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- Page 1 Cordless Vacuum with Self-Cleaning Brushrol IZ102ANZ OWNER’S GUIDE...
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Page 2: Important Safety Instructions
Before each use, carefully inspect 12. Only use Shark® branded filters and GUIDE all parts for any damage. If a part is 36. DO NOT charge battery at temperatures 23. Turn off the vacuum before plugging in or accessories. -
Page 3: Li-Ion Battery
ASSEMBLY LI-ION BATTERY The Lithium Ion Power Pack battery does not come fully charged. Prior to first use, charge completely. During first use, run the battery down until it is completely out of power. This will condition the battery. 1. Insert Wand into Floor Nozzle. 2. -
Page 4: Charging The Battery
SETTINGS CHARGING THE BATTERY USING THE LI-ION CHARGER HARD FLOOR SETTING Hard Floor/Small Area Rugs Slide switch to the bottom to turn off power. LI-ION CHARGER IN HANDHELD VACUUM To begin vacuuming in Standard Mode, slide switch The brushroll spins slowly to clean bare floors and to the desired setting. -
Page 5: Cleaning Modes
CLEANING MODES CLEANING MODES UPRIGHT MODE ABOVE-FLOOR HANDHELD ABOVE-FLOOR WITH WAND To clean floors, place foot on floor nozzle and tilt handheld vacuum back. Press the wand release button and lift the handheld Stand the vacuum upright and press the nozzle vacuum off the wand. -
Page 6: Maintaining Your Vacuum
MAINTAINING YOUR VACUUM MAINTAINING YOUR VACUUM EMPTYING THE DUST CUP CLEANING THE FILTERS To clean filters, rinse them with water only. Allow all filters to air-dry completely for at least 24 hours before reinstalling to prevent liquid from being drawn into electric parts. Clean the pre-motor filters at least once a month and post-motor or HEPA filter at least once a year. -
Page 7: Maintenance
MAINTAINING YOUR VACUUM MAINTENANCE FLOOR NOZZLE FLOOR NOZZLE CHECKING FOR BLOCKAGES If you run over a hard or sharp object or notice a noise change while vacuuming, check for blockages or Checking for Blockages in the Handheld Vacuum: objects caught in the brushroll. 1. -
Page 8: Troubleshooting Guide
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE ADDITIONAL ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE ON SHARKACCESSORIES.COM WARNING: To reduce the risk of shock and unintended operation, turn off 8" Crevice Tool power and remove the Lithium Ion Power Pack battery before servicing. Upholstery Tool Li-Ion Charger Vacuum is not picking up debris. No suction or light suction. Nozzle light is red. (Refer to Checking for Blockages section for more information.) Li-Ion Battery •... - Page 9 • Damage as a result of use not in accordance with the rating plate • Removal of blockages. If a blockage does occur please refer to the trouble shooting guide within your Shark Operating manual • Use of parts and accessories that are not genuine Shark components sharkclean.com.au sharkclean.co.nz...
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Page 10: Technical Specifications
NOTES REGISTER YOUR PURCHASE sharkclean.com.au sharkclean.co.nz RECORD THIS INFORMATION TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Voltage: 21.6V Model Number: ����������������������������� Date Code: ��������������������������������� Date of Purchase: ��������������������������� (Keep receipt) Store of Purchase: ��������������������������� TIP: You can find the model and serial numbers on the QR code label on the bottom of the back of the handheld vacuum and battery. - Page 11 For SharkNinja U.S. Patent information, visit sharkninja.com/uspatents © 2019 SharkNinja Operating LLC. SHARK is a registered trademarks of SharkNinja Operating LLC. CLEANTOUCH and MULTIFLEX are trademarks of SharkNinja Operating LLC.
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Can you remove the roller to clean everywhere inside?
The roller on the Shark IZ102ANZ is not designed to be removed for cleaning. However, users have shared that it can be cleaned by turning off the vacuum, removing the vacuum head, loosening plastic screws with a coin, and manually cleaning the roller using tools like scissors, a damp (nearly dry) cloth, and a microfiber cloth. This method is not officially recommended and should be done at your own risk.
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