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FRANÇAIS ➜p. 23-30

Owner’s Manual

Index

Assembling Cleaner..........................3-4

Carton Contents....................................3

Cleaner Descriptions............................5

How To Use ........................................5-7

Cleaning Tools ..................................7

Embedded DirtFINDER™ Feature....6

If You Have a Problem ..................13-14

Clearing Blockages ........................14

Important Safeguards ..........................2

Lubrication ..........................................13

Maintenance

Authorized Service..........................13

Cleaning filters ..............................8-9

Emptying Dirt Cup ............................8

Replacing Agitator Brush Roll ......11

Replacing Power Hand Tool

Agitator Brush Roll ......................12

Replacing Belt ............................10-11

Replacing Power Hand Tool Belt ..12

Replacing Edge Groomers ............11

Replacing Headlight........................10

Thermal Protector ..............................13

Warranty ..............................................14

Parts & accessories mail order

form ..................................................31

HOOVER SALES & SERVICE CENTERS

ALABAMA

3980B Airport Blvd.

Mobile, AL 36608

(251) 341-0304

(251) 341-0395 fax

ARIZONA

3434 West Bell Rd.

Phoeniz, AZ 85053

(602) 439-2751

(602) 564-0938 fax

4881 E. Speedway Blvd.

Tucson, AZ 85712

(520) 795-5612

(520) 322-6016 fax

2136 East Baseline Rd.

Suite B-1

Mesa, AZ 85204

(480) 633-0622

(480) 633-0626 fax

CALIFORNIA

1047 N. State College Blvd.

Anaheim, CA 92806

(714) 635-5710

(714) 635-8432 fax

1803A El Camino Real

Burlingame, CA 94010

(650) 652-7810

(650) 652-7811 fax

1660 Contra Costa Blvd.

Suite C

Pleasant Hill, CA 94523

(925) 674-1206

(925) 674-1304 fax

17498 Hawthorne Blvd.

Torrance, CA 90504

(310) 921-6523

(310) 921-6533 fax

1834 Fulton Ave.

Sacramento, CA 95825

(916) 481-4860

(916) 481-1528 fax

3628 Geary Blvd.

San Franciso, CA 94118

(415) 668-5101

(415) 668-5976 fax

699 Lewelling Blvd

Suite 182

San Leandro, CA 94579

(510) 346-2400

(510) 346-2402 fax

6487 N. Blackstone Ave.

Fresno, CA 93710

(559) 449-8258

(559) 449-0302 fax

230 S. Lake Ave., #2

Pasadena, CA 91101

(626) 229-0636

(626) 229-0638 fax

19030 Ventura Blvd.

Tarzana, CA 91356

(818) 345-7637/7827

(818) 609-1246 fax

1287 Morena Blvd.

San Diego, CA 92110

(619) 276-9560

(619) 276-4359 fax

COLORADO

5142 N. Academy Blvd.

Colorado Springs, CO

80918

(719) 260-9988

(719) 260-8353 fax

2200 S. Monaco Pkwy.

Denver, CO 80222

(303) 757-4904

(303) 757-2723 fax

FLORIDA

303 E. Altamonte Dr

Suite 1100

Altamonte Springs, FL 32701

(407) 831-1444

(407) 831-5444 fax

102 S. Flamingo Rd.

Pembroke Pines, FL 33027

(954) 432-0031

(954) 432-6350 fax

GEORGIA

3655 Roswell Rd. NE

Suite 126

Buckhead, GA 30342

(404) 814-1574

(404) 814-1035 fax

1064 Old Peachtree Rd.

Suite 102

Lawrenceville, GA 30043

(678) 442-9907

(678) 442-9947 fax

2960 Shallowford Rd. #200

Marietta, GA 30066

(678) 560-0066

(678) 560-0068 fax

10779 Alpharetta Hwy.

Suite 170

Roswell, GA 30076

(770) 649-0425

(770) 649-0704 fax

IDAHO

520 S. Meridan Rd

Suite 150

Meridian, ID 83642

(208) 855-4775

(208) 855-4776 fax

ILLINOIS

1372 Winston Plaza

Melrose Park, IL 60160

(708) 344-3800

(708) 344-3853 fax

4328 East New York Street

Aurora, IL 60504

(630) 499-5728

(630) 499-5816 fax

IOWA

3001-100th St.

