Hoover
Hoover Pedal - Power Switch
Hoover Pedal - Power Switch
SKU:440001960
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Hoover Pedal - Power Switch
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Product details
Part 440001960 is the power switch pedal for the Hoover SH40080, the foot control you press to switch the machine on and off.
A foot pedal is worked with the whole weight of a shoe, often at an angle and usually in a hurry, which makes it one of the more predictable wear points on any upright. Cracking, a pedal that has gone spongy, or one that has to be pressed twice before the machine responds all point at the pedal itself rather than at anything electrical further inside. It is a low-cost part, so changing it is the sensible first move once the pedal action has turned unreliable.
- Part: 440001960, power switch pedal
- Fits: Hoover SH40080
- Function: the foot control that switches the machine on and off
- Replace when: the pedal is cracked, sticks, or no longer answers a firm press
Confirm the model plate reads SH40080 before ordering. Pedals are molded to suit one chassis, and a part off a machine that looks much the same will not sit right in the opening. Work the replacement half a dozen times once it is in, so you know the action is consistent every time rather than only on the first press.
