EASY! Shark Vertex Cordless IZ462H Maintenance Guide

Here are all the steps to maintain your Shark IZ462H Vertex Cordless Vacuum!
The Shark Vertex Cordless Duo Clean Power Fins (IZ462H) vacuum has become a popular choice for many mainstream consumers. But once you own it, how do you care for it? We break it down into simple steps that will allow you to keep your Vertex running well. Remember, bagless machines require frequent owner maintenance to perform at their peak!
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
00:40 Cup & Filter Checks and Care
03:35 Charging & Battery Care
05:05 Checking Wand and Flex Elbow for Clogs
06:35 Brushroll & Nozzle Care
10:40 Checking Your Power Fins for Wear
11:53 Diagnosing Belt Not Turning
13:05 Reassembling the Nozzle
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[@HouseOfVacuums]

We love making these reviews and providing information to the public. However, buying new vacuum models at retail and spending time testing them gets pricey! If you found this video helpful or if we saved you a few bucks, you can thank us by giving a Super Thanks. It is not necessary, but it is always greatly appreciated!

[@joanfletcher9500]

This video was my last resort and I’m so glad I watched it. I couldn’t figure out why, after I vacuumed there was nothing for me to empty out of the canister. Thank you very much!

[@stuarthamilton3074]

Very helpful and easy to follow guide. Super satisfying to take this bad boy apart and discover all the fluff and crap blocking the suction. Thank you.

[@HouseOfVacuums]

Great! I'm glad it was helpful.

[@opryman9]

Best instructional video ever!

[@SherrieG58]

Thanks! This was very helpful since I misplaced my manual!

[@shaffershenanigans8886]

Thank you for covering the tiny wheels!!!! I was hoping they would just pop out. We just grabbed one on prime day. I’m not 💯 that this is one I need. 3 large breed furry dogs and kids. I’ve cleaned out the machine twice already from it being stopped up. 👀

[@HouseOfVacuums]

Glad the video was helpful. It is true that these models struggle with excessive pet hair... you can check out my full review video for that info. Either way, hope this video keeps you on the road. Cheers!

[@daltonh5008]

I have a Rainbow E2 Black, which I absolutely love. I mostly have hard floor with a few large area rugs. I am highly tempted to purchase the Shark Vertex upright. I’m aware that they aren’t repair friendly. However, for light cleaning the duo clean seems to do fantastic on hard floors especially for removing fine particles.

[@HouseOfVacuums]

Hey Dalton! For most household debris, I actually prefer the regular Dyson V10 carpet head with the adjustable front gate. It can pick up large objects and does a good job on bare floors without rely on the fluffy roller. Just my opinion, though. I hope you are happy with whatever you get!

[@NME_hbb]

Thank you!

[@toughsotil]

So this video was extremely helpful and extremely unhelpful at the same time. Cause what you’re saying is, I need a vacuum to clean my vacuum,noted. But also, what are the instructions for someone that has not cleaned this thing in three years? What can get wet? What can get really wet? And what do I throw away and replace?

[@aanshatandon112]

Thankyouuuu for this videooooo❤❤❤

[@udishe]

thank you

[@astorian2077]

I have this vacuum and one thing we struggle with is random moisture that builds up in the dust can - we have to keep the canister open to prevent any moisture from hanging out in the can. It's so hard to clean if there is. I got moisture in there in the first place from vacuuming out an air conditioner filter on an especially hot day and I opened it a few days later to empty it and there was a horrible smell from there. That is the second time. Do you have any tips on taking out that blue part? I find that moisture accumulates between the rubber ring on the bottom of the blue part and the top where the filter goes.

[@amberbennis3006]

Do they make replacement wheels for this model?

[@kevinmunz]

Is there anyway to clean the motor? Used mine to clean up drywall dust and I think the dust was too fine and got through the filters. It still works but the motor makes an awful high pitched sound now.

[@willoverkill8461]

Thanks

[@HouseOfVacuums]

Thank you so much for watching and for your generosity!

[@dploessl1971]

Thanks!

[@HouseOfVacuums]

Thank you for your kindness!

[@silverado5469]

Wow, spend more time maintaining than using. Reminds me of Dyson. Oh well to each his own. I would not be bothered. Super video Matt. Thanks John in Ohio

[@HouseOfVacuums]

Yup, how crazy is that? Thanks for watching, John!

