Hoover agility can a belt be replaced for brushes not spinning????? f6215-900

Kristie,
I would suggest taking the brush bearings at each end off and clean any lint or hair that might be in the ends of the brush. If you have regular ball bearings on your brush, you might need to replace the brush roller if the bearings themselves are tight. Hope this helps!

Hi! The brush-roll feature needs to be engaged for the belt to tighten, so when checking the belt it will appear to be loose. Be sure you have replaced both belts on the vacuum with genuine Hoover parts. This unit takes belt 38528034 and 38528035. Also, make sure the vacuum is on carpet mode. Follow the link to view the instruction manual which provides instructions and illustrations on changing the belt to be sure it is assembled properly.
http://hoover.com/file/509/

Hope this helps!

The belt is stretched and needs replacement.(Belt # 38528036) . The brush is not turning against resistance.

did you check to see if the belt came off or its stretched?

If you have the manual it should show the location of the screws or clips that hold the cover on for the belt.

No, there isn't a drive belt on the Hoover Steam Vac models.

the belt is broken.

first it has to be on carpet mode. the vibration of the motor could have shook a wire lose or the motor is either jammed of has fried.

Remove the bottom cover and replace the broken drive belt. Check that the brush will rotate freely--likely everything is jammed with hair and dust. The brush assembly should just lift out of the case and the end bearings will pull off. The brush needs to be removed to install a new belt anyway. There should be a diagram that shows how to install the belt (it has a half-turn twist).

There is no belt, sounds like the turbine is bad and will have to replaced.