Hoover Savvy Bagless; wind nozzle doesn't turn

There is not a brush belt on your model. It has a drive mechanism that turns the brush rolls.

Hi

You'll need to check if belt is disconnected or worn out. To check, disconnect cleaner from electrical outlet and disconnect power nozzle from extension wands. To remove hood, turn nozzle over and unscrew the 4 recessed Phillips head screws. Note: Do not remove the 3 screws in the triangle formation as these hold the motor in place. Please check the video for details--


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Daniel

Hoover Switch & Circuit Board with Handle for Hoover Savy & Bagless

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How do I change the smaller brush belt on a Hoover Windtunnel Cyclonic?

Here is the belt you need:

Hoover Savvy Replacement Belt

it could be the motor on it`s way out

no it can't be bypassed the motor is dc.the circuit board converts it from ac to dc

Most likely caused by a lack of airflow. Check to see if you have airflow at the end of the hose. If not, Remove all of the hoses and ensure that they are not clogged. If there is airflow through the hose; check the air inlet immediately aft of the brushroll, inside the nozzle. This is a very common place for clogs to form.

Also note: contrary to some manufacturers claims, you can not clean (or wash, for that matter;) a hepa filter. The small particles are too embedded in the filter media to ever get completely removed, and the act of cleaning tends to damage the filters, even if you can't see the damage. This is why bagless life-spans, on average, are half the length of the life-spans of bagged vacuums.

Good luck,

-R

me too

It uses a cogged belt, turn it over, remove the bottom plate, remove the other screws from the bottom, turn vac back over and remove the Hoover emblem, there is a screw there to remove and the top comes off, then you can get to and replace the belt.