Shark UV850 Performance DuoClean PowerFins Vacuum Upright Vacuum Powerful Vacuum Cleaner with Self-Cleaning Brushroll HEPA Filter Blue Refurbished,Vacuum Cleaner

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UV850
Color:
Blue

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Equipped with DuoClean PowerFins technology, Shark performance lift-away upright vacuum helps you easily complete full house cleaning tasks, sutable for bare floors, small area rugs and carpets. Offer Upright Mode to clean larger areas and carpeted surfaces. Also design with Lift-Away Mode for easier access to stairs, furniture, and other above-floor cleaning needs. HEPA filtert captures and traps 99.99% of dust and allergens. LED lights illuminate hidden debris and swivel steering lets you easily maneuver your vacuum in and out of tight spaces. An excellent house cleaning helper!

DuoClean PowerFins: Shark vacuum boasts dual brush rolls, a soft roller for gentle cleaning on hard floors and a bristle brush roll for deep carpet cleaning. Provide superior agitation and pickup across different floor types, minimizing hair wrap and enhancing durability.

Upright Mode: Shark self cleaning vacuum operates as a traditional upright unit, providing powerful suction and cleaning capabilities suited for larger areas and carpeted surfaces, specially designed for full house cleaning tasks, where help maintain stability and performance on floors and carpets.

Lift-Away Mode: Shark vacuum cleaner also offers a Lift-Away Mode, allowing for easier access to stairs, furniture, and other above-floor cleaning needs. More convenient for spot cleaning and reaching into tight spaces without the bulk of the main unit.

Anti-Allergen Filtration System: Shark performance lift-away upright vacuum features a HEPA filter that captures and traps 99.99% of dust and allergens as small as 0.3 microns, ensuring a cleaner and healthier home environment for allergy sufferers..

LED Headlights & Swivel Steering: The convenient LED lights illuminate hidden debris and dust around your home. Advanced swivel steering lets you easily maneuver your vacuum in and out of tight spaces, Also includes tools to tackle stubborn pet hair and hard-to-reach spaces.in corners, around furniture, and more. Portable, powerful, and versatile.

