I don't know if you've had the chance to find out for yourself yet, but vacuum cleaner repairs are extremely expensive. Depending on how much you like to spend on a vacuum cleaner, it might be cheaper just to get a new one and be done with the troubles of the old one breaking down. If you've been lucky enough to have a vacuum that has always been in good working order, let me paint a picture for you. Vacuum cleaner repair stores are usually scary places. It's where old, dusty models from the 70s and 80s go to die (or collect more dust while waiting for another repair).
The stores themselves are usually in bad areas of town and just look like seedy places. When it comes to the people who actually do the vacuum cleaner repairs, they're usually on par with used car salesmen. Like any sketchy mechanic, they'll try to sell you services that you don't really need.
Still, unless you're an expert on vacuum cleaners (and who is these days?), you won't know if the repairman is telling you the truth or just trying to scam you out of more money. Fortunately, if you've recently purchased a model that has a good warranty, you can take your vacuum cleaner in to get repaired without having to worry about the cost. Since the vacuum cleaner company will cover the price of repairs, you need not be concerned with it.
The only time vacuum cleaner repairs are worth your time is if they're free under the warranty. Otherwise, I'd try to stay out of those places as much as possible. If you do decide to get a new vacuum cleaner, I suggest purchasing an extended warranty on it so you don't have to worry about spending more money on repairs or buying a new one.
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