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Shark Rotator Powered Lift-Away Speed Roller Brush Replacement

Geschreven door: Sujey Ruano (en een andere inzender)
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Inleiding

The roller brush can have debris that will cause the vacuum to not work properly. It is important that you always clean your roller brush after every use, so that your Shark Rotator Powered Lift Away Speed Vacuum can perform at it's best. This guide will show you how to change your roller brush if it becomes damaged or is broken.

  1. Turn the vacuum on its side. Using a quarter, twist the three green locks to the unlock position. Pull the bottom roller brush cover to open the vacuum.

    • Turn the vacuum on its side.

    • Using a quarter, twist the three green locks to the unlock position.

    • Pull the bottom roller brush cover to open the vacuum.

    Vertaal

  2. Using a T20 screwdriver, remove the five 15.9 mm screws on the outside cover.

    • Using a T20 screwdriver, remove the five 15.9 mm screws on the outside cover.

    Vertaal

  3. Remove the three 14.3 mm screws with a T20 screwdriver. Remove the three 14.3 mm screws with a T20 screwdriver.

    • Remove the three 14.3 mm screws with a T20 screwdriver.

    Vertaal

  4. Remove the two 14.3 mm screws under the wheels with a T20 screwdriver bit.

    • Remove the two 14.3 mm screws under the wheels with a T20 screwdriver bit.

    Vertaal

  5. Remove the two 15.9 mm screws from behind the wheels with a T20 bit screwdriver.

    • Remove the two 15.9 mm screws from behind the wheels with a T20 bit screwdriver.

    Vertaal

  6. Remove the single 13.4 mm small screw behind the roller brush with a PH0 screwdriver bit.

    • Remove the single 13.4 mm small screw behind the roller brush with a PH0 screwdriver bit.

    Vertaal

  8. Remove the single 13.4 mm screw from behind the belted end of the roller brush with a T20 screwdriver bit.

    • Remove the single 13.4 mm screw from behind the belted end of the roller brush with a T20 screwdriver bit.

    Vertaal

  9. Turn the vacuum around. Using a spudger, pry the top of the vacuum cover off. There are three tabs behind each of the clear rectangles below the headlights. Using a spudger, pry the top of the vacuum cover off. There are three tabs behind each of the clear rectangles below the headlights.

    • Turn the vacuum around.

    • Using a spudger, pry the top of the vacuum cover off. There are three tabs behind each of the clear rectangles below the headlights.

    Vertaal

  10. Remove both of the headlight covers with the spudger. Remove both of the headlight covers with the spudger.

    • Remove both of the headlight covers with the spudger.

    Vertaal

  11. Remove the grey side panel on the motor side of the vaccum with a spudger. Pry under each tab to release the side panel. Remove the grey side panel on the motor side of the vaccum with a spudger. Pry under each tab to release the side panel. Remove the grey side panel on the motor side of the vaccum with a spudger. Pry under each tab to release the side panel.

    • Remove the grey side panel on the motor side of the vaccum with a spudger. Pry under each tab to release the side panel.

    Vertaal

  12. Remove the two 13.4 mm screws with a T20 bit screwdriver.

    • Remove the two 13.4 mm screws with a T20 bit screwdriver.

    Vertaal

  13. Remove the single 13.4 mm screw located next to where the belt was detached, securing the motor in place, with a PH1 screwdriver.

    • Remove the single 13.4 mm screw located next to where the belt was detached, securing the motor in place, with a PH1 screwdriver.

    Vertaal

  14. Remove the visible side of the belt from the gear with a spudger. Remove the visible side of the belt from the gear with a spudger. Remove the visible side of the belt from the gear with a spudger.

    • Remove the visible side of the belt from the gear with a spudger.

    Vertaal

  15. Remove the grey panel from the opposite side, by uncrewing the single 13.4 mm screw with a PH1 screwdriver. This will release the container for the roller brush and belt motor.

    • Remove the grey panel from the opposite side, by uncrewing the single 13.4 mm screw with a PH1 screwdriver. This will release the container for the roller brush and belt motor.

    Vertaal

  16. Using the spudger, push the white end cap out of the clear plastic by placing the spudger on the roller brush side and pushing the cap outward. Using the spudger, push the white end cap out of the clear plastic by placing the spudger on the roller brush side and pushing the cap outward.

    • Using the spudger, push the white end cap out of the clear plastic by placing the spudger on the roller brush side and pushing the cap outward.

    Vertaal

  17. Remove the belt from the gear. Remove the belt from the gear.

    • Remove the belt from the gear.

    Vertaal

  18. Pull roller brush away from the vacuum.

    • Pull roller brush away from the vacuum.

    Vertaal
Conclusie

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Sujey Ruano

Lid sinds: 08-10-18

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Cal Poly, Team S4-G6, White Fall 2018 Lid van Cal Poly, Team S4-G6, White Fall 2018

CPSU-WHITE-F18S4G6

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7 Opmerkingen

By God, what an ordeal: the excruciatingly hard to find screw behind the roller brush was a phillips on my machine. Thanks a google, nw.

Nicholas - Antwoord

Exactly, I struggled for sometime trying to find that 1 little screw that was a Phillips head.

Autumn Lamoon Creech - Antwoord

I figured out how to get it apart… Where do I find a new roller?

Scott D Selk - Antwoord

We will never, ever buy a Shark vacuum again. What a nightmare

HOG Rider - Antwoord

This is already out of date. While this was the best guide I could find online, my model is just a tad newer. And much more of a PITA. Now a T20 “tamper proof” is needed, the one with the little indentation. And they’ve added more to make the process even less user friendly. One tiny screw at the base of the outlet to the tube, and another tiny screw positioned halfway under the clip to remove the plate. AND I had to remove pins from the hinges. We won’t buy a Shark again.

dwcdaid - Antwoord

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