Introduction
As the vacuum turns on, it pulls air through the motor, creating a suction effect through the system. The post-motor filter helps return clean air to the room you are vacuuming in by catching any particles that managed to reach the motor.
A damaged or soiled post-motor filter can cause a lot of problems for your Shark Rocket IX141, ranging from low suction to overheating. The post-motor filter traps any dust or particles that escape the pre-motor and felt filter. If your Shark Rocket IX141's post-motor filter is soiled, it is very likely the pre-motor and felt filter is too. For efficiency, this guide will also show you how to remove those before the post-motor. Use this guide to quickly and easily replace your post-motor filter.
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Remove the handle base from stick portion of the vacuum for easiest handling. Press the indigo button and slide the handle base away from the stick.
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Flip the base so the handle is facing the ground.
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Locate the two arrows pointing toward the circular center.
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Pinch the grey circle and lift gently to remove the post-motor filter.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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