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To my surprise there are no parts

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This vacuum is considered a disposable vacuum meaning dont bother trying to repair it the parts could cost more than just replacing it

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Yes i could have sent it in to shark under warranty but i would have to pay for shipping and wait who knows how long to get it back

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Ps you can get other parts from shark just not the motor

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But beware because i think i read shark only carries some parts for 5 years

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Vacuums are not like they used to be unless you spend big money for the high end vacuums

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It wasnt a direct fit had to transfer some of the plastic from orginal

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We have a shark navigator lift away that is about 12 years old…i think but recently it it lost all suction and while investigating what was wrong we couldn’t find anything so we went to turn it back on and nothing would not turn on at all and yes it was plugged in