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SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY

To reduce the risk of electric shock, this vacuum cleaner has a polarized  

plug (one blade is wider than the other). As a safety feature, this plug will 

fit into a polarized outlet only one way. If the plug does not fit fully into the 

outlet, reverse the plug. If it still does not fit, contact a qualified electrician.  

DO NOT force into outlet or try to modify to fit.

   WARNING 

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK OR INJURY: 

GENERAL WARNINGS

1� 

 Your vacuum cleaner may consist 

of a motorized nozzle, wand, hose, 

and/or vacuum pod� This device 

contains electrical connections, 

electrical wiring, and moving  

parts that potentially present risk  

to the user�

2�  

Use only identical replacement 

parts�

3�

   Carefully observe and follow the 

instructions provided below to 

avoid improper use of the appliance� 

DO NOT

 use the vacuum for any 

purpose other than those described 

in this manual�

4�

   Before use, carefully inspect all 

parts for any damage� 

DO NOT

  

use if any parts are damaged�

5� 

 The use of an extension cord is  

NOT

 recommended�

6�  

This vacuum cleaner contains  

no serviceable parts�

USE WARNINGS

7�   DO  NOT

 allow the appliance to be 

used by children� Close supervision 

is necessary when used near 

children� This is not a toy�

8�  

Turn off the vacuum cleaner before 

connecting or disconnecting 

any motorized nozzles or other 

accessories�

9�   DO  NOT

 handle plug or vacuum 

cleaner with wet hands�

10� 

 

DO NOT

 use without filters in place�

11� 

 Only use Shark® branded filters  

and accessories� Failure to do so  

will also void the warranty�

12�

  

DO NOT

 damage the power cord:

 a) 

 

DO NOT

 pull or carry vacuum 

cleaner by the cord or use the 

cord as a handle�

 b) 

 

DO NOT

 unplug by pulling  

on cord� Grasp the plug, not  

the cord�

 c) 

 

DO NOT

 run the vacuum cleaner 

over the power cord, close a 

door on the cord, pull the cord 

around sharp corners, or leave 

the cord near heated surfaces�

13� 

 

DO NOT

 put any objects into nozzle 

or accessory openings� 

DO NOT

 use 

with any opening blocked; keep free 

of dust, lint, hair, and anything that 

may reduce airflow�

14�   DO  NOT

 use if nozzle or accessory 

airflow is restricted� If the air 

paths or the motorized floor 

nozzle become blocked, turn the 

vacuum cleaner off and unplug 

from electrical outlet� Remove all 

obstructions before you plug in  

and turn on the unit again�

15�  

Keep nozzle and all vacuum 

openings away from hair, face, 

fingers, uncovered feet, or  

loose clothing�

16�   DO  NOT

 use if vacuum cleaner is  

not working as it should, or has been 

dropped, damaged, left outdoors, or 

dropped into water�

17�  

Use extra care when cleaning  

on stairs�

18�   DO  NOT

 leave the vacuum cleaner 

unattended while plugged in�

19�  

When powered on, keep the 

vacuum cleaner moving over the 

carpet surface at all times to avoid 

damaging the carpet fibers�

20�   DO  NOT

 place vacuum cleaner  

on unstable surfaces such as chairs 

or tables�

21�  

Your Shark® vacuum may not  

be designed to stand up on its own� 

When taking a break from cleaning, 

you may need to lean it against 

furniture or a wall, or lay it flat  

on the floor� Using the vacuum  

for an application where the unit 

lacks stability may result in  

personal injury�

22�   DO  NOT

 use to pick up:

 

 a) 

 Liquids

 

 b) 

 Large  objects

 

 c)   

Hard or sharp objects  

(glass, nails, screws, or coins)

 

 d)   

Large quantities of dust (drywall 

dust, fireplace ash, or embers)� 

DO NOT

 use as an attachment to 

power tools for dust collection�

 

 e)   

Smoking or burning objects  

(hot coals, cigarette butts,  

or matches)

 

 f) 

 Flammable or combustible 

materials (lighter fluid, gasoline, 

or kerosene)

 

 g)   

Toxic materials (chlorine bleach, 

ammonia, or drain cleaner)

23� DO NOT

 use in the following areas:

  a)  

Poorly lit areas

  b)  

Wet or damp surfaces

  c)  

Outdoor areas

 

d)  

Spaces that are enclosed 

and may contain explosive or 

toxic fumes or vapors (lighter 

fluid, gasoline, kerosene, paint, 

paint thinners, mothproofing 

substances, or flammable dust)

24�  

Turn off all controls before plugging 

in or unplugging the vacuum�

25� 

 Unplug from electrical outlet  

when not in use and before  

any maintenance or cleaning�

26�  

Hand wash with water only�  

Washing with cleaning chemicals 

could damage the unit�

27� 

 During cleaning or routine 

maintenance, 

DO NOT

 cut anything 

other than hair, fibers, or string 

wrapped around the brushroll�

28�  

Allow all filters to air-dry completely 

before replacing in the vacuum to 

prevent liquid from being drawn  

into electric parts�

29�  

Make sure the dust cup and all 

filters are in place after routine 

maintenance�

30�  

If provided, secure the power  

cord around the two cord hooks 

during storage�

Summary of Contents for LIFT-AWAY PRO

Page 1: ...Lift Away Pro Upright Vacuum Aspirateur Vertical UV541CCO OWNER S GUIDE GUIDE DU PROPRI TAIRE...

