If your Henry hoover motor fails, it is normally obvious. Sluttering, popping, or grinding noises are common for some time as the motor begins to die.
Replacing it sounds daunting, so the first thing many people would do is jump online and buy a new vacuum. Another Henry off to the tip.
Replacing Henry's Motor is so Easy
To prove my point, check out my video below, where I show you how to replace Henry's motor while wearing a blindfold.
Heres a stepby step breakdown
- Remove Henry's 'hat' and turn it upside down, undoing all of the screws underneath. (Very old models have the 3 inner screws inside rather than underneath)
- Remove the bottom part from the top shell, and you will see where the motor lives
- Remove the old motor and the 2 wires that go to it
- Connect the 2 wires to the new motor and fit the motor back into the casing, ensuring no wires are trapped.
- Replace the bottom cover and tighten up all of the screws (old models have cross headed screws, newer models will need a Torx Screwdriver)
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