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How to use shark lift away deluxe vacuum?

If you've just bought a Shark navigator lift away deluxe NV360 and don't know how to use it yet, this might be a useful article for you. In general, how to use this type of vacuum cleaner is relatively simple. What you need to do are some notes below. From there, these machines will operate more efficiently and in a long time.

Notes on using the Shark lift away deluxe vacuum

  • When cleaning dirt from bare floors, it's better to leave the brush rolling to static. When vacuuming on the carpet, let the brush roll in rotating mode.
  • When cleaning dirt from bare floors, it's better to leave the brush rolling to static. When vacuuming on the carpet, let the brush roll in rotating mode.

     

  • Adjust the suction power when you try to suction different carpets such as normal, medium, high-class, and luxurious carpets. The too strong suction power can damage the carpet or, if too weak, the carpet is not clean.

     

  • Empty the dust cup each time you use the vacuum cleaner. Keep the dust cup full regularly as it can cause problems in the long run. So we recommend that you pour dust out of the cup when it is less than the maximum mark.

     

  • As for the pre-engine filters, it is recommended to rinse and dry them every three months. If you use the machine with a dense capacity, you may need to clean it more often than that. Your engine filter should be cleaned every two years or as needed.

     

  • If, after turning on, the machine does not suck dust, check the filter to see if they need cleaning or not.

     

  • When the switch is switched on, the brush roll does not rotate immediately. Then take action by turning off the machine to check the hoses and the parts connected to the hoses, and removing the blockage.

How to use the Shark navigator NV360

The Navigator lift-away dlx vacuum cleaner has 2 different cleaning modes to meet all your needs.

1. Upright mode: Vacuum straightening - floors and carpets

Installation

  • Lift up the case and attach the case to the motorized deep nozzle. Lower the case gently until you hear a click.
  • Lift up the case and attach the case to the motorized deep nozzle. Lower the case gently until you hear a click.

     

  • Attach the end of the extension bar to the back of the case until a click is heard.

     

  • Insert the top end of the extension bar into the hole of the holder. Then drag the holder downwards along the extension bar.

     

  • Insert the handle on the top end of the extension bar.


Use

  • Quickly remove the power cord by rotating the rear column of the extension boom. by rotating the rear column of the extension boom.

     

  • Pressing the on/off button has 3 modes: "I" is for smooth floor suction, "II" is for sweeping the carpet, "O" is for shutdown.

     

  • Use your foot to gently press the motorized pitch nozzle to the floor and pull the camera body backward to tilt the body toward you. Note that the roller brush will not rotate if the floor nozzle with the motor is not close to the floor and the handle is not tilted backward.

     

  • Turn off the machine at the end.


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2. LIFT - AWA mode: To wipe hard to reach places

Installation

  • Separate the machine case and motorized floor nozzle by pressing the button on the side of the case. Use your foot to hold the nozzle to the floor and pull up the case.
  • Separate the machine case and motorized floor nozzle by pressing the button on the side of the case. Use your foot to hold the nozzle to the floor and pull up the case.

     

  • Press the handle release button and pull up the handle, or press the extension bar and pull up the extension bar.

     

  • Attach the desired accessory to the end of the extension bar or handle. The accessories can be (dusting brush, crevice tool, air fur brush) depending on the user's purpose.


Use

  • Press the on / off button to enter the "I" position for vacuuming in the high position. One hand holds the handle A; the other hand is used to carry the box. Note, do not press the "II" button in this mode because the roller brush operation may damage some areas that need cleaning in the long run.
  • Press the on / off button to enter the "I" position for vacuuming in the high position. One hand holds the handle A; the other hand is used to carry the box. Note, do not press the "II" button in this mode because the roller brush operation may damage some areas that need cleaning in the long run.


In short, the Shark NV360 can flexibly switch between two modes: upright and lift away. Therefore these machines fully integrate the necessary features for your home cleaning.

Edited by RaulAlonso
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  On 6/1/2020 at 9:45 AM, RaulAlonso said:

i have no idea how to check if the item is actually an ore

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Check if it's an instance of OreBlock.

  On 6/1/2020 at 9:45 AM, RaulAlonso said:

I want it to be compatible with other modded ore

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Not going to happen, from what I've seen a lot of modders don't extend OreBlock for custom ores.

It's sad how much time mods spend saying "x is no longer supported on this forum. Please update to a modern version of Minecraft to receive support".

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