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Shark Rocket HV322 Filter Replacement

Introduction

Use this guide to replace a Shark Rocket HV322 Filter if it has lost suction.

The filter acts to prevent any dirt or debris from getting into the impeller fan of the vacuum's motor. If the vacuum has poor suction, the filter may be dirty and need to be replaced.

Before beginning, make sure the vacuum is turned off and unplugged.

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    • Detach the wand from the handheld vacuum using the wand release button.

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    • Remove the cap to expose the filters

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    • Remove both filters. Once removed, wash both filters with warm water.

    • Allow to dry for completely before you put them back into the vacuum.

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Conclusion

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

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