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Fix a Henry Hoover which won't start by bypassing the printed circuit board (PCB)

How to fix a Henry vacuum cleaner that won't start. Bypassing the printed circuit board, PCB, on a Henry Hoover: You remove the PCB and wire straight to the switch! You need to strip it down quite far, but basically: Undo the 4 outer screws, flip back over and lift the hat off. lift out the cord rewind unit and remove the little wheels (or watch if they fall out Pop the cover off that covers the switch and wires behind the switches and unplug everything. Flip back over and remove the 3 inner screws, then pull the (now top, was bottom) off. You'll now see the PCB, remove all that and its wires. You will be left with the L&N from the cord rewind, and 2 white wires from the motor. Put the bottom/top on with the 3 inner screws (I fit the sound deadening inside the case thing then slip that over the motor, then place the motor rubber on top) Back to the wiring, and wire the L&N to one side of the on/off switch, and the 2 white wires to the other side Leave the hi/lo switch in if you don't want the hole Plop the cord rewind in fit the top cover