SharkNinja Operating Rocket User Manual

Please be sure to read the enclosed Shark® Owner’s Guide prior to using your vacuum.
ASSE MBLY
A
Handheld Vacuum
B
Zero-M® Cleaner Head
C
Wand
D
12˝ Crevice Tool
E
Pet Multi-Tool
WHAT’S INSIDE VERSATILE FLOOR-TO-CEILING CLEANING
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D E
B
C
QUICK START GUIDE
Corded Ultra-Light Vacuum
Rocket
®
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Settings
NOTE: For deep cleaning per ASTM F 608 (embedded dirt in
carpets) please use Setting II, Carpet.
Slide switch to
the bottom to
turn o power. To
begin vacuuming,
slide switch to
the appropriate
setting.
Bare Floor/Small
Area Rugs
The brushrolls
spin slowly to
clean bare floors
and delicate
arearugs.
Carpet
The brushrolls
spin faster to pick
up debris below
the surface ofyour
carpets.
OFF SETTING I SETTING II
NOTE: All accessories are compatible with both the wand and the
handheld vacuum. Use Setting I for all above-floor accessories.
Stand the vacuum upright.
Step on the foot pedal on
the bottom left side of the
floor nozzle and pull the
wand up to disconnect
it. Great for cleaning
baseboards, ceiling fans,
window sills, etc.
Press the WAND RELEASE
button and lift the handheld
vacuum o the wand. Great
for cleaning stairs and
furniture.
Above-Floor
with Wand
Above-Floor
with Handheld
Upright Mode
To clean floors, place foot on floor
nozzle and tilt handheld vacuum back.
NOTE: Select Carpet for stuck-on dust and debris.

SharkNinja Operating Rocket Specifications

General

Brand	SharkNinja Operating
Model	Rocket
Category	Vacuum Cleaner
Language	English

Summary

What's Inside

Included Components

Lists the handheld vacuum, cleaner head, wand, crevice tool, and pet multi-tool.

Versatile Floor-to-Ceiling Cleaning

Vacuum Power Settings

Explains the OFF, SETTING I (Bare Floor/Small Area Rugs), and SETTING II (Carpet) modes.

Upright Floor Cleaning

How to use the vacuum in an upright position for floor cleaning.

Above-Floor Cleaning with Wand

Detaching the wand for cleaning baseboards, ceiling fans, and window sills.

Above-Floor Cleaning with Handheld Unit

Removing the handheld unit for cleaning stairs and furniture.

Storage and Maintenance

Onboard Hook Storage

Instructions for hanging the handheld vacuum and wrapping the power cord.

Dust Cup Emptying Procedure

Steps to remove and empty the dust cup from the handheld vacuum.

Accessing Brushroll and Soft Roller

How to open and close the brushroll garage for maintenance.

Soft Roller Cleaning

How to remove and clean debris from the soft roller.

Brushroll Maintenance

Clearing away any debris that may be impeding the brushroll.

Checking for Nozzle Blockages

How to straighten the nozzle airway to remove blockages.