Ryobi Evercharge P714TH Filter Replacement
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Last updated on Dec 22, 2025
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓A common reason the Ryobi Evercharge P714TH loses suction is a clogged filter.
This model is designed for easy filter maintenance—no tools are required. Regular cleaning keeps the vacuum performing at its best and extends its lifespan. You can also follow this guide to replace the filter, as it walks you through accessing it.
Replace the paper filter every 3–6 months, depending on use. Wash the mesh filter (screen assembly) as needed, and make sure it is completely dry before reassembly. Avoid using solvents on plastic parts, as they can damage the plastic.
Before you begin, make sure the vacuum is powered off and the battery is removed.
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Push the gray slider forward to unlock the locking tabs.
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Remove the dust bin from the vacuum.
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Press the black tabs on the sides of the paper filter to release and remove it.
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Tap the dust out of the mesh filter into the waste basket.
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Use a cloth to wipe out any additional dirt and dust from the filter.
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To reassemble the vaccuum, follow these instructions in reverse order.
Make sure the plastic nozzle is completely sealed or the vacuum will not power on.
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