[@huskyvacs]

2:45 in order words, non-detergent cleaning chemicals. Also use a plastic spudger whenever you have to pry apart plastic, that way you are not destroying the housing.

[@HouseOfVacuums]

Yes on the non-detergent! Also, I tried the plastic spudger first.... this thing might as well have been glued on. A screwdriver was unavoidable, unfortunately.

[@victorhoe2321]

I think a used tooth brush becomes a valuable cleaning and scrub brush.

[@ShizaP]

Would you know why it shuts off after a few seconds?

[@rockychelle6362]

This video was SO helpful. I found the clog because of it. Thank you!

[@HouseOfVacuums]

Awesome, great news!

[@prufrok]

Hi, where is video your refer to about breaking into battery compartment? Didn't see link in video

[@HouseOfVacuums]

Look for the "Shark Vertex Cordless Review" that was released just prior to this video. Thanks!

[@kgraham333]

Not a fan of my vacuum, but I spent a lot of money on it and too late to return. Can you clean the other filter near the motor? It’s starting to stink when I use it

[@HouseOfVacuums]

Hey Kelli, thanks for the question! Yes, the rear HEPA is washable. To get to it, take your cup off and remove the foam filter. There will be a gloss black panel behind it. Pull and wiggle that piece until it comes free than that will allow you to clean the HEPA. Hope that helps!

[@victorhoe2321]

I am assuming the electric motor is driving the belts connecting the two rollers. how does the power head get power from the battery? Am I correct? To clean, I keep a used tooth brush

[@HouseOfVacuums]

Yup! And the power comes through the wand... if you look at both ends of the wand you will see the terminals.

[@servantofmyking]

I learned all sorts of new stuff here except what I am looking for. Loki can see thru the window that there is hair trapped where I’m assuming the belts are. (Both ends). Is there no way to take out that top roller where the rubber fins are so I can get underneath it to clean out that hair? Also, I don’t see any damage to the rubber fins but I do see damage to the brush parts of that top roller. Is that an issue?

[@HouseOfVacuums]

On this machine there is no way to remove the brushroll without disassembling the nozzle. It is a little bit of an undertaking, but I have a similar disassembly video on our Shark playlist for the Vertex corded. Hope that helps!

[@whisperingwillow661]

I just came across your video, thank you! This was very helpful:) I went searching for answers as to why the light is on but the roller isn’t moving!! Now I know, I probably should buy a new vacuum already:( I loved this vacuum but it’s not very repairable friendly:( I have 1 dog, & 2 cats.. the hair can be seen through the window & it is solid hair is all I can see:( I’ve cleaned everything that you demonstrated, very helpful:) Also, the part about not keeping the battery charged constantly was a bonus, I didn’t know this either, thanks again. I will check out your other videos too:)

[@love85t48]

Could u recommend the best type of vacuum for pet hair, hay and pine needles I have a pet rabbit and her hair has clogged my dyson animal and my Hoover commercial vacuum

[@HouseOfVacuums]

Oh man, pine needles and hay are bad news for pretty much any household vacuum cleaner. They are long enough to get stuck in hoses and light enough that they aren't easy to knock free with air flow. I hate to say it, but if that is what you are dealing with I would go the utility vacuum route, something like Ridgid at Home Depot. Make sure to get the largest hose diameter you can. There really isn't a better option in my mind. If I'm not think of an option, I'm someone will chime in.

[@krissie5602]

If you have hard floors and not carpet. Look into the eyevac

[@stevejenkins8488]

how does one clean or replace the hepa filter

[@HouseOfVacuums]

You can clean it until it starts to show physical signs of wear. Then it will need replaced.

[@rynic]

I am having issues with those teeny tiny wheels on the "Squeegee" as you called it. The part that comes off using a screwdriver. I use a nickel. The wheels are clogged with hair/fur. Help? Update...I just forced them out. Also If I see hair on the power fins in the window but not on the bottom, that means I can't get to that area?

