Hoover lawn vacuum repair and replacement parts

Hoover builds a variety of rugged lawn vacuums that help you clear the lawn of leaves and debris quickly and easily. Large capacity carts on Hoover lawn vacuums hold lots of leaves and debris so you can continuing vacuuming for long periods without stopping to empty the cart. When your Hoover lawn vacuum isn't picking up leaves and debris as it should, find the repair parts you need to fix the problem at Sears PartsDirect.

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How to troubleshoot your Hoover lawn vacuum when the engine won't start

  • Check the spark plug wire. Reconnect the spark plug wire if it's loose or disconnected.
  • Check the safety switch. Tighten the hose adapter on the vacuum fan so the safety switch is engaged if the hose adapter is loose.
  • Open the fuel shut-off valve if it's closed.
  • Check the fuel. Replace stale fuel with fresh gas. Use fuel stabilizer to keep gasoline fresh between uses.
  • Check the spark plug. Replace the spark plug if it's fouled or damaged.

How to unclog your Hoover lawn vacuum fan

  • Shut off the tractor engine and set the parking brake.
  • Shut off the vacuum engine and disconnect the spark plug wire.
  • Release the cart catch and lift the cart up.
  • Empty the cart if it's full.
  • Remove the hose and clear any hose clogs.
  • Remove the discharge elbow and remove any clogs.
  • Reassemble the lawn vacuum.

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