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This guide's intent is to provide instructions on how to fix this model of Shark Vacuum, by replacing a broken rotating brush. Its purpose is to educate viewers on how to do this simple repair. The detailed step-by-step instructions include hands-on illustrations throughout the process for this fix. The guide provides the quick, simple steps to locate and remove the brush for replacement. This guide saves viewers money from buying a new Shark Vacuum, by demonstrating how to fix their own.
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Power-off vacuum by pressing the button on the left-rear side of vacuum until the red light is off.
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Lay vacuum down with handle lying flat on the floor.
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Lay vacuum up-side-down, locating the broken brush.
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Turn the lock counter-clockwise to unlock access to the rotation brush; use a key or flathead screwdriver to fit the lock.
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Remove the square brush cover to access the rotation brush.
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Remove the large band from the rotation brush.
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Push the band to the side and lift up the right-side of the brush.
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Detach left-side of the brush from the vacuum.
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Clean the area surrounding the brush by scraping with a putty knife before inserting the replacement brush.
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To reassemble the device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble the device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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