[@HouseOfVacuums]

Hi Kimberly! You did the right thing on the wheels, they are just press fit so you will need to pry them out everyone once in a while because they like to collect hair. As for the hair you are seeing at the top of the power fins chamber, it is likely not on the brushroll itself since you cannot see it from below. It is likely caught on the "comb" at the top of the housing that collects the hair off the power fins. Unfortunately, there isn't a way to get to those without disassembly the machine... so you'll probably have to live with it. Thanks for watching. Hope that helps!

[@suzhays6732]

Why would shark make that power fin spot clear to see dirt that we cannot clean!?! Why??? Soooo annoying and gross.

[@HouseOfVacuums]

Suz, It is unfortunate you can't clean that part. I agree.

[@dhartman9208]

Excellent video, thanks for your help today! Best “click” and “like” for your buck! Only wish you would make one for the Shark Vertex Pro -Model ICZ362H 26

[@HouseOfVacuums]

Happy to help! Also, to my knowledge, the Pro has a slightly larger motor and a different color scheme, but I think the rest is pretty much identical. So hopefully this will still be useful for the Pro. Thanks for watching!

[@sav0405]

which parts can i not get wet? also how to I clean what I call the shield (the clear part the houses that roller that doesn't come out)? also what are your though on those powder carpet cleaners that you vacuum up? my partner loves it but i just cleaned the vaccum and its all over the machine. thanks!

[@HouseOfVacuums]

You shouldn't get anything but the clear portion of the cup damp. If you get water in the upper air chamber of the cup (the purple/blue part) it will take forever to dry. Unfortunately, the clear plastic on the nozzle that you can't remove really can't be cleaned without completely disassembling the nozzle. For carpet powders, do not use anything that is baking soda based. That will get past your filters and it is really, really bad for the motor. If you want to use something like that which is safe, I recommend a styrofoam base product like Feather Lite which you can Google to find some retailers.

[@kaygraham9347]

Apparently this is not a favorite vacuum of yours. What lightweight model do you suggest?

[@HouseOfVacuums]

The Riccar R10CV is the best cleaning, light, cordless vacuum I have ever used. Thanks!

[@OxsanaAriadneValentina]

My problem is that every so often I run over a pile of cat throw up hiding under a piece of furniture.... Yuk. I can take everything apart to clean EXCEPT THE CLEAR PLASTIC OVER THE POWER FINS! So frustrating 😤 😩😊 I wish I knew how to add a photo to demonstrate.

[@HouseOfVacuums]

Yeah, it is really hard to get to that plastic.

[@albertthomas6743]

10:12

[@HouseOfVacuums]

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[@nibelungvalesti]

Leaking

[@HouseOfVacuums]

Where?

[@conceptd0565]

Knowing what I know now makes me question why would ANYONE at all get this machine.

[@HouseOfVacuums]

Shark's marketing. They tell people they are the best and they believe them, unfortunately. Thanks for watching!

[@iguacu3517]

I bought it based on sterling reviews from Vacuum Wars channel.

[@jeuby3695]

I just bought it yesterday off Amazon for $279. Wish me luck. I watched every review video for this vac and all the vacs in this range. I think it's a perfect upgrade for me. Some people are biased and they will never tell you that.😊

[@charlesrodriguez7984]

I personally don’t like the design or cleaning performance of the shark. I prefer the cordless vacuums that LG or Ryobi makes. Nice video.

[@HouseOfVacuums]

Yeah, this one ain't all it's cracked up to be. Thanks for watching!

[@josephina4792]

Wow. Great, informative video. Thanks to you, I will not be buying this item.

[@HouseOfVacuums]

Happy to help!

[@nathanielaranda8407]

this is the worst design shark has ever done in my opinion 🙄

[@HouseOfVacuums]

I agree with you. It is really, really bad.

[@shaffershenanigans8886]

Y’all helped me decide. I’m returning mine.

[@nathanielaranda8407]

@@shaffershenanigans8886 I would look at a Hoover or bissell if you want a common off the shelf machine. They will clean well and parts are readily available unlike shark which they don’t really sell much of anything in parts

[@shaffershenanigans8886]

@@nathanielaranda8407 I have a shark lift away. It’s over 10 years old. And I love it. So I was hoping to get something for quick clean ups. This could not handle our dog hair at all.

[@pamelaodom8597]

@@HouseOfVacuumswhat’s the best cordless with good suction that is easy to maintain and clean? I almost bought this one.