How To Change The Roller Brush Of A Shark Navigator Nv360

Shark NV360 is known as one of the best vacuum cleaners in the market with lots of convenience such as the latest technology and smart components. Despite high quality and performance, like all machines, it needs caring to work longer and maintain its efficiency. In this post, we will introduce how to extract and replace the rolling brush. This activity will help solve the problems of suction energy and maneuver after using for a long time.

LOCATE THE BRUSH

First, you need to know where the dusting brush is. With an upright model, this tool is often situated at the bottom part, contacting directly with the floor. Put the vacuum cleaner lying on the floor and you will see the rolling brush and its cover underneath the device.

REMOVE THE WHEELS

Before taking out the cover, you have to remove the two plastic wheels at the corners. To do this, you need a steel spudger. Put it to the slit between the wheel and the guard part, push it towards the body of the machine so that the wheel will fall out, do the same for the other wheel. These two wheels are what makes the vacuum easy to maneuver. Put them in a safe place to avoid losing when resembling the machine because they are quite small.

In case you lose the metal spudger, you can use any tool with a flat tip such as a knife, as long as it causes no damage to the wheels or the body part of the machine.

EXTRACT THE ENCLOSURE

The guard part is fixed in the body by six screws, the dimension of each is 15mm. Use a screwdriver (a PH1 type is recommended) to take them out. There is a connecting component (often in blue color) between the bottom part and the rest of the machine, move it back and forth to loosen the brush cover. A crevice between the grey and blue part of the upright vacuum is now revealed, use the opening tool enclosed in the box of the device to split the two parts by making the slit bigger. Remove the grey part away from the rest, you will see the rolling brush inside.

TAKE OFF THE BELT

Once you completely extract the bottom part, you will see a small black belt on one side of the brush, which is used to connect the brush with the motor of the Shark navigator lift away deluxe NV360. Lift it by hand and slightly use the other hand to remove one side of the belt by moving it towards the end of the brush, then slide the other side to the end of the engine to finish ejecting it.

REMOVE THE ROLLING BRUSH

The remaining action is easy: using your hands to take off the brush of the Blue Shark Navigator Lift-Away Deluxe NV360 Upright Vacuum Cleaner by moving it away. Now you are free to check whether it needs replacing or just cleaning.

CONCLUSION

This job is not difficult so you don’t have to bring your vacuum to the shop or any repairing store. What you need is a new rolling brush (if the current is broken) and following these instructions, you may save an amount of money for customer service.