Shark CS110EM

Shark CS110EM Rocket Ultra-Light Corded Stick Vacuum User Manual

Model: CS110EM

1. Introduction

This manual provides essential instructions for the safe and efficient operation, assembly, and maintenance of your Shark CS110EM Rocket Ultra-Light Corded Stick Vacuum. This lightweight and powerful vacuum is designed for deep cleaning across various surfaces, offering floor-to-ceiling versatility and easy conversion to a handheld unit. Please read this manual thoroughly before first use and retain it for future reference.

2. Important Safety Instructions

When using an electrical appliance, basic precautions should always be observed, including the following:

3. Assembly and Initial Setup

Your Shark CS110EM vacuum comes with several components that are easy to assemble.

  1. Attach the Floor Nozzle to the Wand: Insert the wand into the floor nozzle until it clicks securely into place.
    Assembled Shark CS110EM Rocket Ultra-Light Corded Stick Vacuum

    Figure 3.1: Fully assembled Shark CS110EM Rocket Ultra-Light Corded Stick Vacuum, showing the main unit, wand, and floor nozzle.

  2. Connect the Handheld Vacuum to the Wand: Slide the handheld vacuum unit onto the top of the wand until it clicks. Ensure all connections are firm before use.
    Diagram of Shark Corded Stick Vacuum components and features

    Figure 3.2: Diagram illustrating the main components of the Shark Corded Stick Vacuum, including the handheld unit, wand, and floor nozzle, along with key features like fingertip controls and swivel steering.

  3. Attach Accessories (Optional): Depending on your cleaning needs, attach any included accessories directly to the handheld vacuum or to the end of the wand.

4. Operating the Vacuum

4.1 Power and Mode Selection

The vacuum features fingertip controls located on the handheld unit. Plug the power cord into a suitable electrical outlet.

4.2 Floor Cleaning (Stick Mode)

For cleaning floors, use the vacuum in its full stick configuration.

Woman vacuuming a floor with the Shark stick vacuum, transitioning from hard floor to carpet.

Figure 4.1: A user demonstrating the Shark stick vacuum's powerful suction on both hard floors and carpets.

Woman vacuuming under a sofa with the low-profile Shark stick vacuum.

Figure 4.2: The vacuum's low-profile design allows for easy cleaning under furniture.

4.3 Above-Floor Cleaning (Handheld Mode)

The vacuum easily converts to a handheld unit for versatile cleaning.

  1. Convert to Handheld: Press the release button to detach the handheld vacuum from the wand.
    Woman holding the Shark vacuum in handheld mode, ready to clean upholstery.

    Figure 4.3: The Shark vacuum easily converts into a lightweight handheld unit for cleaning furniture, stairs, and other elevated surfaces.

  2. Use with Wand for High Reach: For cleaning high areas like ceilings, fans, or curtains, detach the floor nozzle and attach the handheld vacuum directly to the wand.
    Woman using the Shark vacuum with the wand and handheld unit to clean high windows.

    Figure 4.4: Detach the hand vacuum and wand from the nozzle to reach high and low areas, such as cleaning windows or ceiling corners.

  3. Use with Accessories: Attach specialized tools (e.g., crevice tool, upholstery tool) directly to the handheld unit or the wand for targeted cleaning.

5. Maintenance

Regular maintenance ensures optimal performance of your vacuum cleaner.

5.1 Emptying the Dust Cup

Empty the dust cup after each use or when debris reaches the MAX fill line.

  1. Ensure the vacuum is unplugged.
  2. Hold the handheld vacuum over a trash bin.
  3. Press the dust cup release latch to open the bottom of the dust cup, allowing debris to fall out.
  4. Close the dust cup until it clicks securely.
Man emptying the dust cup of the Shark handheld vacuum into a trash bin.

Figure 5.1: The removable dust cup can be easily emptied by pressing a button, disposing of debris in seconds.

5.2 Cleaning Filters

The vacuum uses foam filters. Rinse filters with cold water only. Allow to air dry completely for at least 24 hours before reinstalling.

5.3 Brushroll Maintenance

Regularly check the brushroll for any hair, string, or debris that may be wrapped around it. Carefully cut away any obstructions using scissors.

6. Troubleshooting

If your vacuum is not performing as expected, consult the following table for common issues and solutions.

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
Vacuum does not turn on.Power cord not securely plugged in.Check plug and electrical outlet.
Vacuum is not picking up debris.Dust cup is full.
Filters need cleaning.
Blockage in nozzle, wand, or hose.
Empty dust cup.
Clean filters.
Check for and clear blockages.
Brushroll is not spinning.Carpet/Hard Floor setting incorrect.
Blockage in brushroll.
Ensure correct surface setting is selected.
Clear any obstructions from the brushroll.
Vacuum shuts off.Overheating due to blockage or dirty filters.Unplug vacuum, clear blockages, clean filters, and allow to cool for at least 45 minutes.

7. Specifications

8. Storage

The Shark CS110EM is designed for compact, freestanding storage.

Shark stick vacuum in freestanding storage mode, with the handheld unit clipped to the lower part of the wand.

Figure 8.1: The vacuum can be stored in a freestanding position by detaching the hand vacuum and clipping it to the base of the wand for compact storage.

9. Warranty and Customer Support

For warranty information, product registration, or customer support, please refer to the warranty card included with your purchase or visit the official Shark website.

Website: www.sharkclean.com