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www.lakeland.co.uk

Contents

Important Safety Instructions

 2

Getting Started

 4

Assembly

 4

Using the Vacuum

 6

Emptying the Dust Cup Assembly

 7

Proper Care of Your Vacuum

 8

Troubleshooting

 9

Checking for Blockages

 10

Maintenance

 11

Thank you for 
purchasing 
the

 Shark

®

 

Navigator

™

  

Vacuum.

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Page 1: ...www sharkclean com NV100UKL Owner s Guide NV100UKL_26_IB_ENG_120305_1 indd 1 12 03 05 11 13 AM ...

Page 2: ...LVD 2006 95 EC and its revisions This marking indicates that this product should not be disposed with other household wastes throughout the EU To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal recycle it responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material sources To return your used device please use the return and collection systems or contact the r...

Page 3: ...ng Started 4 Assembly 4 Using the Vacuum 6 Emptying the Dust Cup Assembly 7 Proper Care of Your Vacuum 8 Troubleshooting 9 Checking for Blockages 10 Maintenance 11 Thank you for purchasing the Shark Navigator Vacuum NV100UKL_26_IB_ENG_120305_1 indd 1 12 03 05 11 13 AM ...

Page 4: ...ed electrician in order to avoid a hazard Incorrect re assembly or repair can cause a risk of electrical shock or injury to persons when the appliance is used 3 DO NOT pull or carry vacuum by the cord 4 DO NOT unplug by pulling on cord to unplug grasp the plug not the cord 5 DO NOT handle plug or vacuum cleaner with wet hands 6 DO NOT run the vacuum over the power cord 7 DO NOT use the power cord ...

Page 5: ...sive or toxic materials 27 DO NOT vacuum up any liquids 28 DO NOT immerse vacuum cleaner in water or other liquids 29 DO NOT use outdoors or on wet surfaces use only on dry surfaces 30 Use extra care when cleaning on stairs 31 Before turning on the vacuum Make sure that dust cup and all filters are in place after routine maintenance Make sure that all components and filters are thoroughly dry after ...

Page 6: ... surface 2 Insert the hose connector into the opening on the back of the vacuum body Fig 1 NOTE Once the hose connector has been inserted it cannot be removed 3 Insert the handle with the extension wand into the top of the vacuum until secure Fig 2 Assembly Fig 2 F H A E C D B E Hose Connector F Vacuum Body G Accessory Holder H Power Nozzle I Multi Tool J Pet Upholstery Tool G Hose Connector I J N...

Page 7: ... must remove the dust cup first To remove the accessory holder just hold the tab a rotate left and pull out To replace align the pins into the hinges b on the vacuum Rotate it fully to secure Fig 5 6 When storing your vacuum wind the power cord around the two cord holders and secure with cord clip Fig 6 7 There is a Quick Cord Release on the top cord holder Simply turn to the left or right to rele...

Page 8: ...he hose push the Brushroll button to the OFF position for suction only The brushroll light will turn off The brushroll will not spin in this mode Indicator Light 6 CLEAN ABOVE FLOORS WITH HOSE You can attach the accessories onto the handle or onto the extension wand for a longer reach a Stand the vacuum into upright position b To remove the handle only press the handle release button Fig 11 c To r...

Page 9: ...lace Important If the Dust Cup Door does not swing open freely after pressing the release button push the door open using the bottom door tabs 4 Option B For Allergy Sufferers Wrap a trash bag around the Dust Cup Assembly leaving space at the bottom for the door to swing open Fig 16 Locate the Dust Cup Door release button within the trash bag and press to release as you shake the dust cup to empty...

Page 10: ... before replacing Do not use a hair dryer or other heating methods to dry 5 Place the felt filter in first then the foam filter 6 Replace the dust cup Fig 20 CLEANING THE POST MOTOR FILTER 1 Remove the filter cover from the front of the vacuum by pulling up on the tab and pulling the cover away from the vacuum Fig 20 2 Remove the filter from the frame and wash the filter under the tap using lukewa...

Page 11: ...Bush roll does not turn on Press the Brushroll button to the ON position The brushroll light near this button will illuminate green when ON Place your foot on the floor brush and pull the handle back to engage the brushroll If the red light on the power nozzle is illuminated see the section on Checking for Blockages Vacuum turns off on its own This vacuum cleaner is equipped with a motor protectiv...

Page 12: ...IR DUCT Stand vacuum upright Remove Dust Cup Assembly and empty Dust Cup if necessary Check Air Duct behind Dust Cup for clogs clear before replacing Dust Cup Assembly Fig 21 2 HOSE INTAKE OPENING Hold the top of the hose access door and pull firmly to remove Slide the knob to the center and pull out the hose Fig 22 Remove any obstructions and push the hose back in Slide the knob to the left and s...

Page 13: ... power TO RESET THE MOTOR THERMOSTAT Press the Power Button to turn the unit Off Unplug the vacuum Check for clogged hose or filter unclog hose and replace filter Refer to Checking for Blockages on page 10 Wait 45 minutes for vacuum to cool then plug in the vacuum Press the Power Switch to start the vacuum Maintenance Notes NV100UKL_26_IB_ENG_120305_1 indd 11 12 03 05 11 13 AM ...

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Page 16: ...Details Model number NV100UKL 26 Input 700 Watts Main unit voltage 220 240 V 50 60Hz COPYRIGHT EURO PRO OPERATING LLC 2012 PRINTED IN CHINA NV100UKL E 120305 1 Illustrations may differ from actual product Not to be disposed of with other household waste NV100UKL_26_IB_ENG_120305_1 indd 14 12 03 05 11 13 AM ...

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