Hoover Vacuum Customer FAQ

If your Hoover shampooer is not sucking up water, check the following: Ensure the recovery tank is properly installed and not full. Examine the vacuum’s filters for blockages or damage, and clean or replace them as needed. Inspect the hose for clogs or tears, which can impede suction. Make sure the cleaning solution tank is filled correctly and that the solution is being dispensed properly. If these steps do not resolve the issue, further internal inspection or professional service may be necessary.

If your Hoover Smart Wash carpet cleaner model FH52002G does not power on, the issue could be due to a few factors. First, ensure that the power outlet is functioning by testing it with another device. Check for any visible damage to the power cord or plug. If there is a reset button, try pressing it. Additionally, the cleaner may have a thermal cutoff if it overheated; allow it to cool down for 30 minutes. If the problem persists, it may require professional servicing.

The FH50142VCD model is designed so that water is added through the top of the tank, not the bottom. Ensure that you remove the tank securely and fill it from the top. If you have any issues, please refer to the user manual for specific instructions on how to properly fill the tank.

If water is not coming out of your Hoover SmartWash, first check to see if the clean water tank is properly installed by removing and reinserting it. Ensure it's filled with water mixed with Hoover cleaning solution, as running it dry can cause problems. Additionally, ensure the trigger on the handle is being properly pressed for releasing detergent solution. A clog in the nozzle area can also prevent water from coming out, so consider cleaning it thoroughly. If these steps do not resolve the issue, it's possible there may be an internal problem with the machine that requires professional attention.