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Thanks all,
I’ll see if I can get the model info and pass on all your suggestions. At least with that info I can see what parts if any are available and an approximate cost. They can then make an informed decision.Paul
Hi Don,
Thanks for the heads up on where to find the info for the model no. I don’t suppose you know how it would be attached to the worktop? Never had any dealings with hobs before unfortunately…Paul
That’s why I wouldn’t go near hoover spares. Got one for £8 delivered and I thought that was on the expensive side. Anderson Electrical
Paul
Well, I broke a retaining pin off each cover but as expected the screws were under there. A hidden latch on each cover needs to be pressed in to allow removal by pushing each cover toward the rear of the cleaner. Once opened the switch is a simple replacement. The covers will probably go back on and still function and as it is a second cleaner aesthetics are not important.
Cheers again
Paul
ps…couldn’t give me a part no. for the switch could you, please?Hi Dave,
Have looked all over the machine, even under the label but can’t see any more holes for screws.
I assume the wheels just pull off as they appear to be all one piece, no removable caps to be seen.
If you have seen one of these cleaners any idea how you remove the pedal covers or shall I just try and pry them off. I can’t really make things much worse I feel.Cheers
PaulRansomes seem to have stock at £50 and I have seen it offered elsewhere for £153. I have to say at that point I nearly gave up searching….
Cheers again for your helpPaul