Urbandale, IA 50322

(515) 331-0550

(515) 331-0545 fax

KENTUCKY

4131 Shelbyville Rd.

Louisville, KY 40207

(502) 895-4775

(502) 895-9874 fax

MARYLAND

7632 Belair Rd.

Baltimore, MD 21236

(410) 668-8100

(410) 668-9228 fax

305 Muddy Branch Rd.

Gaithersburg, MD 20878

(301) 948-0864

(301) 948-0866 fax

MICHIGAN

19799 West 12 Mile Rd.

Southfield, MI 48076

(248) 552-6253

(248) 552-6256 fax

MINNESOTA

8922 Highway 7

St. Louis Park, MN 55426

(952) 935-0091

(952) 935-0462 fax

1539 W. Larpenteur Ave.

St. Paul, MN 55113

(651) 644-8684

(651) 644-6621 fax

MISSOURI

201 East Gregory

Kansas City, MO 64114

(816) 333-7440

(816) 333-3184 fax

18931 Valley View Pkwy.

Suite F

Independence, MO 64055

(816) 795-5303

(816) 795-5759 fax

NEBRASKA

2449 S. 120th Street

Omaha, NE 68144

(402) 330-2290

(402) 330-7675 fax

NEVADA

2050 East Serene Ave.

Suite 620-3

Las Vegas, NV 89123

(702) 614-0777

(702) 614-0787 fax

7920 W. Tropical Parkway

Suite 110

Las Vegas, NV 89149

(702) 645-4320

(702) 645-7518 fax

NEW MEXICO

4770 Montgomery VC NE

Suite A-103

Albuquerque, NM 87109

(505) 883-0800

(505) 883-4970 fax

NEW YORK

3312 Sheridan Drive

Amherst, NY 14226

(716) 831-0153

(716) 833-2423 fax

3523A Hempstead Turnpike

Levittown, NY 11756

(516) 520-1233

(516) 520-1293 fax

1577 Ridge Rd. West

Rochester, NY 14615

(585) 865-7190

(585) 865-7214 fax

320 Northern Lights Plaza

No. Syracuse, NY 13212

(315) 454-4682

(315) 454-4782 fax

NORTH CAROLINA

6449 Albemarle Rd.

Charlotte, NC 28212

(704) 568-0371

(704) 568-4283 fax

OHIO

4032 Belden Village St.

Canton, OH 44718

(330) 491-0086

(330) 491-0140 fax

101 E. Alex-Bell Rd #109

Centerville, OH 45459

(937) 291-3560

(937) 291-0076 fax

2256 Waycross Rd.

Forest Park, OH 45240

(513) 522-7575

(513) 522-7580 fax

7714 B Montgomery Rd.

Cincinnati, OH 45236

(513) 791-7930

(513) 791-7934 fax

5160 Great Northern Plaza

North Olmsted, OH 44070

(440) 734-2755

(440) 734-2799 fax

5831 Sawmill Rd.

Columbus, OH 43017

(614) 760-9399

(614) 760-9331 fax

104 Boardman-Poland Rd.

Boardman, OH 44512

(330) 758-1828

(330) 758-1332 fax

3109 West Market Street

Fairlawn, OH 44333

(330) 864-6700

(330) 864-6702 fax

OKLAHOMA

3710 NW 50th St.

Oklahoma City, OK 73112

(405) 947-4436

(405) 947-0886 fax

OREGON

4130 SW Lombard Ave.

Suite 110

Beaverton, OR 97005

(503) 574-2696

(503) 574-2762 fax

PENNSYLVANIA

1155 Washington Pike

Bridgeville, PA 15017

(412) 221-4568

(412) 221-0145 fax

245 Lancaster Pike

Frazer, PA 19355

(610) 651-0570

(610) 651-0572 fax

TENNESSEE

2200 N. Germantown Pkwy

Suite 7

Cordova, TN 38016

(901) 266-0333

(901) 226-0811 fax

9309A Kingston Pike

Knoxville, TN 37922

(865) 690-0785

(865) 694-9985 fax

1010 Murfreesboro Rd.

Suite 126

Franklin, TN 37064

(615) 599-2949

(615) 599-9663 fax

TEXAS

13536 Preston Rd

Suite 100

Dallas, TX 75240

(972) 503-9494

(972) 503-9496 fax

2930 Preston Rd.

Frisco, TX 75034

(469) 633-0555

(469) 633-0745 fax

7613 Westheimer

Houston, TX 77063

