Product Description

The Hoover Hi-Limit Thermal Switch (part 28382111) is a genuine OEM motor protection component designed to prevent overheating and equipment damage in Hoover upright vacuums. This thermal cutoff switch monitors motor temperature and automatically shuts down power if the motor exceeds safe operating limits, extending equipment life and ensuring user safety.

This is an authentic Hoover replacement part manufactured to original equipment specifications. The thermal switch is a critical safety component that protects the motor from sustained high-temperature conditions caused by airflow blockages, clogged filters, or extended operation.

Compatible with Hoover WindTunnel T-Series, Hoover Max, Hoover 3.0, and Hoover React series upright vacuums. Also compatible with commercial Hoover models including Hushtone and Conquest series.

Swiss Boy Vacuum is an authorized Hoover dealer serving the Wasatch Front since 1963. Located in Bountiful, Utah, we stock genuine OEM parts and provide expert technical support. Call 801-298-3656 for compatibility verification or to order.

Why Choose This Product?

• Genuine OEM Hoover part — manufactured to original specifications for proper motor protection
• Automatic thermal cutoff — prevents motor damage from overheating and airflow blockages
• Safety-critical component — protects both equipment and user from thermal hazards
• Direct replacement — installs in minutes without modifications
• Compatible with multiple series — works across WindTunnel, Max, 3.0, and React models
• Prevents costly repairs — extends motor life by stopping operation before damage occurs

Specifications

• Brand: Hoover
• Part Number: 28382111
• Product Type: Thermal Switch / Hi-Limit Thermal Cutoff
• Application: Motor Protection

Compatibility

• Hoover Models: WindTunnel T-Series, Max, 3.0, React series uprights, Hushtone, Conquest commercial models

Use Case

Replace the thermal switch if your Hoover upright shuts off unexpectedly, stops mid-clean without power issues, or if you notice burnt smell from the motor area. Homeowners and commercial users with high-use environments should stock this part for quick repairs. If your vacuum loses power during operation and won't restart after cooling, a failed thermal switch is a common culprit. This genuine replacement restores proper motor protection and prevents secondary damage to other components.