noone.
@@green-crocs-fixes1520 I think my tools aren’t correct, or I’m not strong enough. My dad will help me with the tools and I’ll get back to it. I’m too stubborn haha. I’ll wait till then, and thanks for the tip 😊
I opened mine as it has the same problem. My motor doesn't have that hole. It's completely encased
Hi Hibernia,
yes they must have upgraded at some stage, starting to here this quite a lot now.
@@green-crocs-fixes1520 think I'll email them. Really not happy with the poor quality of this product. Its only a few weeks old.
My Powermop looks different inside, there is no place to see the motor?
Hi Annie,
i hear if you tap the Motor with a Screwdriver handle whilst pressing the Button (make sure Batteries are good) this may also bring the unit back to life.
Whohooo it worked! Thanks a million!!
@@AnnieK671 Thanks Annie and well done 😃.
😌Gutted. Just did all this and my motor is completely sealed. No hole in mine 🤔 Mine is a newish One. Will not buy another one
Sorry Lindee,
hearing this a few times now. commiserations 😟.
@Green-Crocs-Fixes Flash obviously cottoned on that people repaired instead of replaced. Now they seal the motor, so we can't fix it 🤣 Good video though 👌
@@lindeelou6946 Thanks Lindee,
No I think they upgraded the motor as the hole is where the fluid leaked into the motor and stopped it from working. Obviously still an issue somewhere though.
Regards.
I gained the system all I had to do was go to my local Walmart purchase a new WetJet Swiffer my broken WetJet Swiffer in the new box and return it for a refund and when this new WetJet Swiffer stops working I'll do the same again they don't p employees enough to check it
@@Coffeeisnecessarynowpepper Hi Coffee,
Not sure how your method resides from a legal perspective, but what can I say, legally 😲.
I can’t see the motor when I undo it all??
.
Fixed , but the cover DID NOT just pop off there was serious leverage and gouging to get off and secondly the put in back of the 2 screws I’ve had to sit dow ad get a drink 🥃 my nerves are shot might have to live without them 🙄🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thanks Amanda,
yes the Cover can be stubborn at certain times of the day, and if you can live without the top screws then that's a secret between me and you.
Regards.
It is brand new,never used!
Recommend returning it Mary if its not working out of the box.
12k views, 128 likes. Why is it so hard for people to 👍 a video??
Thanks for the inflated Likes Tom,
unfortunately still only 108. Not all viewers are signed into CZcams to leave likes comments, so this may explain. More appreciate them getting their devices working than anything else though.
Regards 😀.
No hole in mine to turn motor
Hi humpho33,
try hitting the Motor with the button pressed.
Mine doesn't have the window to the motor! Waahhhh!
Most unfortunate Rebecca,
not sure if the are new or old type.
Well my motor in my swiffer is completely broken. Garbage can next.
Mine is dead too and I never even got to use it.
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I’m not an electrician ,but why do they have to have that hole on the motor ??just so it burns out quickly and then you gotta buy a new one😂
Hi TH,
I think the hole is for ventilation 😎
Didn’t work I couldn’t get the cover kff
Most unfortunate Hoskins.
@@green-crocs-fixes1520 I got it off but there is no vent thing to turn it
@@lift_brisll yes I believe some are made that way sadly 😀.