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Hey there! It sounds like your vacuum may be clogged causing it to redirect the air flow which may be causing the cover to blow off. To check the vacuum for clogs disconnect the hose from the cleaner and the wand, use a broom stick to gently loosen and remove any clogs from hose. Also check the wand and the nozzle for blockages. If it is the filter cover that is coming off and there are no clogs, the tabs on the filter cover may be broken. Contact a local service center for information on replacing the filter cover. Reference part 59135033. Or you may contact Hoover Customer Service at 1-800-944-9200. Hope this helps!
Dust blows out of the filter vent is usually caused by a plugged filter drop the filter door on the back, replace or for a temporary fix blow out the filter
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