Shark NV360 Vacuum Cleaner Q&A
 
Vacuum cleaners are one of the essential tools for a modern household. Among others, the shark nv360 is one of the most popular models on the market because of its fair price, powerful suction and great customer service. As great as anything can be, there remain questions. In this article, we will help address some of the most asked questions by global users, and hopefully you’ll find yours in it too!
 
How do I clean the shark lift away deluxe vacuum’s filters?
 
Cleaning is super easy with this little blue vacuum because all the parts are completely removable.
 
There are three filters in the machine: the pre-motor foam filter, the pre-motor felt filter, and the HEPA filter. For the pre-motor filters, run them under water until the water is clear. It is better to use warm water and rinse by hand. It is not recommended to clean the filters in the washer as the powerful spinning motions might damage the foam. Place the filters under natural sunlight to air dry. Do not place them in the drier as it might damage the materials. It is recommended by Shark themselves to clean the pre filters every three month, but this of course is tentative. You should not, however, overclean as that might wear the filters down.
 
 
 
For the HEPA filter, rinse it under water until the water is transparent, then let it air dry. Air drying is recommended by the producer themselves as well as multiple reviews of Shark navigator lift-away deluxe NV360 as it is the best way to preserve the materials and ensuring long-term use. Shark, of course, has great warranty policies, but you don’t want to be wasting your time on things that are preventable. For the HEPA filter, you don’t need to clean that often. In fact, users worldwide recommend cleaning it every two years - much less frequently than the pre filters. However, less frequent maintenance leads to the trap of forgetting, so be sure you remind yourself of cleaning it. Keeping the HEPA filter clean has a significant influence on the human’s health as it is the body that filters toxic incinerators from the air such as tiny ashes from cigarettes or collected dust.
 
How do I empty the dust cup?
 
The dust cup is stored inside the dust canister. To remove it, press the buttons on the side and it should detach itself from the motor. Place it over the trash bin, give it a little shake so that all the dirt particles fall out. Use a soft cloth to wipe out the rest if you need to. When done, put the dust cup back above the motor by pressing it downwards until you hear a click.
 
For the dust cup, it is essential that you empty it every time after use to make sure the dirt particles are not clogged, which might prevent suction flow the next time of use.
 
 
 
How do I clean the brushes?
 
The Shark NV360 is famous for picking up pet hair, but it is important to remove the hair from the brushes to prevent clogging. For the pet power brush, take out the hair underneath the brush every time after use to make sure they do not tangle up around the motor and obstruct its rotation. Repeat the same action with the floor brush, use a pair of scissors if you need to entangle the hair.
 
Above are some of our collected answers for the frequent questions that users have regarding the maintenance of the Shark NV360 vacuum cleaner. The discussion, however, does not end here. Stay tuned for future correspondence for more useful information!
 
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