(713) 334-0199

(713) 334-1341 fax

6900 San Pedro, Suite 137

San Antonio, TX 78216

(210) 829-1906

(210) 805-0612 fax

19507 I-45, Suite #900

Cypresswood Ct.

Spring, TX 77388

(281) 288-5803

(281) 288-5876 fax

1823 West Bay Area Blvd.

Webster, TX 77598

(281) 338-2830

(281) 338-2835 fax

1491 Lee Trevino

Suite D

El Paso, TX 79936

(915) 598-8633

(915) 598-8610 fax

UTAH

6935 Park Centre Drive

Salt Lake City, UT 84121

(801) 304-0516

(801) 304-0546 fax

VIRGINIA

9018 W. Broad Street

Richmond, VA 23294

(804) 747-8249

(804) 747-3395 fax

WASHINGTON

837 NE Northgate Way

Seattle, WA 98125

(206) 367-4425

(206) 367-0632 fax

2911 North Monroe

Spokane, WA 99205

(509) 328-9514

(509) 328-9562 fax

WEST VIRGINIA

35 Riverwalk Plaza

S. Charleston, WV 25303

(304) 744-4748

(304) 744-4779 fax

WISCONSIN

2791 South Oneida St.

Ashwaubenon, WI 54304

(920) 494-9441

(920) 494-5059 fax

505 S. Midvale Blvd.

Madison, WI 53711

(608) 238-3470

(608) 238-0120 fax

10244 W. National Ave.

West Allis, WI 53227

(414) 327-7430

(414) 327-9875 fax

11211 120th Ave.

Suite D-067

Pleasant Prairie, WI

53142

(262) 857-3176

(262) 857-6815 fax

CANADA

Hoover Canada

9012 L’Acadie Blvd.

Montreal, Quebec

H4N 2Y8

(514) 384-8030

(514) 384-5940 fax

Hoover Canada

4151 North Service Rd.

Burlington, Ontario

L7R 4A8

(905) 335-3311

(905) 335-3320 fax

12/06

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Important Safeguards

When using an electrical appliance, always follow basic precautions, including the following:

READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THIS APPLIANCE

Warning:To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or injury:

•Do not use outdoors or on wet surfaces.

• Close supervision is necessary when any appliance is used by or near children. Do not allow vacuum cleaner to be used as a toy

or to run unattended at any time.

• Keep hair, loose clothing, fingers, feet and all parts of body away from openings, rotating agitator and other moving parts. Do not

operate cleaner in bare feet or when wearing open toe shoes or sandals.

• Do not pick up anything that is burning or smoking, such as cigarettes, matches, or hot ashes.

• Do not use to pick up flammable or combustible materials such as gasoline or fine wood sandings or use in areas where they

may be present.

• Avoid picking up hard, sharp objects with the cleaner. They may damage the cleaner.

• Always turn off this appliance before connecting or disconnecting hose.

• Do not use without dirt cup or filters in place. Empty cup and clean filter frequently when picking up very fine materials such as

powder.

• Use extra care when cleaning on stairs.

• Do not put any object into openings. Do not use with any opening blocked; keep free of dust, lint, hair, or anything that may

reduce air flow.

• Do not pull or carry by cord, use cord as a handle, close door on cord or pull cord around sharp edges or corners. Do not run

appliance over cord. Keep cord away from heated surfaces.

