The automatic rewind allows you to hold the long cord of the hoover vacuum cleaner in the house when it not in use. The power cord may be stuck and not move, but it may come loose.
To secure the winding cable, place a spring-loaded carriage that winds the cable around the vacuum carriage. There are several ways to do this with household tools.
Start the repair
Switch off your hoover vacuum cleaner. Hold the cable a few inches from the suction port it passes through. Fasten the rope. Release the cable to reactivate the circulation mechanism. Route the cable through the hoover vacuum cleaner until the plug stops at the opening.
Disconnect the plug from the socket. Insert your hoover vacuum into the fire wires – the hole that the cable enters. Use your fingers to remove dirt and other debris from the opening.
Double-sided tape for wrapping the rubber end. First, place a pencil with an eraser next to the hole.
Turn the pin clockwise while twisting the inner hole around the cable to secure the rest to the double-sided ribbon.
Take out the pen and throw it in the trash. tighten the wires to restore the sealing unit. For better performance you should be find out best vacuum cleaner.
Connect the suction cable to the hoover
Disconnect your hover vacuum cleaner. Use a Philips screwdriver to remove the holes in the plate around the hole in the cable. Place the power cord of the flashlight in the area covered by the device to reveal the coil wrapped around the stroller.
Route the wires to the inner corner of the room and remove them from the sides. Use your fingers to remove dust or other debris from the disc. Stir the grease gun for five seconds. Put the supplied plastic thread in the box.
Spray the battery with grease for two seconds. Loosen the cord counterclockwise with your finger. Sprinkle for another two seconds. Then install the bolts.
Replace the backrest mechanism
Clean the cord with a paper towel. Remove the cable a few inches from the opening. Tighten the cords to use the pickup mechanism. Pull the cord with your fingers and pull the cord from the vacuum cleaner to the vacuum cleaner. The cable vacuum should now work properly.
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interesting, but you are missing pictures.
How do I fix the retracting cord? I pulled the cord out too far
Are there not any images or videos to show how to retract this cord on this vacuum. And I’m sure you guys knew this when you were selling these vacuums and should have had something out by now to help us consumers
Day ONE. Used ONCE. “Retractable cord won’t retract”. Thanks, a-holes.
Planned obsolescence; this appears to be Hoover’s business model. The rewind breaks so you’re supposed to buy another Hoover which also breaks prematurely. I have two Hoover Windtunnel rewind models and the rewind doesn’t works on either of them. Of course they don’t give good instructions on how to fix it. I’ve bought my last Hoover.