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If your Shark Rocket Deluxe Pro Vacuum (model number HV322) isn’t rolling or sucking, chances are there’s a clog inside the vacuum. Not all clogs are easy to see, so this guide will show how to troubleshoot all the major areas clogs can occur; inside the filters, the rollers, the dustbin, and the tube.
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Press the wand release button to remove the vacuum body from the roller brush and wand.
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Press the button at the bottom of the power cord on the dust bin.
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Pull off the attached piece.
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Remove the small filter from the piece.
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Pull the lever on top of the dust bin to expose the main filters.
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Carefully squeeze and remove the top filter.
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Underneath that filter is a second filter. Pull the tab to remove it.
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Squeeze the release on the bottom of the dustbin.
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Remove the dust bin from the base.
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Pop the lid open using the slider.
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Empty the dust bin into the trash.
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Rinse and wipe the plastic pieces removed earlier.
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Do not use soap.
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Set the pieces aside to air-dry.
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Place the filters in your sink and rinse out the dirt.
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Squeeze out any excess water and allow them to air-dry overnight before reinstalling.
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With a wet rag wipe out any dirt buildup on the vacuum casing.
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Turn the base of the vacuum on its side.
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With your scissors, cut any wrapped hairs or strings that may be stuck on the rollers.
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Lastly, insert your drain snake into the tube of the vacuum to dislodge any large stuck items.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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