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Check for clogged filters, a full dust bag, or airway blockages. Clean or replace dirty filters and empty the dust bag. Ensure the hose, nozzle, and wand are free from obstructions. Inspect seals for air leaks, replacing them if needed.
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If the fan motor is faulty, check for electrical continuity with a multimeter. If defective, replacing the motor may be necessary. Visit our Hoover Vacuum Cleaner Fan Parts page for genuine replacements designed for your model.


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