• Always disconnect cord from electrical outlet before servicing the cleaner.

• Unplug cleaner when not in use. Turn off all controls before unplugging.

• Do not unplug by pulling on cord. To unplug, grasp the plug, not the cord. Never handle plug or appliance with wet hands.

• The use of an extension cord is not recommended.

• Do not use with damaged cord or plug. If appliance is not working as it should, has been dropped, damaged, left outdoors, or

dropped into water, take it to a Hoover Sales and Service Center or Authorized Hoover Warranty Service Dealer (Depot).

• Use vacuum cleaner only for its intended use as described in the instructions.

Use only attachments recommended by The Hoover Company; others may cause hazards.

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Review this manual before

operating cleaner

SERIAL

NUMBER

FOR HANDLE ASSEMBLY

REMOVE SCREWS AND CARDBOARD.

SEE OWNER'S MANUAL FOR

COMPLETE INSTRUCTIONS

Make sure that the switch is in the

OFF position.

Slide handle section onto back of

handle.

Push screws into holes on back of

handle.

Tighten screws securely with a

Phillips screwdriver.

Remove powered hand tool (some

models) from plastic bag and return

it to the tool storage area.

1-3 1-4

1-2

1-5

Open tool cover on cleaner body (B).

Remove powered hand tool (some

models).

Remove cardboard (A) and screws

from handle section. Discard card-

board.

STEP 1 Attach handle

1. Assembling cleaner

This cleaner was inspected and packaged carefully before being shipped from the factory. If you should happen to

need assistance during assembly or operation:

Visit us on-line at hoover.com to find the service outlet nearest you (click on the “Service” button) OR

Call 1-800-944-9200 for an automated referral of service outlet locations (U.S. only) OR

Call 1-330-499-9499 to speak with a representative in our Consumer Response Center.

Carton contents

Remove all parts from carton and

identify each item shown. Make sure

all parts are located before dispos-

ing of packing.

A. Handle section

B. Cleaner body

C. Hose, cleaning tools and wands

(packed on cleaner)

D. Powered hand tool (some models)

1-1

Continued

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1. Handle

2. ON/OFF switch

3. Tool cover

4. Dusting brush

5. Powered hand tool*

or Crevice tool*

(depending on model)

6. Furniture nozzle

7. Dirt cup latch

8. Dirt cup lid

9. Dirt cup

10. Dirt cup handle

11. HEPA cartridge filter

12. Pre-filter

13. Final filter

14. Three position handle

release pedal: step on

lever to lower handle to

operating or low positions.

15. Nozzle control knob:

slide knob to correct set-

ting for height of carpet

being cleaned.

16. Furniture guard

17. Headlight

18. DirtFINDER™ display*

19. Embedded

DirtFINDER™ sensi-

tivity switch*

20. Edge groomers

21. Hose

22. Hose rack

23. Cord hooks: wrap

cord around hooks for

storage. The top hook

can be rotated right or

left for easy cord

release.

24. Carrying handle

25. Extension wands

26. Crevice wand*: stores

in rear wand.

*Some models only

2-1

Cleaner description

24 22

2. How to use

The assembled cleaner will look like the drawing.

Model with Powered Hand Tool is shown.

Operate cleaner only at

voltage specified on data

plate on bottom of

cleaner.

This cleaner is intended

for household use.

Polarized plug

To reduce the risk of electric shock,

this appliance has a polarized plug

(one blade is wider than the other).

This plug will fit in a polarized outlet

only one way.

If the plug does not fit fully in the out-

let, reverse the plug. If it still does not

fit, contact a qualified electrician to

install the proper outlet. Do not

change the plug in any way.

ON-OFF switch

Plug cord into electrical outlet.

To turn cleaner ON, push switch up.

To turn cleaner OFF, push switch

down.

2-2

Transporting cleaner

To move your cleaner from room to

room, put handle in upright position,

tilt cleaner back on rear wheels and

push forward.

2-3

Carrying cleaner

The cleaner can also be moved by

using the carrying handle.

