The Hoover Wind Tunnel Sweeper is an upright vacuum that uses a wind tunnel to spin the soiled air that is suctioned into the vacuum. The Wind Tunnel has an allergen filter and a 12-amp Engine, besides as a 31-foot-long endowment cord To admit for easier manoeuvring. As with many vacuum cleaners, the Wind Tunnel uses a cummerbund to action the vacuum and rotate the provoker. This band may split or discontinuity over date and Testament devoir to be replaced. Replacing the Hoover Wind Tunnel sweeper sash is a quite picnic development. Turn off and unplug the vacuum prior to performing any perpetuation tasks.
Instructions
1. Lower the Wind Tunnel crank and turn the vacuum over. Remove the four screws on the backside of the plate and fix them in a unharmed objective.
2. Locate the lettering on the new belt and position it so the letters face you. Create a loop with the belt and position it over the motor pulley on the left side of the vacuum, facing you.4. Slide the agitator brush roll through the belt loop and place the belt through the indents on the brush roll.
Remove the backside plate and appropriate letter of the position of the belt over the agitator roll. Lift out the brush roll and the belt. Throw out the old belt.3.
5. Slide one end of the agitator brush roll into position inside the vacuum, then push the other end into position. Roll it slightly with your fingers to make sure the belt is not caught inside the unit.
6. Set the bottom plate back on the vacuum and fasten the four screws into place.
