Hoover
Hoover Solution Tank Cap - FH50700 and FH52023
Hoover Solution Tank Cap - FH50700 and FH52023
SKU:440012803
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A cap that no longer closes properly turns into a damp patch wherever the machine gets set down, and it is a small fault that reads at first like something wrong with the pump. Part 440012803 is the replacement solution tank cap for the Hoover FH50700 and FH52023 carpet washers, closing the tank that holds fresh cleaning solution before it reaches the spray nozzles.
The compatibility data on file also lists this cap for the BH55200B, BH55200NP, BH55210, BH55210B, BH55210FDI, BH55220, BH55230TV1, BH55240BCD, BH55240CDI, FH50700CDI, FH52000, FH52001, FH52002, FH52013, FH52023V, FH53000, FH53000CPC, FH53000PC, FH53000PDI, FH53000TV1 and FH53010.
- Part: 440012803, solution tank cap
- Fits: Hoover FH50700, FH52023 and the related models listed above
- Function: closes and seals the solution tank that feeds the spray nozzles
- Watch for: a worn or missing seal, not just a cracked shell
- Replace when: the cap is cracked, the seal is worn, or the tank leaks when tipped
A cap that will not close properly lets solution weep out around the fill opening whenever the tank is carried or tipped, which is how a full tank ends up half empty before the job is finished. Look at the sealing face as well as the shell, since a cap can be intact and still be past holding a seal, and check the rim of the tank itself for a nick or a burr that would keep any cap from closing evenly. Match your model against the list above before ordering.