After gaining restoration experience from my two recent finds, I thought it would be good to put those skills to use on my first cleaner, the Hooverette. However I am clueless as to how to get the motor out of it? Can anybody give me a blow by blow account on how to remove it?
I eventually figured it out and my Hooverette is now back together and sounding much healthier after the service. Just have to give her some polish on Friday.
Comes to the Rescue!
