If your Shark vacuum cleaner has suction problems, you’ve come to the right place. Here we will identify the problem your Shark vacuum has . . .
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Shark Vacuum Cleaner No Suction – Why and How To Fix
If your Shark vacuum cleaner is experiencing loss of suction, the machine could have one of many problems. Keep on reading to figure out and solve the problem your Shark vacuum cleaner has . . .
The vacuum cleaner canister is too full
If the canister of your Shark vacuum cleaner is too full, the machine won’t be able to pick up dirt properly. To solve the problem, you will need to empty the vacuum canister. Here’s how to empty the canister of different kinds of Shark vacuum cleaners.
The vacuum hose is clogged
If the hose of your Shark vacuum cleaner is clogged, the machine won’t be able to pick up dirt properly. To solve the problem, you will need to clean the vacuum hose. Here’s how to clean the hose of a Shark vacuum cleaner.
The vacuum filter is dirty
If the filters of your Shark vacuum cleaner are dirty, the machine won’t be able to pick up dirt properly. To solve the problem you will need to clean the vacuum filter. Here’s how to clean the filters of different kinds of Shark vacuum cleaners.
The vacuum brush is clogged
If the brush of your Shark vacuum cleaner is clogged, the machine won’t be able to pick up dirt properly. To solve the problem, you will need to clean the vacuum brush. Here’s how to clean the brush rollers of different kinds of Shark vacuum cleaners .
The brush roller is bad
If the brush roller of your Shark vacuum cleaner is bad, the machine won’t be able to pick up dirt properly. To solve the problem, you will need to replace the brush roller. Here’s how to replace the brush roller of different kinds of Shark vacuum cleaners.
The vacuum hose is torn
If the hose of your Shark vacuum cleaner is torn, the machine won’t be able to pick up dirt properly. To solve the problem, you will need to replace the vacuum hose. Follow the steps below to replace the hose of your Shark vacuum cleaner properly . . .
Step 1. Make sure your vacuum cleaner is turned dopff and unplugged from the power outlet before you begin the replacement process. Replacing any part of your Shark vacuum cleaner when the machine is turned on or plugged into the power outlet can cause electrocution.
Step 2. Disconnect the brush head attachment from the vacuum hose. Set the brush head attachment aside.
Step 3. Disconnect the old vacuum hose from the rest of the vacuum cleaner. Set the old vacuum hose aside.
Step 4. Put a new Shark vacuum cleaner hose of the same kind in the place of the old one. Make sure to lock the new hose in place properly.
Step 5. Reconnect the brush head attachment to the vacuum cleaner hose.
Step 6. Turn your Shark vacuum cleaner back on and check if it is working like it is supposed to now.