Page 2: ...ckages 15 Troubleshooting Guide 16 Ordering Parts 17 Warranty 18 PLEASE READ CAREFULLY AND KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE If you have any questions please visit sharkclean com TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Volt...

Page 3: ...restricted If the air paths or the motorized floor nozzle become blocked turn the vacuum cleaner off and unplug from electrical outlet Remove all obstructions before you plug in and turn on the unit a...

Page 4: ...SSORIES CREVICE TOOL Reach deep into narrow spaces and clean between cushions under radiators and baseboards and in hard to reach crevices and corners Fig 1 DUSTING BRUSH Dusts delicate surfaces and c...

Page 5: ...vacuum bare floors or to setting II to engage the brushroll for vacuuming carpets and rugs Fig 11 IMPORTANT The brushroll indicator light b will illuminate green when brushroll is spinning or red if...

Page 6: ...ay cleaning CLEAN ABOVE THE FLOOR IN UPRIGHT OR LIFT AWAY MODE 1 To clean with the handle press the Handle Release button to detach the handle from the wand To clean with longer reach press the Wand R...

Page 7: ...ry 5 Reinsert the felt filter first then the foam filter 6 Reinstall the dust cup EMPTYING THE DUST CUP The dust cup needs to be emptied each time you vacuum and periodically during cleaning when the...

Page 8: ...ing the cover down until it clicks into place Fig 26 Fig 25 CLEANING THE BRUSHROLL If there is a blockage in the floor nozzle the indicator light will illuminate red Turn off the vacuum and clear the...

Page 9: ...ricted No suction or light suction Check filters to see if they need cleaning Follow instructions for rinsing and drying the filters before reinserting them back into the vacuum Dust cup may be full e...

Page 10: ...tenance e g not cleaning the filters or damage due to mishandling in transit 4 Consequential and incidental damages 5 Defects caused by repair persons not authorized by SharkNinja These defects includ...

Page 11: ...ISEZ PAS l appareil si le flux d air de la buse ou de l accessoire est obstru Si la buse de plancher motoris e ou les conduits d air deviennent obstru s teignez l aspirateur et d branchez le de la pri...

Page 12: ...rface lev e 29 Rangement et entretien 30 Entretien 31 Vidange du r cipient poussi re 31 Nettoyage des filtres avant moteur 31 Nettoyage du filtre HEPA apr s moteur 32 Nettoyage de la brosse turbo anim...

Page 13: ...incrust es dans les tapis et le mobilier rembourr Fig 3 SUPPORT POUR ACCESSOIRES Con u pour tenir le suceur plat et la brosse pousseter Permet l acc s rapide aux accessoires lors du passage de l aspi...

Page 14: ...a buse plancher motoris e pour le nettoyage des tapis et des carpettes Fig 11 IMPORTANT Le voyant lumineux de la buse plancher motoris e b sera vert lorsque la brosse rotative est activ e le voyant de...

Page 15: ...on de d gagement de la poign e et tirez la poign e vers le haut ou enfoncez le bouton de d gagement du tube rallonge et tirez celui ci vers le haut 2 Fixez l accessoire d sir l extr mit de la poign e...

Page 16: ...endant le nettoyage lorsque le r cipient semble plein 1 D gagez les clenches lat rales du r cipient poussi re en les soulevant vers l ext rieur afin d enlever le r cipient du bloc moteur Fig 18 2 Tene...

Page 17: ...c e sur un objet elle s teindra automatiquement afin de pr venir tout dommage votre courroie vie Le t moin lumineux deviendra rouge pour vous avertir d teindre l aspirateur et de d gager imm diatement...

Page 18: ...chez les filtres en respectant les instructions avant de r ins rer ceux ci dans l aspirateur Le r cipient poussi re est peut tre plein videz le Inspectez le tuyau souple et ses raccords les suceurs et...

Page 19: ...ne pas nettoyer les filtres ou un dommage d une mauvaise manipulation pendant le transport 4 Les dommages indirects et accessoires 5 Les d fectuosit s caus es par des r parateurs non autoris es par Sh...

Page 20: ...38 39 sharkclean com FRAN AIS REMARQUES REMARQUES...

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