2-4

Handle positions

The handle of your cleaner has

three positions; upright for storage

and when using cleaning tools;

operating position for general

operation on carpet and floors; low

for reaching under low furniture.

Step on handle release lever to

lower handle.

Handle position

For ease in sliding knob, place han-

dle in the upright position and tilt

cleaner foward (E).

The nozzle will not move into the

adjusted position until the cleaner

handle is lowered to the operating

position (F).

Settings

For maximum cleaning perfor-

mance,

the following carpet height settings are

recommended.

• Lowest setting: for bare floors and

all types of carpet

Note: If the cleaner is difficult to push,

slide knob to the next higher setting.

• Higher settings: for very deep pile

carpet where easier pushing effort is

desired, while maintaining good clean-

ing performance.

Cleaning lightweight

flexible rugs

Stand on one end of rug and move

cleaner toward other end or edge.

Before reaching edge, push down

on handle. This will lift up the nozzle

(front of cleaner) and will prevent

rug from clinging to cleaner. Contin-

ue to lift up nozzle so that when you

have reached the edge, it is com-

pletely off the rug. Move cleaner

back to start again, lower nozzle,

and use only forward strokes.

Carpet height

adjustment

The cleaning of carpet and rugs takes

place at the nozzle (C).

When it is necessary to raise and

lower the nozzle for various carpet pile

heights, slide the nozzle control knob

(D) to the desired setting.

2-5

2-8

2-9

Embedded

DirtFINDER™ feature

(available on some

models)

With red and green lights (A), the

DirtFINDER™ system alerts the user

to areas of carpet that may need

more cleaning attention. It is able to

sense when larger amounts of dirt

particles, especially embedded dirt,

are removed.

To let you know that the

DirtFINDER™ feature is ready, the

red light will come on when the

cleaner is first turned on. After a few

seconds, the red light will go off and

the green light will come on. Clean-

ing may then begin.

The green light will remain on

throughout cleaning, except when

the detector senses that a larger

amount of dirt is being picked up;

then the red light will come on.

When the red light is on, you should

take additional cleaning strokes in

the area until it changes to green.

• The red light may seldom come on

during cleaning. this means that

your cleaner is picking up primarily

fine surface dust and lint which the

system may not detect, or that the

carpet is generally clean. To

increase the feature’s sensitivity to

2-7

High

Bare Floor

2-6

dirt, set the switch (B) to the “HI”

position.

• At other times, the red light may

stay on for a considerable amount of

time. This means that the carpet

contains a high level of dirt which is

being removed by the cleaner. To

decrease the feature’s sensitivity to

dirt, set the switch to the “REG.”

(Regular) position.

Edge cleaning

Special edge groomers are provided

on both sides of the nozzle to

remove dirt in carpet near base-

boards and furniture.

Guide either side of nozzle parallel

to edge of carpet or furniture.

Stair cleaning

Use the hose and powered hand

tool (some models) or furniture noz-

zle for stair cleaning. Clean from

bottom to top.

When using cleaning tools, the

agitator will continue to rotate.

CAUTION: To avoid personal

injury or unnecessary wear to car-

pet, and to prevent the cleaner

from falling, always place it at

bottom of stairs.

2-10 2-11

Select proper tool

I. Dusting brush may be used for

carved furniture, table tops, books,

lamps, lighting fixtures, venetian

blinds, baseboards, shutters, and

registers.

J. Furniture nozzle may be used for

upholstered furniture, draperies,

mattresses, clothing, automobile

interiors, and carpeted stairs.

K. Powered hand tool* may be

used for upholstered furniture, car-

peted stairs and hard-to-reach

places.

Continued

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2-12

How to attach tool

cover

The tool cover is designed with a

“break- away” feature which allows it

to snap free if it is pushed open too

far.

To reattach, align hinges of cover with

slots on sides of tool storage area.

Push cover down to secure in place.

2-13

2-14 IJK

Cleaning tools

Tools allow for cleaning surfaces

above the floor and for reaching

hard to clean areas.

Handle must be in the upright

position for tool use.

