Shark Rocket Hv301 Hose Replacement Repair Guide

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                          30 minutes - 2 hours

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Hose

Place the base of the vacuum face down so the roller brush is facing you.
Locate the five screws and remove the screws using a Phillips #1 screwdriver.
You may want to disconnect the base from the stick of the vacuum to make it easier to move around.

Place the base of the vacuum face down so the roller brush is facing you.

Locate the five screws and remove the screws using a Phillips #1 screwdriver.

You may want to disconnect the base from the stick of the vacuum to make it easier to move around.

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Step 2

Locate and remove the two small wheels below the roller brush by prying with a plastic prying tool.
This may require some force.

Locate and remove the two small wheels below the roller brush by prying with a plastic prying tool.

This may require some force.

Step 3

Locate and twist the three plastic screws to the unlock position with a quarter or flathead screwdriver.
Pull up on the plate covering the roller brush and remove it.

Locate and twist the three plastic screws to the unlock position with a quarter or flathead screwdriver.

Pull up on the plate covering the roller brush and remove it.

Step 4

Turn the vacuum over so the roller brush is on the ground.
Grab the vacuum on both sides of the hose and pull up to remove the top of the vacuum halfway.

Turn the vacuum over so the roller brush is on the ground.

Grab the vacuum on both sides of the hose and pull up to remove the top of the vacuum halfway.

Step 5

Gently pinch head of cable and pull upwards until upper casing disconnects from vacuum and proceed with removing upper casing.
Return the vacuum to its original position with the roller brush facing you.
Locate the screw to the right of the vacuum hose, close to the right wheel, and remove the screw with a Phillips #2 screwdriver.

Gently pinch head of cable and pull upwards until upper casing disconnects from vacuum and proceed with removing upper casing.

Return the vacuum to its original position with the roller brush facing you.

Locate the screw to the right of the vacuum hose, close to the right wheel, and remove the screw with a Phillips #2 screwdriver.

Step 6

Pull on the dark gray end of the hose that attaches to the roller brush chamber to remove the hose from the base.
This may require some force.
Twist the hose out of the chamber that attaches the stick to the base.

Pull on the dark gray end of the hose that attaches to the roller brush chamber to remove the hose from the base.

Twist the hose out of the chamber that attaches the stick to the base.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Kay Fisher - Mar 8, 2017

Great instructions, now where do I get the replacement hose. I can’t seem to find one anywhere, please tell be where to look

Suzannne Scheans - Dec 30, 2017

Rob the hose from the hard floor attachment, you probably do not use it as at low speed the brush head is awesome on hard floors.

Nick Verciglio - Mar 26, 2017

I found a hose that is a perfect fit. EVERBILT 6 ft Bilge and Pump Discharge Hose. 1-1/8 inch ID. Got it at Home Depot.

Joey Griffin - Nov 25, 2017

How did you get the hose from Home Depot to work? I’d like to try it, and I was hoping you would give some advice.

irishernie - Apr 15, 2019

Thank you so much for this recommendation! The Everbilt Bilge and Pump hose works perfectly!!! And now I have back up if I need to replace it again.

Thank you for the instructions as well Shelby! So much better than spending another $50 on a replacement head!

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