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If your Hoover vacuum cleaner lacks suction, check for clogged filters or dust bags, blockages in hoses, wands, or nozzles. Ensure worn seals or gaskets are not causing air leaks, potentially reducing suction.
For a non-working fan motor, first test the on-off switch with a multimeter to ensure it's conducting electricity. Then inspect the motor for proper functioning. If power is reaching it, check the blower wheel spins freely. Replace motor if necessary.
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