Checking for blockages – Shark NH130 User Manual
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CLEANING THE POST MOTOR FOAM 
FILTER 
1
Lay the Vacuum down with the
Handle facing up.
2
Twist the Exhaust Filter
Compartment so that the Black
Triangle on the Handle aligns with
the ‘Unlock’ Symbol on the Exhaust
Filter Compartment and remove.
(
fig. a)
3
Pull out Foam Filter.
4
Rinse only the Foam Filter
thoroughly	in	lukewarm	water	until	
the	water	runs	clear.
5
Squeeze out excess water and let air-
dry	for	24	hours	before	replacing;	do	
not	use	hair	dryer	or	other	heating	
methods	to	dry.
6
Make sure the filter is completely dry
and insert it back into Exhaust Filter
Compartment.
DO
NOT
RINSE
Exhaust Foam Filter
Felt Filter
a
7
Grip Exhaust Filter Compartment
and	align	‘Unlock’	Symbol	with	Black	
Triangle	on	Handle	of	the	Vacuum.	
8
Push Exhaust Filter Compartment
into Vacuum and twist so that the
Black Triangle on the Handle aligns
with the ‘Locked’ Symbol on the
Exhaust Filter Compartment to lock
it into place. (
fig. b)
DO NOT	operate	the	vacuum	without	
ALL	the	filters	in	place.
DO NOT	operate	the	vacuum	with	
WET	filters.
Checking for Blockages
Blockages	may	cause	your	vacuum	to	
overheat	and	shut	down.	To	prevent	
this	from	happening,	check	potential	
blockage	areas	after	heavy	use	or	if	you	
detect	a	loss	of	suction	or	poor	cleaning	
performance.
1
DUST CUP
Dust Cup may be full. Empty Dust
Cup. For instructions on how to
empty the Dust Cup, see p. 10.
2
FILTERS (FOAM AND FELT)
Ensure that both the Pre and Post
Motor Filters are clean. For cleaning
instructions see p.11 & 12.
3
ACCESSORIES
•
Check intake openings:
• 2-in-1 Crevice/Dusting Tool
• Pet Hair Power Brush
• Long Reach Crevice Tool
CLEANING THE PET HAIR POWER
BRUSH
•
Turn the Pet Hair Power Brush
over, slide the locking latch forward
and tilt the cover upward to
remove. (
fig. c)
•
Inspect the rotating bristle brush,
turbine wheel and air passage.
(
fig. d)
•
Remove any blockage or debris
and carefully, without damaging
the bristles or belt, cut any build-up
of hair or string wrapped around the
rotating bristle brush with scissors.
•
To reassemble, first insert the tabs
on the front edge of the cover
into the matching holes in the top
half of the Pet Hair Power Brush and
tilt the cover back down pressing
until it clicks into place. (
fig. e)
b
c
Locking
Latch
Rotating
Bristle
Brush
Turbine
Wheel
e
d
