How Do You Change A Belt In A Hoover Vacuum?
If you hear a squealing sound coming from your vacuum or if you notice that your vacuum simply isn’t picking up dirt the way it should (and you’ve replaced the dirt bag), then your problem could be a worn and stretched belt. Or it could be that the belt has broken entirely. In either case, you need to replace the belt. Fortunately, Hoover makes belt replacement a snap—most models don’t even require that you use any tools at all, although you may need a simple screwdriver on some models. When buying a replacement belt, take note of the model number of your particular machine and then buy or order a belt specifically designed for that particular Hoover model number. Generic belts are available for many Hoover models. Unplug your Hoover vacuum. Turn the vacuum up-side-down and place the motor and vacuum portion on a counter top with the handle hanging down toward the floor. This makes it easy to work on the underside of the vacuum portion of the machine. Locate the two plastic release l