CAUTION: Agitator continues to

rotate while cleaner handle is in

upright position. Avoid tipping

cleaner or setting it on furniture,

fringed area rugs or carpeted

stairs during tool use.

Attach wand and tools

Attach tool or wand to the hose (G).

Attach second wand or tool to wand

(H) by pushing it firmly onto the

wand.

Twist wand or tool slightly to tighten

or loosen the connection.

How to clean tools

To clean the hose and the powered

hand tool, wipe off dirt with a cloth

dampened in a mild detergent.

Rinse with a damp cloth. Do not

submerge powered hand tool in

water.

Cleaning tools may be washed in

warm water with a detergent. Rinse

and air dry before using.

L. Crevice tool* may be used in

tight spaces, corners and along

edges in such places as dresser

drawers, upholstered furniture, stairs

and baseboards.

M. Crevice wand* can be used in

tight spaces, corners and along

edges in such places as dresser

drawers, upholstered furniture,

stairs, and baseboards. It can also

be used for extra reach with the

dusting brush and/or extension

wand.

N. Wands are used to give extra

length to your hose. Use them with

any of the above tools.

*some models

2-15

Extra reach hose*

Push ON/OFF switch to OFF posi-

tion. Remove regular hose from

cleaner. Align end of extra reach

hose with projections (O) over slots

(P) in dirt duct.

2-16

Slide hose into (P) and twist hose to

lock it into place. (To detach hose,

reverse procedure.) Attach wands or

tools to the other end of hose.

*Available at additional cost if not

included with your cleaner.

The dirt cup assembly consists of

the following parts:

Lid (A)

Dirt Cup (B)

Pre-filter (C)

HEPA Cartridge Filter (D)

Dirt Inlet Opening (E)

While the cleaner is in operation, the

pre- filter screen will stop larger debris

from entering the HEPA cartridge filter

chamber. This larger debris will be

seen collecting in the left side of the

dirt cup. The HEPA cartridge filter will

collect fine particles that have passed

through the pre-filter screen.

When to empty

It is recommended that the dirt cup be

emptied before the dirt reaches the

dirt inlet opening on back of dirt cup

(Fig. 3-1) or after every use if pre-

ferred.

CAUTION: Very fine materials,

such as face powder or corn-

starch, may seal the filter and

cause loss of suction. When using

the cleaner for this type of dust,

empty the cup and clean the filters

often.

How to empty

Disconnect cleaner from electrical

outlet. Do not use cleaner without

dirt cup or filters in place.

Push latch (F) to the left to unlock.

Lift cup slightly and pull straight out

to remove from cleaner.

Remove lid.

Note: It is not necessary to remove

the HEPA cartridge filter to empty

the dirt cup.

Tap side of cup until no more dust

particles fall from the HEPA

cartridge filter.

3-1

3-3

Replace dirt cup lid.

Slide cup straight into cleaner

cavity. Bottom of cup will rest

behind grooves at bottom of clean-

er cavity (G).

Push latch (F) to the right to lock in

place.

3-4 3-5

Dirt cup

Filter assembly

The HEPA cartridge filter and pre-fil-

ter are essentially self-shedding.

Tapping the side of the dirt cup as

described in “How to empty dirt

cup” should sufficiently remove dust

and fine particles from the HEPA

cartridge filter and pre-filter.

The filter assembly can also be

removed for additional cleaning. How to clean filter

assembly

Remove dirt cup and dirt cup lid as

described in “How to empty dirt

cup.”

Grasp pre-filter frame and pull up

firmly. Slide filter assembly out of

cup.

3-2

3. Maintenance

Familiarize yourself with these home

maintenance tasks as proper use

and care of your cleaner will ensure

continued cleaning effectiveness.

Continued

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3-6 3-7 3-8

Grasp end of HEPA cartridge filter

and pull it away from pre-filter.

Remove cartridge from assembly.

The pre-filter (C) can be cleaned

with a brush and then rinsed with

water. Allow pre-filter to dry

thoroughly.

It is recommended that the HEPA

cartridge filter be cleaned by tap-

ping either of the ends. DO NOT tap

soft pleated sides of HEPA car-

tridge filter as this could damage

the filter.

