To Next PageTo Next PageWhy Hoover UH71250 Vacuum Cleaner has no suction?
There are several reasons why your Hoover Vacuum Cleaner might have low suction. It could be due to a dirty filter (either the rinsable filter or the HEPA media filter), a full or clogged dirt cup, a broken or worn belt, a clogged brushroll or hose, or an incorrect carpet height setting. Addressing these issues should restore suction.
What to do if my Hoover UH71250 won't turn on?
If your Hoover Vacuum Cleaner isn't running, there are a few things you can check: * Make sure the power cord is firmly plugged into the outlet. * Check the fuse or breaker in your home and replace the fuse or reset the breaker if necessary. * The thermal protector may have been activated. If so, unplug the vacuum and allow it to cool for 30 minutes to reset the protector.
Why is dust escaping from my Hoover UH71250?
Dust might escape from your Hoover Vacuum Cleaner for several reasons. The dirt cup could be full, or it might not be installed correctly. Alternatively, the hose could be improperly installed, or the filters (rinsable and/or HEPA media) might not be completely installed. Ensure these components are correctly placed and not full.
What to do if the Turbo Tool brushroll on my Hoover UH71250 Vacuum Cleaner won’t turn?
If the Turbo Tool brushroll isn’t turning, you might be applying too much pressure—try using the tool with light pressure. Also, check for any blockages in the tool. Low vacuum suction could also be the reason.
Why does my Hoover UH71250 Vacuum Cleaner smell like it's burning?
A smoky or burning smell from your Hoover Vacuum Cleaner can be caused by a broken or stretched belt, or a clogged brushroll. Consider replacing the brushroll belt or clearing any debris from the brushroll.
How to make my Hoover UH71250 easier to push?
If your Hoover Vacuum Cleaner is hard to push, the carpet height setting might be incorrect. Try adjusting the Carpet Height Adjustment knob to the appropriate setting for your carpet.
Lists all parts included in the vacuum cleaner packaging.
Step-by-step guide to attach the vacuum cleaner handle.
Instructions on where to store the included vacuum cleaner tools.
Guide on how to properly attach the dirt cup to the vacuum.
Identifies and describes the various parts of the vacuum cleaner.
Explains how to operate the vacuum cleaner's power switch.
Instructions on how to release and manage the power cord.
Details on adjusting the vacuum's height setting for different carpets.
How to disable the brushroll for bare floors or high pile carpets.
Specific instructions for cleaning stairs safely with the vacuum.
How to rewind and store the power cord.
Instructions for cleaning the vacuum cleaner's accessories.
Guidance on choosing the correct tool for specific cleaning tasks.
Steps to detach the vacuum hose for accessory use.
Instructions for connecting wands and tools to the hose.
Explains the function of the system check indicator and its meanings.
Guidance on when and how to empty the vacuum's dirt cup.
Information on cleaning the vacuum's filters.
Steps for cleaning the cyclonic filter assembly.
Instructions for cleaning the HEPA media filter.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the vacuum cleaner's brushroll.
Information on checking, replacing, and buying the vacuum belt.
Instructions for cleaning the vacuum cleaner's hose.
Steps for cleaning the powered hand tool accessory.
States that the motor and brushroll bearings are pre-lubricated and do not need additional lubricant.
Lists all parts included in the vacuum cleaner packaging.
Step-by-step guide to attach the vacuum cleaner handle.
Instructions on where to store the included vacuum cleaner tools.
Guide on how to properly attach the dirt cup to the vacuum.
Identifies and describes the various parts of the vacuum cleaner.
Explains how to operate the vacuum cleaner's power switch.
Instructions on how to release and manage the power cord.
Details on adjusting the vacuum's height setting for different carpets.
How to disable the brushroll for bare floors or high pile carpets.
Specific instructions for cleaning stairs safely with the vacuum.
How to rewind and store the power cord.
Instructions for cleaning the vacuum cleaner's accessories.
Guidance on choosing the correct tool for specific cleaning tasks.
Steps to detach the vacuum hose for accessory use.
Instructions for connecting wands and tools to the hose.
Explains the function of the system check indicator and its meanings.
Guidance on when and how to empty the vacuum's dirt cup.
Information on cleaning the vacuum's filters.
Steps for cleaning the cyclonic filter assembly.
Instructions for cleaning the HEPA media filter.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the vacuum cleaner's brushroll.
Information on checking, replacing, and buying the vacuum belt.
Instructions for cleaning the vacuum cleaner's hose.
Steps for cleaning the powered hand tool accessory.
States that the motor and brushroll bearings are pre-lubricated and do not need additional lubricant.
General| Style | upright vacuums |
|---|---|
| Color | cobalt blue & iron ore, blue |
| Floor Type | all floors |
| Dust Bin Capacity | 1.29 gallons |
| Cord Length | 25 feet |
| Carpet Height Adjustments | yes |
| Automatic Cord Rewind | yes |
| Filter | hepa, allergen, 2-stage, reusable |
| Washable Filter | yes |
| Pet Mode | yes |
| Hypoallergenic | no |
| Brush Roll Shut-Off | no |
| Bagless | no |
| ?leaning Area | 13.5 inches |
| Brushes and Accessories | crevice tool; pet turbo tool; pivoting dusting tool |
| Voltage | 120 volts |
| Current | 12 amperes |
Weight and Dimensions| Length | 13 inches |
|---|---|
| Height | 44.5 inches |
| Width | 13.5 inches |
| Net Weight | 21.7 pounds |
