I love how easily that brush comes out. Also, I really do enjoy a solid, straightforward, factual, useful, not-waffly video and that’s exactly what you deliver, so thank you.
It's quite impressive how that design has evolved, it's clearly derived from their Athlet range but with many tweaks and improvements (though this is lower powered model). I took my mum shopping for a new stick vacuum years ago when she moved into a small retirement village unit, was expecting to have to shell out for a Dyson but she preferred the Athlet as she felt the weight was better distributed, and it was easier to handle than the Dyson with all it's weight up top. She loved it so much I eventually got one for myself. Ours haven't failed at the handle contacts (for the switch) but a well known DIY fix is to shove a screw into it and looks like Bosch have incorporated that officially now. And you're right I got the upgraded model that came with accessories - it seemed a good idea at the time but after using them once they've stayed in the box, way too much hassle, they give you a shoulder strap but it keeps swinging around off your back and hits things, it's a blight on Bosch's design team and I wish I'd never bothered with the upgraded cost. I had to buy a smaller separate Black and Decker portable vacuum with a small hose attachment instead. The real disaster with these things is the non-replaceable batteries. It's disgraceful in this day and age that to buy a new 'accumulator' Bosch here in NZ want $300+ last I checked (the whole vacuum only cost me about $400 on special). There are a grand total of 7x 18650 cells in there (and not even great quality ones) which can be had for a few dollars each in USD pricing. Utterly disgraceful and although I love this vacuum I'm resolved to NEVER buy anything Bosch ever again. It's complete planned obsolescence and should be straight up illegal. I've opened one up and I can manage the cell replacements myself, but the vast majority of people will just bin it or sell it to some unsuspecting poor soul.
It's not made by Bosch. The original manufacturer is Talentone a company who made cordless vacuum cleaner in Hong Kong in China. Honeywell vacuum cleaner is made by Talentone too. After one year my Bosch BCHF2MX20 just run 1 minute at full charge in fast speed and run 37 minutes in slow speed. It's equipped with 5 Samsung Li-Ion 2150 mAh batteries. At full speed voltage quickly goes down to 16 V and device stop to working. I tested with brush and outside the unit,results are Same.
My vacuum cleaner is 2 yrs old.Why is there no contact and I charged my cleaner 4 24 hrs and why is my vacuum cleaner not charged.Usually the battery status shows when it is being charged.Now I don't see the battery status not flicking
It sounds like either the battery or charger may be faulty. Unfortunately without trying a different charger or battery you won't know which one it could be. Hopefully it is under 2 years old and you should be able to contact Bosch to get them to sort it out under warranty.
A szczotka bardzo nie wygodna lata we wszystkie strony ,zeby ustawic na pozycje odkurzania trzeba rzucić ta szczotke jak szmate , z podlogi na dywan trzeba podniesc go do gory a swoje wazy, i ta szczotka cos z nia nie tak
I love how easily that brush comes out. Also, I really do enjoy a solid, straightforward, factual, useful, not-waffly video and that’s exactly what you deliver, so thank you.
It's quite impressive how that design has evolved, it's clearly derived from their Athlet range but with many tweaks and improvements (though this is lower powered model). I took my mum shopping for a new stick vacuum years ago when she moved into a small retirement village unit, was expecting to have to shell out for a Dyson but she preferred the Athlet as she felt the weight was better distributed, and it was easier to handle than the Dyson with all it's weight up top. She loved it so much I eventually got one for myself.
Ours haven't failed at the handle contacts (for the switch) but a well known DIY fix is to shove a screw into it and looks like Bosch have incorporated that officially now. And you're right I got the upgraded model that came with accessories - it seemed a good idea at the time but after using them once they've stayed in the box, way too much hassle, they give you a shoulder strap but it keeps swinging around off your back and hits things, it's a blight on Bosch's design team and I wish I'd never bothered with the upgraded cost. I had to buy a smaller separate Black and Decker portable vacuum with a small hose attachment instead.
The real disaster with these things is the non-replaceable batteries. It's disgraceful in this day and age that to buy a new 'accumulator' Bosch here in NZ want $300+ last I checked (the whole vacuum only cost me about $400 on special). There are a grand total of 7x 18650 cells in there (and not even great quality ones) which can be had for a few dollars each in USD pricing. Utterly disgraceful and although I love this vacuum I'm resolved to NEVER buy anything Bosch ever again. It's complete planned obsolescence and should be straight up illegal. I've opened one up and I can manage the cell replacements myself, but the vast majority of people will just bin it or sell it to some unsuspecting poor soul.
what does the light indicator show when it is charged or needs to be charged. thabk u
It's not made by Bosch.
The original manufacturer is Talentone a company who made cordless vacuum cleaner in Hong Kong in China.
Honeywell vacuum cleaner is made by Talentone too.
After one year my Bosch BCHF2MX20 just run 1 minute at full charge in fast speed and run 37 minutes in slow speed. It's equipped with 5 Samsung Li-Ion 2150 mAh batteries. At full speed voltage quickly goes down to 16 V and device stop to working. I tested with brush and outside the unit,results are Same.
Can you do more Hoover and beko washer and dryers
Thank you. 🎉
What is the suction in KPA … what is the power of the motor ???
Ich habe diesen Staubsauger war am Anfang auch zufrieden ,aber der Akku ist ur für drei Jahre gemacht jetzt Saugt er noch drei Minuten.
My vacuum cleaner is 2 yrs old.Why is there no contact and I charged my cleaner 4 24 hrs and why is my vacuum cleaner not charged.Usually the battery status shows when it is being charged.Now I don't see the battery status not flicking
It sounds like either the battery or charger may be faulty. Unfortunately without trying a different charger or battery you won't know which one it could be. Hopefully it is under 2 years old and you should be able to contact Bosch to get them to sort it out under warranty.
good video explanation
After 1-2 years is the Batterie after 5 minutes empty.....
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Grazzi hafna
just dont buy this
why?
@arcn128 6 months and the battery is gone i need to buy new now
@@vlatkoconev1551 okay thanks for feedback. I was planning to buy one...
A szczotka bardzo nie wygodna lata we wszystkie strony ,zeby ustawic na pozycje odkurzania trzeba rzucić ta szczotke jak szmate , z podlogi na dywan trzeba podniesc go do gory a swoje wazy, i ta szczotka cos z nia nie tak