Tap filter until no more dust particles

fall from the filter.

DO NOT rinse HEPA cartridge filter

with water.

To re-assemble filter assembly,

place large knob of HEPA cartridge

filter in hole on bottom of pre-filter.

Snap top of HEPA cartridge filter

into place.

Align grooves (H) on pre-filter frame

with grooves (I) in dirt cup.

3-9 3-10

Slide filter assembly down into cup

until a light snap is felt. Gently pull

up on assembly to ensure that it is

seated properly in the cup. Ensure

that no part of pre-filter screen

extends above top edge of dirt cup.

Replace lid and return cup to clean-

er (Fig. 3-4).

3-11

Cleaning secondary filter

Disconnect cleaner from electrical

outlet.

The secondary filter (J), located

behind the grill in the bottom of clean-

er cavity, protects the motor from dirt

particles.

If the filter becomes dirty, remove dirt

cup (Fig. 3-2). Remove screw and

pull grill out. Lift out filter.

Hand wash filter in cold water with

mild detergent, then air dry.

Reposition dry filter, grill and screw.

Replace dirt cup.

Should you want to replace this filter,

ask for HOOVER part No. 38762-008.

Secondary and final

filters

3-12

Cleaning final filter

The final filter assists in the filtration

process to return clean air to the

room.

To remove this filter when it

becomes dirty, open the door on the

side of the cleaner.

Lift out filter (K) and hand wash it in

cold water with mild detergent.

Let filter air dry and reposition it on

the side of cleaner. Make sure the

white side of the filter faces outward.

Close door.

Should you want to replace this filter,

ask for HOOVER part No.

40110-006.

Do not operate cleaner without

any of the filters in place.

3-17 3-18

Replacing lens

Reposition lens and secure with the

two screws.

Belt replacement

The belt on your HOOVER cleaner

causes the agitator to rotate and is

important for the effective operation

of the cleaner. The belt is located

under the bottom plate of the clean-

er and should be checked from time

to time to be sure it is in good con-

dition.

When to replace

Disconnect cleaner from electrical

outlet.

To check belt, remove bottom plate

as shown in “How to replace.”

Replace belt if it is stretched, cut or

broken.

What to buy

To assure effective operation, use

only genuine HOOVER belts with

your cleaner. When purchasing a

new belt, ask for HOOVER part No.

38528-033.

How to replace

Disconnect cleaner from electrical

outlet.

Place handle in low position and

turn cleaner over so bottom side is

up.

Remove the 4 screws as shown with

a Phillips screw driver.

Lift off bottom plate (A).

Removing belt

Remove agitator brush roll and used

belt.

Discard used belt.

3-14

3-15

Headlight replacement

What to buy

This cleaner uses a 12 volt, wedge

base type 912 bulb, HOOVER part

No. 27313-101.

Removing lens

Disconnect cleaner from electrical

outlet.

Using a screwdriver, remove the two

screws as shown and lift off lens.

Installing bulb

Pull old bulb straight out of socket.

Push new bulb straight into socket

until locked in place

Excessive force is not required.

3-16

Check agitator shield

Because your cleaner picks up so

well, we strongly recommend you

check for debris accumulation under

the agitator shield each time you

clean the filters.

Removing debris under the shield

will help maintain your cleaner’s

excellent pick up and suction.

Remove debris as follows:

1. Disconnect cleaner from electrical

outlet.

2. Check for dirt accumulation by

removing bottom plate (Fig. 3-17),

removing agitator (Fig. 3-18), and lift-

ing agitator shield (Fig. 3-20).

3. Remove any debris and replace

shield, agitator and bottom plate

(Figs. 3-20 to 3-22).

3-19

Installing new belt

With lettering on outside of belt and

positioned as shown in box on (D),

slide new belt over motor pulley (B).

3-13

Reattaching filter door

The filter door is designed with a

“break-away” feature which allows it

to snap free if it is pushed open too

far.

To reattach, align hinges (L) of cover

with slots on sides of filter area.

Press door back into place.

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