The vacuum cleaner is the most elaborate piece of cleaning equipment many people have, and they should last a long time. Their power cords, however, are generally not very durable. If yours have gotten worn out or actually broken, it's not too challenging to replace it yourself. This video will show you exactly how to do it on a Hoover WindTunnel vacuum.
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2 Comments
I am going to give this a repair a go. If it doesn't work out I ma y need cloud funding for a new vacuum cleaner.
Curious. Is it necessary to remove the filter or the brush here? Does it make it where you are unable to remove the motor/cord or something? My model is a little different so I just want to be certain.
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