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Heat exchanger

Spring & axle (6 pack)
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Replacing the deflector requires first disconnecting the vacuum from the power source. You may need to loosen a few screws or unclasp clips to remove the old deflector. Match the new part with your model and secure it properly. Visit Vacuum Cleaner Parts for compatible replacements.
A malfunctioning chute can be due to blockages or misalignment. Clear debris from the chute and ensure it is secured correctly. If the issue persists, consider replacing the chute. Explore our Hoover chute parts for suitable options.
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