Lot of times the sensor itself isn't bad or full of dirt, it's just moved away from where it should be. The rear of the vacuum body has a plate(plastic), that covers the tube that the hose goes into. Take the plate off and behind it is the sensor assembly which is the plastic tube itself with the sensor stuck in the bottom of it (2 wires). Push the small metal sensor up into the tube slightly with a screw driver. Reassemble. Switch the sensitivity in the front light panel to normal. This usually gets it working better. If not, don't worry about it. It doesn't affect motor operation or performance, and from what I've seen, isn't very accurate to begin with.
nicclean@verizon.net
www.vacuumcleanerhelp.com, August 2007