does one of the speeds turn off the brush?
1679464
The sweeper has two operational speeds. A slow speed for bare floor and a rapid speed for rugs. It does have two buttons one activates the speeds, one tap and it goes into the slow speed and a second tap brings it to the faster speed. The other button starts the operation and also stops it. If you tab the second button, it will start on the last speed you were using before you turn it off.
1679465
Yes one of the speeds turns off the brush. I use both because I have carpets all through the house. It's great for light use and saves you from getting the vacuum everytime.
453050
Not sure if it has a universal brush motor but it does not have speed controller.
952026
The brush can be turned off to work on non carpeted floors. Auto adjusts height for thicker carpeting.
689758
There is not a switch to turn off brushes, but they will shut off when the handle is in upright position while machine is running. This prevents spinning during hose attachment use.
716438
On the top of the handle just about where you put your thumb, there is a button switch with a zero o on one side and a minus - on the other. Push the - sign to turn the roller on and push the o sign to turn it off. I always check when I turn the vacuum on, because sometimes I have turned the brush roller off accidentally with my thumb.
304436
Yes, there are 2 push button options. One for hi/low carpet and the second one for barefloors; which turns off the brush.
342217
I think this version has three speed settings (opposed to two on the other). It also has microdermabrasion foam pad attachment and crystals. The other version only has the brush attachment.
1459585
Absolutely brushed. As far as I know the brushless tech has only been implemented on some of their newer drills/drivers.
215265
Yes, brushes can be shut off and it auto adjusts to floor ,carpet height. great vac.
424449
I never tried. I have area rugs, hardwood, and wall to wall carpet, so when I turn it on, it goes from one to the other without stopping and does a great job. I wouldn't think you would want to turn the brushes off regardless of the type floors.
648521
Yes, the brush can be turned off by pushing the Hardwood Floor button on the upper body of the cleaner. The two wheels are rubber on plastic hubs.
453054
NO. I have tried both brush-style and brushless compatible speed controllers with this fan and neither work.
1407417
Hi - I don't own this product yet but have been researching it and am going to buy. In checking other websites, including the Hoover site itself, it does say the brushroll can be turned on and off for bare floor cleaning
2086580
Yes, this unit has externally Accessible Brushes - allows for easy brush changes. Whether you can use a speed controller on it will best be answered by the manufacturer directly at 866-539-1710.
1979389
Here's my best guess. The vacuum has a two-position switch that selects for carpet and bare floor. I suspect the only difference is rotating brush function--on for carpeted floor and off for bare floor. I've never actually checked to see for sure, but I strongly suspect that's how one can turn the brush on or off. Hope this info is helpful.
560487
Yes,there are 2 buttons,on and off.Once turn on the toothbrush,it plays until turning off.
950643
It just turns off. Before that happens your teeth may have been damaged. � Too much vibration on such a small brush head