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this is great but for plastic display covers like on expensive electronic equipment the horse hair will put fibe scratches to that surface. i wrecked two or three pieces of equipment. I cant find anything softer. I wish there was something
Thank you SO MUCH!! I was able to replace my Shark hose with your easy to follow steps. My first repair attempt. I did have a piece left over wasn’t sure where it was from. Half moon shaped rubber gasket. Anyway the vac works like a charm.
Very good videeo. Found the hose on Amazon and it was exactly the length you measured. Everything went togather as you described. I also didn't use any glue. Thanks!
I have a shark navigator mt problem is it has not lost suction. It seems like it has too much suctuin. When I turn it on its very hard to push across the carpet. Does rhat make sense 😮
I have a Shark HV300 series vac the hose split on the bend. There are 3 screws I cannot identify. Should be either Phillips, Hex, T-15 or T20.... tried all of those nothing works. I have concluded that the screws were stripped on the production line. Vacuum is only 6 years old. Gee I would like to vacuum at some point
i actually have all the Torx bits necessary for to remove the screws. The original Shark technician just installed the Torx screws so tight they stripped them. i did manage to remove them yet the hose as so many other people have said is not installed to be replaced.
I put it together by myself in about 5 minutes ru-vid.comUgkx8ISPQRRAfpAaX4msGjyodObTBnlj4T5g I added the cleaner that came with (it's a very small sample size bottle, but that did my condo which is about 1500 square feet). I loaded it up with hot water and it's wonderful. I cleaned all of my Pergo floors and carpets with it. It looks amazing in here! There were some streaks, yes, but that's probably because my floors are just dirty. I have a cat and it easily took all the cat hair and the cat litter too. I'm sure those streaks will go away after I use this again. What I don't love is seeing all of the crumbs and gook mixed in the dirty water, but you just dump that stuff out and your house is left really clean. This is definitely worth a buy. It will only get better from here.The vacuum itself is a little heavy if you have to lift it and the switch to turn on the hard floor option is close to where you press the button to get the cleansing solution out, so I accidentally shut it off a few times, but then I learned where to keep my hand for the best results. I may be one of the only reviews where I wasn't paid for my opinion and I say buy this, especially now that it's on sale.
Just successfully changed my vacuum hose with this video! $9 hose from Amazon and RU-vid just saved me $230 and a trip to the store to get a new vacuum. I just vacuumed 24 hours ago and the new hose just pulled out about 1/2 a canister of debris. Frightening! How many hours have I wasted just spreading debris around the house with a broken hose? Thanks a bundle!
I can’t even get all the screws out as there’s little metal posts in the middle of the screw like it wasn’t fully punched correctly? It’s really frustrating because I really love this lil vac and need to replace the hose that essentially disintegrated after only 8 months of light use!
I tried this with a shark rocket HV380w (a newer model). Every screw is a security screw and the hose is glued on both sides. The hose on the motor side has a rubber collar bonded to the plastic which appears that shark has now made the motorized floor nozzle extremely difficult (near impossible) to repair even with a replacement hose bit. The glue, even with using acetone, is near impossible to remove. It appears they have changed the hose size several times between models and if your host diameter is off by 1-3 mm it won't thread. The cost of sending in the vacuum is approximately $20 if its under warranty. I ended up abandoning the project and unfortunately had to buy a replacement part from the manufacturer. If this happens to part that I ordered from shark, I will likely find another brand. Shark needs to support peoples right to repair by designing their products to have the hose (and other parts) to be replaced easier or they will need to design a more heavy duty hose section that does not break down.
I have this vacuum. Love this vacuum for my small apartment. And I'm glad to know this is a common issue as it means there's plenty of resources. Thank you for this video. I'm a diy guy but didn't know where to start
There are a few conditions that could cause a vacuum to be hard to push. First one would be if you got new carpeting. They’re also could be a problem with the rush roll not spinning properly or the brush roll can be worn away. Check your belt to make sure everything is working properly. If it’s not one of these simple fixes, I would call a vacuum service center near you to get some more advice. Or you are welcome to call us. Our store opens today at 8 AM central time.
Thank you so much for this video!! ... I was about to throw out my year-old Shark HV301, and then someone told me about this video. I successfully installed a new hose thanks to you and brought my vacuum back to life. This floor nozzle problem is very common with these units and I'm aghast that Shark has not issued any product recalls. It's also not covered under their "limited" 5-year warranty. Their warranty should be renamed "non-existent" 5-year warranty. This is clearly an engineering and/or manufacturing defect on Shark's part and should be covered under warranty. Shame on Shark.
Thanks for the video! I'm not that mechanically inclined. I was concerned about breaking the vacuum when disassembling it, but was able to fix the hose because of your video. Thanks again!
