Shampooer does not suck Up water null

Hey Lori, Thank you for reaching out. There are a couple things that could cause this. First, check your PowerDash's Dirty Water Tank filter for clogs and clean as needed. Then, check for a blockage in the nozzle. You can detach the nozzel for cleaning by grabbing the top of it and pulling up on it. Lastly, check to see if the tanks are secure. If you are still having a problem with the suction, contact Hoover Support at https://www.hoover.com/contactus/ Thanks, Joseph - The Hoover Team

Maybe you are squirting out too much water. Try shampooing it twice in the area then running it several times in the same area without using water so it dries quickly.

“Shampooer does not suck Up water”

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Hey Lori, Thank you for reaching out. There are a couple things that could cause this. First, check your PowerDash's Dirty Water Tank filter for clogs and clean as needed. Then, check for a blockage in the nozzle. You can detach the nozzel for cleaning by grabbing the top of it and pulling up on it. Lastly, check to see if the tanks are secure. If you are still having a problem with the suction, contact Hoover Support at https://www.hoover.com/contactus/ Thanks, Joseph - The Hoover Team
Answered by HooverUSA 6 years ago
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Maybe you are squirting out too much water. Try shampooing it twice in the area then running it several times in the same area without using water so it dries quickly.
Answered by Vicky 6 years ago
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Yes it does
Answered by Peter 6 years ago
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