Unfortunately, the decades-old “bagged or bagless” marketing still causes confusion today!.
Sometimes there may be a fault with a plug socket, rather than the Shark vacuum itself.. Damage to the cord may also cause your vacuum to cut off.Turn off the Shark vacuum and unplug it from the mains supply, then inspect the entire length for any cuts or other signs of damage.. A damaged power cord isn’t something you can fix at home.
If you notice any damage, or just suspect that it’s the power cord causing the issue, then stop using the vacuum and contact Shark’s support team.Do not use the vacuum again until it’s been fixed.. Overheating Issues.Overheating is probably the most common cause of a Shark vacuum cutting out.
The protective thermostat inside the vacuum does this automatically to protect the motor, so restoring the vacuum’s airflow should solve the issue..Here are the steps to take to fix an overheating issue:.
Turn off the vacuum cleaner and unplug it from the power socket.. Let the vacuum cool down for at least an hour (preferably longer).
It’s important that the motor is allowed to fully cool down before you try using it again..These regulations state that a vacuum must have a maximum noise output of 80dB.
This is why so many uprights have an 80dB noise level..The EU regulations only apply to dry vacuum cleaners though.
Wet and dry vacuums are not affected..The regulations also state that vacuum cleaners must have a. maximum power of 900W.
(Editor: Collapsible Kettles)