FAQ:
Q1: My vacuum has no or low suction. A1: 1.Turn off and unplug the vacuum. 2.Remove the dust cup by pressing the release button on the back of the dust cup handle. Holding it over a trash receptacle, press the release button near the bottom of the dust cup. The bottom of the dust cup will open to let dust and debris fall into the trash. 3.Open top lid by lifting the tab under the Shark logo, reach inside the dust cup to ensure that no dust or pet hair is blocking the airflow through the plastic cone-shaped debris screen in the center of the dust cup. Close the dust cup. 4.With the dust cup removed from the unit, take out the foam and felt pre-motor filters, tap filters clean over a trash can to remove any excess debris. 5.Plug unit in and turn on. Place hand over filter area above the motor inlet and turn the vacuum on. You should feel airflow when the unit is on.
Q2: My vacuum will not turn on or turns off on its own A2: The vacuum cleaner is equipped with a motor protective thermostat. If for some reason your vacuum overheats, the thermostat will automatically turn the unit off. Wait 60 minutes for the vacuum to cool; in the meantime follow the steps below.
Q3: The brushroll is not spinning. A3: Turn the vacuum onto setting II. Place your foot on the floor nozzle and tilt the handle back to engage the brushroll. Check the brushroll indicator light. If it’s flashing green light and brushroll is not spinning: 1.The vacuum cleaner is equipped with a motor protective thermostat. The vacuum will only operate in environments between 32°F and 104°F. 2.Turn the vacuum off, unplug it and bring the vacuum to a room that is at a temperature within the range of 32°F and 104°F and let the vacuum sit for 60 minutes to allow the internal temperature to adjust. 3.Allow unit to cool down for 60 minutes and try again. If there’s no light: 1.Turn off and unplug the vacuum. 2.Remove the floor nozzle. Using a flashlight to check the 3 hole connector on the bottom of the POD for debris. Remove any debris. 3.Check the 3 pins on the nozzle connection point where the floor nozzle connects to the POD for debris. Remove any debris. 4.Reassemble the vacuum ensuring to hear an audible click with connections. 5.Plug in and turn on the vacuum. Tilt the handle back and check the brushroll indicator light. If it is Solid/Flashing red light: 1.Follow the steps below for solid and flashing red light. If light is flashing red the motor in the nozzle may have overheated. Allow unit to cool down for 60 minutes after troubleshooting is done. 2.Is the unit set to the correct setting? Setting I should be used on bare floors, while Setting II should be used on carpets. The unit has a safety feature to avoid the brushroll motor from overheating on thick carpet. 3.Plug in and turn on the vacuum to the Hard Floor setting. Gently step on the footprint icon on the floor nozzle and tilt the vacuum handle back to engage the brushroll. 4.Run it back and forth across the floor.
Q4: There is a burning smell. A4: The vacuum may have a new motor smell the first couple of uses. Turn off and unplug the vacuum. Inspect the power cord and plug for any damages. If there’s no damages: 1.Disassemble the unit. Remove the handle from wand, the wand from the vacuum pod and floor nozzle and the hose from the vacuum pod. 2.Remove the dust cup by pulling the release tab on the dust cup handle. Inspect the pod where the dust cup was for any signs of damage, or burns. If you don’t see any damages, or burns: 1.Empty the dust cup into the trash can. Make sure to clear any debris off the cone shaped metal screen. Then close the lid until it clicks into place. 2.Remove the foam and felt pre-motor filters from underneath the dust cup. Tap filters clean over the trash to remove any excess dirt and other particles. Put filters back in unit. Place the felt filter first, followed by the foam filter. Reattach the dust cup. 3.Remove HEPA filter from the POD. Press button on the filter door, pull forward and slide out to remove. Pull the HEPA filter downwards and check for any black discoloration or black debris in the HEPA filter.
Q5: My vacuum is making an unusual noise A5: 1.Turn off an unplug the vacuum. 2.Remove the dust cup by pressing the dust cup release button on the handle of the dust cup. Open the top lid on the dust cup by pressing the button on the dust cup handle. Reach inside the dust cup to ensure that no dust or pet hair is blocking the airflow through the cone-shaped screen in the center of the dust cup. Holding it over a trash receptacle, press the release button near the bottom of the dust cup. The bottom door will open to let dust and debris fall into the trash. 3.Plug in unit and turn on without the dust cup on. If the noise is still not gone: 1.Turn off and unplug the vacuum. 2.Remove the HEPA filter cover and the HEPA filter itself. Then reinsert the HEPA filter and reattach the cover, pressing firmly to ensure it is latched into place. 3.Plug unit in and turn on the vacuum.
Q6: The soft roller is not spinning. A6: Ensure the unit is plugged in and turned onto the Carpet setting Tilt the handle back to engage the brush roll. Check the indicator light.
Q7: Hair Wrap A7: 1.Self Cleaning Brushroll technology actively removes hair from the brushroll while the vacuum is running. If you see hair wrapped around the brushroll, please perform the following steps. 2.If available take the vacuum to a low pile carpet and place on setting 2 (carpet setting). If a low pile carpet is not available place the vacuum on a hard floor (hardwood or tile) and place on setting 1 (Hardfloor). Ensure the cleaning area does not contain noticeable hair or debris. 3.Run the vacuum for 30 seconds, moving it back in forth. (Note: Leaving the vacuum stationary while running may lead to potential floor damage) Then shut off and unplug the vacuum. Inspect the cleaner head for hair on the brushroll. If the hair is still not removed: Repeat steps up to 5 more times (3 minutes) until hair is cleared. If the hair hasn’t been removed after the 6th try: 1.Remove the handle & hose assembly and detach the wand from the unit. Lay the vacuum down with the nozzle head flat. Check openings for blockages. 2.Clean the brushroll of any hair, dirt and debris. 3.Reassemble the unit. Plug in the unit and turn it on. Run the unit and check if for any hair wrap.
Q8: Pet Power brush is not spinning. A8: Turn the Pet Power Brush over so that the brushroll is facing up. At the neck of the pet power brush there is a button. Slide the button down to open the brush. Check to make sure the belt inside the brush is not broken. If the belt is not broken: 1.Remove the brushroll, the belt and pull off each end of the brushroll. 2.Look inside each end of the brushroll for hair. This hair can stop the brushroll from turning. Remove the hair. 3.Put the ends of the brushroll back on. 4.Put the belt back around the brushroll. 5.Make sure that both end caps have the flat edge facing down. Insert each end of the brushroll back into the clear housing. It should click into place. 6.Reinstall the cover by putting the brushroll end in first, then pushing down to snap the cover in place. You will hear a click. 7.Place the Pet Power Brush on the end of the handle or wand. 8.Turn on the vacuum and check to see the brush is spinning. If the brush still doesn’t spin: Turn off the vacuum. Try to manually spin the brush in the Pet Power brush.
Q9: I am receiving a Shock from the unit (Static Shock) A9: We are sorry to hear about the incident with your vacuum cleaner. Certain dry conditions in winter or dry areas may cause common static electricity to build up in the vacuum, producing small shocks, similar to what you might experience from contact with doorknobs, wool sweaters, or blankets. This is harmless. In order to avoid this, we recommend moisturizing your hands and/or removing wool socks or sweaters prior to vacuuming. If the problem persists you can also wipe over the unit, particularly the areas in which you are experiencing electrostatic shocks, with a dryer sheet or damp paper towel to reduce the buildup of static.