Introducing the Hoover Concept TurboPower Lark Breeze Brush Drive Vac Belt, sold in a pack of two. Stokes Part No. is V7654, also known as Qualtex RDB16. This belt is equivalent to Anlin AV104, Qualtex PPP110, PPP23, Cleanstar BELT - WT, and Menalux DB10. It replaces Genuine Hoover Part No. 38528507, 38528 - 507, HVR090201665. It's a perfect fit for a wide range of Hoover models including TurboPower U1100, U1102, U1218, U1220, U1222E, U1264, U1290, U1400, U2194, U2196, U2320, U2332, U2334, U2336, U2382, U2406, U2408, U2560, U2562, U2566, U2568, U2570, U2572, U2574, U2602, U2604, U2634, U2636, U2638, U2462, U2464, U2662, U2664 - U2668, U2670, U2678, U2716, U2718, U2724, U2880, Breeze, and TurboLark. These two vacuum cleaner brush roller drive belts have an unstretched diameter of 100mm and a width of 12mm. We've been supplying high - quality appliance parts to trade and retail customers for over 25 years, so you can buy with confidence. To keep the belt in top shape, always ensure the brush roller is free from hair and fluff buildup.
Using these Hoover vacuum cleaner belts is easy. First, make sure your vacuum is turned off and unplugged. Then, open the part of the vacuum where the old belt is located. Remove the old belt carefully. Take one of the new belts from the pack and place it around the brush roller and the relevant drive mechanism. Make sure it's properly seated. When using your vacuum, try to avoid large debris that could clog the brush roller. To keep the belt lasting longer, regularly check the brush roller and clean out any hair or fluff. If you notice the belt is slipping or showing signs of wear, it's time to replace it with the second belt from the pack.
