{"id":4369,"date":"2023-05-26T21:51:20","date_gmt":"2023-05-26T21:51:20","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/appliancehunter.co.uk\/?p=4369"},"modified":"2024-02-26T13:49:19","modified_gmt":"2024-02-26T13:49:19","slug":"how-to-clean-shark-vacuum","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/appliancehunter.co.uk\/vacuum-support\/how-to-clean-shark-vacuum\/","title":{"rendered":"How to Clean Shark Vacuum? An Easy Expert’s Guide"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Are you facing performance issues while using your Shark vacuum cleaner<\/a>? Has the suction gone down or are you noticing a foul smell? It might be just a matter of cleaning to resolve these problems.<\/p>\n Technical faults like loss of power or suction, or even bad odour from your shark vacuum don’t need repairs or replacements. Simple things like emptying the dust canister, cleaning the air filters, and checking for blockages in the floor head or hoses can do the job.<\/p>\n This step-by-step guide for cleaning different parts of popular models of Shark vacuums can help you make your appliance more effective and efficient if you notice a lag in its performance.<\/p>\n Every household appliance shows some alarming signs when its performance goes down or needs repair and maintenance. Let’s look at things that can go wrong with your Shark vacuum cleaner if it is unclean.<\/p>\n We will now look at how you can clean the different parts of a Shark vacuum cleaner to make it live longer and perform its best. The entire process might take 1 to 1.5 hours, so it is advisable to do it thoroughly for better performance.<\/p>\n It is easy to empty the canister for both Shark cordless and upright vacuums.<\/p>\n This is also an excellent time to check the vacuum’s wand\/hose and floor head for any blockages.<\/p>\n Upright vacuum \u00d0 Remove the handle and check if there is any suction once you turn it on. If not, there may be an obstruction in the handle or hose.<\/p>\n Stick vacuum \u00d0 Remove the wand or hose and look deep down. You can also use a torch. Use a bamboo skewer to push it free if you see any debris.<\/p>\n Also, check the arm of the floorhead where you connect the wand for blockages.<\/p>\n Periodic cleaning of the filters is very crucial to keep the suction power effective.<\/p>\n Shark cordless vacuums have two types of filters:<\/em><\/p>\n Steps for Removal: <\/em><\/p>\n Steps for Cleaning and Drying:<\/em><\/p>\n Note: Shark doesn’t recommend washing felt filters as they are prone to damage. You can rather tap them gently to loosen the dirt and use a soft cloth to wipe them.<\/p>\n There are mainly two types of brush heads in Shark vacuums:<\/p>\n Steps to clean Floorheads with one brush-roll:<\/em><\/p>\n Steps to clean <\/em>DuoClean<\/em><\/a> floorheads:<\/em><\/p>\n According to the instructions from the brand, you should clean the filters every three months.<\/p>\n The component known as HEPA (high-efficiency particulate air<\/em>) filter can perform without any problem for around two years. But if you notice a drop in its efficiency, you should clean it and re-use your appliance. If the problem persists, you might have to replace it sooner. It is better to contact the brand executive if it is within warranty.<\/p>\n Overall, you must clean your Shark vacuum four times a year to do its job well. You can set a reminder to keep track of the cleaning schedule. However, if you notice any signs<\/a> such as reduced suction, foul odour, and others, you might have to clean it<\/a> outside the routine.<\/p>\n Shark vacuum cleaners are one of the best in the market and are known for their high performance and quality. The brand claims that it never loses suction until any parts are damaged or broken. So if you notice a deviation from this, you may want to check how dirty your appliance is and clean it up.<\/p>\nSigns That Your Shark Vacuum Cleaner Needs Cleaning<\/h2>\n
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Shark Vacuum Cleaners can be of four types- Upright, Stick, Robotic, and Handheld. Upright and Stick models can be either Corded or Cordless. Robotic and Handheld models are mostly and always Cordless.<\/h3>\n
Parts of a Shark Vacuum That Need Periodic Cleaning<\/h3>\n
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How To Clean A Shark Vacuum Dust Canister?<\/h2>\n
Steps for Removal:<\/h3>\n
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Steps for Cleaning and Drying:<\/h3>\n
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How To Clean Shark Vacuum Air Filters?<\/h2>\n
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How To Clean A Shark Vacuum Brush Head?<\/h2>\n
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How Often Should You Clean The Parts Of A Shark Vacuum Cleaner?<\/h2>\n