Self propel belt
When to replace
Check from time to time to be sure the belt is in good condition. If it is stretched, cut, or broken, it should be replaced.
Clearing obstructions
Remove large items from surfaces before vacuuming to prevent obstructions and to maintain cleaning effectivenes of your cleaner.
How to replace self propel belt
Disconnect cleaner from electrical outlet.
To replace the (small) self propel belt it is necessary to first remove the bottom plate, agitator and the larger agitator belt, as shown on the previous pages.
Note: It may not be necessary to change both belts at the same time.
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Remove old self propel belt. | PULLEY | |
Place new belt on motor pulley | SELF | |
first, then on self propel pulley. | ||
PROPEL | ||
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| PULLEY- | |
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| PULLEY |
Lettering on belt should be | BELT |
visible and not against pulleys. |
HOSE DOOR
DIRT DUCT
If an obstruction occurs during tool use, disconnect cleaner from electrical outlet
and disconnect hose from cleaner. Open hose door and carefully remove visible ob- struction. If no obstruction is found, check hose and tools. Remove any obstruction. To continue using tools, reattach hose to cleaner.
If an obstruction occurs during floor cleaning, discon- nect cleaner from electrical outlet and turn cleaner to expose underside. Remove bottom plate and agitator as shown in “The belts” section. Carefully remove any obstruc- tion from dirt duct.
Replace agitator belt, agitator | PULLEY |
and bottom plate, following | |
instructions under “How to |
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replace agitator belt”. |
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If an obstruction cannot be found or removed, contact your Hoover Factory Service Center or Authorized Hoover Warranty Service Dealer (Depot).
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