I have the vaccum already but I can't find a replacement belt anywhere!! Where can I find it? And does anyone know the model for the belt? TIA
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Hoover 40201160 Windtunnel Agitator Belts, Hoover 38528033 2-Pack, can be found on Amazon.com $4.91
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Hi Fatima,The belts you are looking for have the part number 38528-058. I am sure a web search will yield results for hoover belts with that number.
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This is from Amazon's website: Hoover UH70120 Vacuum Cleaner Belt H-38528-058 (Pack of 2) Note how this clearly says there are TWO belts in the package. I only received one. When I contacted Amazon they issued a refund for the full price. Ended up with a free belt though I would rather have two. Don't know why but Amazon lists 'agitator belts' as frequently bought with this vacuum. They DO NOT FIT! Even though I brought this to their attention (as have many others) Amazon still 'suggests' them to purchasers of this vacuum.
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I've gone through 6 "correct" belts just vacuuming dust bunnies. I don't know if this is an issue they corrected, but the model I have from years ago has a defect that results in the belts breaking every few uses. You can even try other belts in desperation. Nothing works. Return this while you still can!
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I bought two extra belts from Amazon when I bought the Hoover. Your owners manual should tell you what the belt number is. Amazon should have it.
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Hi, The model of the belt is T1/Black. You can find all of the information regards to the vacuum on hoover.com model # UH70105. Also you can try vacpartswarehouse.com.
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Actually there is a vacuum adapter, part # 587843-00 available for this that could slip in, in place of the standard bag it comes with. The part should run about $2.50 or so, I just found it online at www.ereplacementparts.com under the dewalt/b&d; section. It fits a standard vacuum hose like your typical household vac, I think it's smaller than your typical "shop-vac", though I'm aware of adapters for shop vac hoses to down size them and that should work. I use our old hose vac with mine and it works passably well. Any sander is going to throw stuff off no matter what unless you've got a dust table setup. Actually there is a vacuum adapter, part # 587843-00 available for this that could slip in, in place of the standard bag it comes with. The part should run about $2.50 or so, I just found it online at www.ereplacementparts.com under the dewalt/b&d; section. It fits a standard vacuum hose like your typical household vac, I think it's smaller than your typical "shop-vac", though I'm aware of adapters for shop vac hoses to down size them and that should work. I use our old hose vac with mine and it works passably well. Any sander is going to throw stuff off no matter what... » Read More Actually there is a vacuum adapter, part # 587843-00 available for this that could slip in, in place of the standard bag it comes with. The part should run about $2.50 or so, I just found it online at www.ereplacementparts.com under the dewalt/b&d; section. It fits a standard vacuum hose like your typical household vac, I think it's smaller than your typical "shop-vac", though I'm aware of adapters for shop vac hoses to down size them and that should work. I use our old hose vac with mine and it works passably well. Any sander is going to throw stuff off no matter what unless you've got a dust table setup. « Show Less
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I am so sorry, I ordered this belt to have on hand. The belt has held up really great and have not had to replace yet. I really love this vac except the hose assembly is a little awkward and is to thick to clean under my bed. I don't have a lot of mobility so I chock up the problem to me and not the machine.
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I've had my vacuum for about a year now. I bought the 1st vacuum like this one 2yrs ago and returned it while under warranty because the brush unit stopped spinning even though the vacuum was still sucking air. I purchase a 2nd one after that and here I am a year after that and again this vacuum has stopped working. Same problem. Is there an easy fix? I see that the belts are available through Amazon, but I don't want to order this part unless this will absolutely fix the problem. I actually like this vacuum and am disappointed that it stopped working. Any advice?
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It is better to go off of your vacuum's model number or the belt's part number, rather than belt dimensions because the belts actually change size with use and become larger. What is your vacuum's model number?
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I'm sorry,but I haven't used the hose. I bought my Kirby refurbished and when I had a question, I called the business that refurbished the vac. They were great. Answered quickly, made suggestions and solved my problem. Try calling whoever sold yours.
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You have a broken or belt that came off. Flip it down so you can see the bottom of the vacuum. Remove the bottom plate and you will see the Brush and a broken or off belt. Probably have to order a belt cause if you have a sears store by you I'm sure if you go in there they will look at you with a stupid look a day give you the wrong get part
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hi MWM if you are looking for a style 7 BISSELL belt this would be the correct one! If you need help finding the write belt please feel free to reach out to us here: http://www.bissell.com/contact-us/?cid=ccsocial2107
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On the front of vacuum the brush is. On the Kirby website search to replace or change belt and you will be able to watch a video that shows you how to replace or change. The only thing is that when you finish, they don't tell you to put it back into go(green this make the brush turn). Hope this was helpful..
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No, you just remove the plate below the brush roller, remove the old one and replace with the new. I did not replace the belt. Our Dyson is 7 years old, and haven't replaced the belt yet. The replacement brush works great.
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According to the manual, there is a release tab on the side of the vacuum for access to a belt, however; there are no instructions as to doing that procedure nor where to find replacement parts. The best advice would be to contact Fuller Brush directly, all info should be online.
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I purchased the Eureka 61120D-12 2 Count Type U Vacuum Cleaner Belt From: Vacuum Fix (on Amazon)....The owners manual listed the part number.
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The one I received was the same as the photo image. I've been using it in the vacuum and it has worked well. ***Edited part***: Hello Christopher F. If I am understanding you correctly you wanted to purchase the dust filter and they sent you the HEPA Filter instead. What I can tell you is that I have a Hoover Mod. #UH70120 Vac. and I purchased the dust filter (not the HEPA Filter) that sits on the top of the dust tank from the seller: Vacuum Fix. I had no issues with them or in sending me the correct part. If you were sent the wrong filter contact that seller and have them make things right. If not call Amazon Customer Service and they will assist you in this matter they have been very helpful in the past. Also I learn this a while ago, when buying things try to buy items that are "fulfilled by Amazon" or sold by them directly. This way you have there complete backing on the item being sold. Fulfilled means that Amazon is acting as the middle man between you and the seller. This usually is listed next to by who the item is being sold by. Hope I helped and good luck. Show Less
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I'm looking for the same one too! Can anyone help? Could you find a replacement?Thanks.
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I USED BROKEN BELT, SEVERAL SITES THAT SELL BELTS AND ASKED A LOCAL GUY THAT DOES REPAIRS. Note got it wrong first time then went with ALL above. Also used the model nr off mower. This whole belt thing can get very confusing if you do not at least, double check and use all sources to get them all to agree.
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Edna- I wish I could help you with your vac bags, but I also am a customer not a person that works for Nutone. I ordered mine from www.nutone.com. Hope this helps you.
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I would go to the LG Web Site Store and order from there..... I have not really seen the Vacuum on sale in a retail outlet anywhere. Doug Sinclair