I have opened the vacuum cleaner and found that the severed cord is attached to a plug that is used when the vacuum is assembled. So, it looks like the only way to fix the power cord is to connect the wires from the new power cord to wires on the old power cord. Is there another way?
Hi there! We recommend taking your vacuum to a Hoover authorized service center to have your cord repaired. Follow the link to locate the nearest service center to you. Thanks! Service Center Locator
SOURCE: replacing a fraayed and twisted power cord on a Hoover windtunnel upright
ok so I took this vaccum apart completely except for the electrical and motor systems. It seems to me that without dismantling both of these systems on the vaccum you can't replace the power cord. And I wouldn't recommend taking them apart unless you know what you are doing since replacing the power cord seems to require cutting the old power cord and soldering the new one onto the old terminals. All in all its probably easier to get a new vaccum altogether.
SOURCE: Decreased suction at hose end
Yes, the "door" on the angle hose might not closing properly when the vacuum is in the upright position (if you look at the vacuum from the back, this hose connects the back to the bottom of the vacuum and it has a "door" at the very bottom end that is supposed to block suction to the lower part of the vacuum while upright) Check for a build up of linty stuff in the corner. The best way to access this is to remove the two screws on the clamp found at the top of the hose, (freeing the hose on top only), straighten hose so you can see inside to the end, and watch inside as you press the upright release lever. (awkward, but worth the effort) You should be able to see the door move -it should be completely open when the vacuum is not locked upright, and should be completely closed when upright. Remove anything that might be preventing it from closing - I used a flathead screwdriver. Hope this helps someone!!!!
SOURCE: Hoover Bagless WindTunnel vacuum cleaner.
very easy. you have clog. take the brush off look where the hole is thats where the clog is. it might be in there you might have to take the housing off of the motor
SOURCE: Hoover U5780-900 Windtunnel Cyclonic Bagless
You probably need to change the belts. Here are the belts you need and the manual:
Hoover 5780-900 Belts
Manual
Testimonial: "Replaced the belts-- works GREAT!!! Thanks"
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