Hoover Purepower 1800W overheats and cuts out after using it for a while

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martfoxy

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Hoover Purepower 1800W cuts out/overheats after using it for a few rooms. I have checked the filters and the exhaust filter. Is there anything else I can check or do about this?

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Bag might be clogging with fine dust depriving the motor of air. My Lux 1R D820 does this too. Bag isn't full. Filters and bag chamber are clean. Have to shake the bag out and let the machine sit 20 minutes to cool down. Some of my Japanese vacuums even have a built in bag shaker that operates off a plunger that is shaken by bumps on the cord reel. Every time you pull out or retract the cord the shaker shakes the bag.
 
Check exhaust airpath and filters. Using genuine or aftermarket filters? Filters installed correct way? Height properly adjusted? Also what type of carpet do you have? Thick plush rubber backed carpet? Modern carpets do not work with older vacuum cleaners, and they will drag down the brushroll and make the motor work harder and stall it out.
 
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