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If the brush roller is broken, you must buy a replacement. Why is your brush roller not working? When your brush roller stops working it is typically because it is either dirty or completely broken. Your device may alert you that the brush roller is jammed by blinking red light. If you notice that your cleaner is not picking up dirt anymore, check your brush roller. Once this happens, the vacuum cleaner will no longer pick up dirt and debris from your carpet. When the brush roller jams it stops the sweeping and agitation of the floors. These items are likely to cause issues with flooring if used incorrectly. There are several vacuum-related terms that you may want to research in case of further issues with the device, namely the crevice tool, electric hose, telescoping wand, dusting brush, and upholstery tool. The bristles aid the vacuum cleaner in losing any dirt or other particles that might be buried deep within your carpet. The brush roller contains several rows of bristles that rotate when you turn on the device. This is one of the most common vacuum-related issues. If you are experiencing a blinking light on your Shark vacuum, it’s probably because of a jammed brush roller. There’s a problem with the brush roller or it’s jammed.

There’s a problem with the internal wiring.

The motor is burnt out and in need of replacement.

The most common explanations are as follows: Your Shark vacuum may be blinking for several different reasons.

Shark Duoclean Headline Lights Flashing.

Shark Vacuum Lights Flashing when charging.

Note: you may need to repeat the cleaning process a couple of times for buttons that are heavily soiled. Let the buttons dry for at least 30 minutes before reattaching the battery and turning on the device. Repeat the process for all of the buttons that are sticking. Once you have cleaned one side, move your finger to the side of the button you just cleaned and clean the other side of the inside area of the casing that your finger was previously covering with the Q-tip.įinally, with some canned air, point the nozzle of the canned air parallel to the surface of the button and give it a few quick bursts of air to blow the debris out of the space between the button and the casing, but be careful to not blow any of the debris back into the device. Press down on one side of the button with your finger, while cleaning the inside area of the casing surrounding where the button is pressed in. Now the inside where the button meets the casing needs to be cleaned with the Q-tip.

After cleaning with the Q-tip, push down on the button a few times to work out any grime that may have come out, and clean that off with the Q-tip as well. Use the Q-tip to clean the sides of the button that stick out from the casing, making sure to use the fibers of the Q-tip to clean as far into the sides as possible. You want the Q-tip to be saturated with alcohol but not dripping. Next dip the Q-tip into the isopropyl alcohol, making sure to shake off the excess alcohol. Make sure the button and casework is facing upside down when you are cleaning it to prevent alcohol from dripping into the inside unit. Turn off the vacuum and remove the battery. You will need some Q-tips (or any cotton swabs), a bottle of high percentage isopropyl alcohol, and a canned air duster to clean the buttons.