To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Hoover Dual Power Max Floor Machine won't pick-up or has low suction?
If your Hoover Floor Machine isn't picking up or has low suction, it could be due to a few reasons. Check if the dirty water tank is full. If it is, empty it. Also, the air path may be clogged, so clear any blockages.
How to fix a Hoover Dual Power Max Floor Machine that won't run?
If your Hoover Floor Machine won’t run, there are a few potential reasons. First, ensure the power cord is firmly plugged into the outlet. If it is, check your home's fuse or breaker, and replace the fuse or reset the breaker if necessary.
Why is water escaping from my Hoover Floor Machine?
If water is escaping from your Hoover Floor Machine, the dirty water tank may be full. Empty the dirty water tank. Another possibility is that the dirty water tank or the clean water solution tank is not installed correctly.
What to do if my Hoover Floor Machine won’t dispense?
If your Hoover Floor Machine won't dispense, the clean water solution tank may be empty. Fill the cleaner solution tank. Another possibility is that the clean water solution tank is not installed properly.
Why is the motor noise high-pitched in my Hoover Dual Power Max Floor Machine?
If the motor noise of your Hoover Floor Machine becomes high-pitched, the dirty water tank might be full or clogged. Empty or clean the dirty water tank. Also, the air path may be clogged, so clear any blockages.
What to do if the brushrolls are not spinning on my Hoover Floor Machine?
If the brushrolls on your Hoover Floor Machine are not spinning, something may be jammed in the brushroll. Turn off and unplug the unit, then remove the jammed item.
General| Brand | Hoover |
|---|---|
| Model | Dual Power Max |
| Category | Floor Machine |
| Language | English |
Keep manual for future reference and safe operation.
Crucial safety warnings to prevent hazards during appliance use.
Precautions to prevent damage to the appliance or floors during operation.
Detailed list and visual guide to all parts and components of the cleaner.
List of all items included in the product packaging for verification.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling the main body and handle of the cleaner.
Method for neatly wrapping and storing the power cord on the unit.
Preparatory steps and checks required before starting the carpet cleaning process.
Instructions for handling the clean water/solution tank, including filling and reattachment.
Detailed procedure for cleaning carpets using the machine, including wet and dry strokes.
Step-by-step guide on how to properly empty the dirty water tank after use.
Instructions on how to attach the hose to use various cleaning tools and accessories.
Identification of included or optional cleaning tools such as the upholstery tool.
Guides on securely connecting different cleaning attachments to the hose assembly.
Procedures for draining and storing the hose and tools after upholstery cleaning.
Steps for cleaning the dirty water tank to maintain performance and prevent odors.
Information regarding lubrication of the motor and brushrolls, stating no additional lubricant is needed.
Instructions for removing and cleaning debris from the cleaner's nozzle.
Guidelines for storing the cleaner properly after use, including drying components.
Information on ordering replacement belts, including part numbers and contact details.
Detailed steps for accessing and removing the belt and brushroll components for maintenance.
Common issues and solutions if the cleaner fails to start or operate.
Troubleshooting steps for poor suction performance or inability to pick up debris.
Solutions for leaks or water escaping from the cleaner unit during operation.
Diagnosing and resolving issues where the cleaner fails to dispense cleaning solution.
Identifying causes and solutions for an unusually high-pitched motor sound.
Troubleshooting steps if the brushrolls fail to rotate during operation.
Guidance on locating authorized service dealers and genuine Hoover® parts for repairs.
Recommended Hoover® cleaning solutions for optimal performance and machine care.
Details of the limited two-year warranty coverage for domestic use.
Specific conditions and defects covered under the manufacturer's warranty.
Procedures for initiating a warranty claim, including necessary documentation and contact information.
Limitations and exclusions from the product warranty, such as commercial use or misuse.
Additional terms and conditions governing the warranty, including legal jurisdiction and disclaimers.
