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Well I love my mother who gave me this awesome condition dual 80, which I cleaned and restored every bit of parts on this. The following I did on this *perfect* condition machine: -Cleaned and polished all metal parts - For some reason when the person last polished it they used a wire wheel...

I am not sure if anyone has asked before, but does anyone have a diagram for the C152E? I think I may have it correct but I just want to check just to make sure everything is wired correctly (I don't want to damage it). Thanks in advance!

Thanks Thanks to everyone who replied. I am going to get the black OEM cord because the customer says that she doesn't care what color, as long as it works. Can't argue with that!

Why did Kirby "discontinue" the ash gray color for the DE? I tried getting an OEM cord for the DE but they only come in black now? What's up with that?

I am still open. I still get customers and it hasn't really affected businesses as far as repair shops goes.

No The plastic sides do slide off, it takes some force (and willpower) to push them out. Take a screw driver and a hammer to push the side tabs outwards towards the front of the cleaner. This is kind of a barbaric way of doing it, but it works. There are no screws actually holding the top and...

Interesting From a design perspective, it would SEEM plausible to have a contained and sealed combustion/incineration chamber, however we also have to figure out if the dust and debris continues to burn inside the chamber, almost creating a hazard that could damage components and the user. I...

Hoover Hoover still makes them. Check your local Ace or Hardware Hank. I think they're the allergen white bags anyway.

I have one. It's green. We used to have a blue one just like that, but we got rid of it a long time ago. My green one is close to brand new, hasn't seen much use from me nor the original owner.

Huskyvacs Use a stitched buffing wheel and a loose sewn wheel (one for coarse polishing and the other for fine buffing). Find a grinder that is at least 6", or use a drill with a 3" wheel w/ an adaptor.

No Eluxfan only has limited info, of which he just mentioned. Please stop making posts that regard this.

Yeah it's sad to think about. A lot of salons in our area (my mom works for one) are closing because of this and it's going to hit hard for a lot of people.

We don't know, but it sounds like that we don't have to make up the 4 weeks

Use a clean, dry microfiber towel or rag and apply isopropyl alcohol and let it sit for a few seconds and rub until it disappears. As far as I know, it does not damage any plastic. It also works on rubber trims as well. DO. NOT. USE. GOOF OFF!!! It will BURN the plastic and it's a mess to work...

Well We're closed for the rest of the month (schools, some businesses, etc.). We're ok as far as food (and still have TP to spare!). We don't need much. I feel that we MIGHT be over exaggerating a bit. Yes, I know there are ever-increasing cases and some have died, but statistically this is...

School is closed for 4 weeks for us. Think we might be a bit over exaggerating this?

Hello! Does anyone know how to reattach the rubber Furniture Guard on a Hoover 5134? I can't seem to figure it out, but I bet someone on here knows. Pics provided.

Hello! I have a model 65 Hoover Convertible with a broken zipper on the bag. Does anyone have any to sell in the US? I am not looking to spend too much. Thanks!

Clean outs All I use is a shop vac to clean out the filters and the bin and then wash out the filters so they are clean for the next use. But I also have a Eureka 3712A to clean out anymore crap in bags and bins