It’s vital to remove the bin, as you’ll be using water which should never go near the motor.. Use a damp cloth to clean the bin interior.
Once this has been pressed, you’ll be able to pull out the brush bar from the bottom of the vacuum (beginning at the button side).. Cut hair or other tangles.Use a small pair of scissors to cut away hair that’s become tangled around the brush bar.
There is a groove along one side of the brush which you can run your scissors along.Once the hair has been cut, pull it away from the brush by hand.. (Optional) Wipe away dirt and grime with a damp cloth.If you want to give the brush a more thorough clean, use a damp, soft cloth to wipe away dirt (avoid cleaning products or detergents – just use plain water).
Make sure that the brush is completely dry before re-inserting it into the vacuum though, otherwise more dirt will instantly stick to it.. Re-insert the brush bar into the vacuum.. You’ll need to insert the end of the brush opposite the side with the button first.Once that end has been inserted, gently push the brush until you hear a satisfying click..
Remember to replace the battery!.
Keep in mind that the red lights indicating a blockage won’t switch off straight away.Check the filters for clogging and clean/replace them if necessary (make sure they are fully dry before putting the filters back inside the vacuum).
Allow the vacuum to cool for around an hour before using it again.. To prevent overheating, avoid overfilling your vacuum cleaner and don’t use it for long periods of time without allowing time for cooling.It’s also important to clean your Shark’s filters at least once per month to avoid clogging..
Shark vacuums may also switch off on their own if the hose isn’t connected properly.Double check that the hose, wand, and other parts of the vacuum are properly clicked into place.. No Light: No Power or Other Error.
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