Shark Rocket HV380 Owner's Guide

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Shark Rocket HV380 Vacuum Specification

The Shark Rocket HV380 Vacuum is a versatile and lightweight cleaning device designed for efficient performance across a variety of surfaces. Weighing approximately 9.2 pounds, this upright vacuum features advanced swivel steering which enhances maneuverability, making it easy to navigate around furniture and tight spaces. The HV380 is equipped with DuoClean Technology, which incorporates a dual brush roll system to effectively remove large particles, fine dust, and stuck-on debris from both carpets and hard floors.

Its powerful motor provides strong suction, ensuring deep cleaning capabilities. The vacuum is designed for continuous floor-to-ceiling cleaning with its ability to easily convert into a handheld unit, allowing for versatile above-floor cleaning tasks. The device includes a range of attachments such as a duster crevice tool, pet multi-tool, and a wall mount for convenient storage.

The HV380 features an easy-to-empty dust cup, reducing the need for frequent interruptions during cleaning sessions. Its filtration system is designed to capture allergens and dust, promoting cleaner air in your home. The vacuum's power cord measures approximately 30 feet, providing extensive reach without the need for constant outlet changes.

Additionally, the HV380 boasts LED headlights on the floor nozzle, illuminating hidden debris in dark spaces, thus enhancing cleaning efficiency. With its combination of innovative features and practical design, the Shark Rocket HV380 Vacuum is engineered to deliver an exceptional cleaning experience for various household needs.

Shark Rocket HV380 Vacuum F.A.Q.

How do I assemble my Shark Rocket HV380 Vacuum for the first use?

To assemble your Shark Rocket HV380, start by attaching the wand to the motorized floor nozzle, then connect the handheld vacuum to the top of the wand. Ensure all connections click into place securely.

What should I do if my Shark Rocket HV380 loses suction power?

Check for clogs in the hose, filters, and dust cup. Empty the dust cup, clean or replace filters if necessary, and ensure no blockages in the floor nozzle or wand.

How often should I clean the filters in my Shark Rocket HV380 Vacuum?

It is recommended to clean the pre-motor foam and felt filters every month and the HEPA filter every year. Rinse them under water and let them air dry completely before reinstalling.

Can I wash the dust cup of my Shark Rocket HV380?

Yes, you can wash the dust cup. Remove it from the vacuum and rinse it with water. Ensure it is completely dry before reattaching it to the vacuum.

What should I do if the brush roll of my Shark Rocket HV380 stops spinning?

First, turn off and unplug the vacuum. Check the brush roll for any tangled hair or debris and remove it. Ensure the brush roll is properly seated and not obstructed.

How do I store my Shark Rocket HV380 when not in use?

For storage, wrap the power cord around the hooks on the back of the vacuum. The wand and handheld vacuum can be separated for more compact storage.

Why does my Shark Rocket HV380 smell when vacuuming?

A bad smell may indicate the filters or dust cup need cleaning. Check for blockages and ensure no debris is caught in the brush roll. Cleaning these parts should resolve any odors.

How can I replace the LED lights on my Shark Rocket HV380 if they stop working?

The LED lights in the Shark Rocket HV380 are not user-replaceable. If they stop working, contact Shark customer service for further assistance or repair options.

What attachments come with the Shark Rocket HV380 and how are they used?

The Shark Rocket HV380 typically includes a crevice tool, dusting brush, and pet multi-tool. These attachments can be connected directly to the handheld vacuum or the end of the wand for various cleaning tasks.

How do I troubleshoot if my Shark Rocket HV380 overheats and shuts off?

If the vacuum overheats, it may be due to blockages or dirty filters. Turn off and unplug the vacuum, check for clogs, and clean the filters. Allow the vacuum to cool down before restarting.