02-07-2011, 07:49 AM
If you are handy Google "Hoover UH70085 parts", you may be able to bring it back to life on your own.
Vacuums are such simple appliances not a whole lot to go wrong, but cost of labor plus parts markup might mean its cheaper to buy a new one.
Cleaning the switch or checking the brushes on the motor good place to start. Or just looking for loose wire or something jamming things.
Kind of like DVD players, so inexpensive that its cheaper to replace than to have anyone even look at it. Hopefully some appliance repairperson will give free quote.
Good luck.
Vacuums are such simple appliances not a whole lot to go wrong, but cost of labor plus parts markup might mean its cheaper to buy a new one.
Cleaning the switch or checking the brushes on the motor good place to start. Or just looking for loose wire or something jamming things.
Kind of like DVD players, so inexpensive that its cheaper to replace than to have anyone even look at it. Hopefully some appliance repairperson will give free quote.
Good luck.