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sensor failure or container /filter problem

so replace switch if its failing

I do not have that particular model in front of me, but here is a likely problem. It could be the brush bearings/ bushings are clogged with dirt or hair, or even rust. If you can remove the brush and the bearings/bushings ( which are the parts that hold the spinning brush), see if they work freely in your hand. If one end or the other is bound up, it is clogged with something. If you cannot remove the bearings/bushings from the machine, you might try some drops of a penetrating oil into those bearings/bushings to see if they will "free up". I personally use a product called "P B Blaster", which, although it has a strong smell, is one of the best penetrating oils on the market. NOTE: After re-reading your letter, I am wondering if the belt is the problem. Although it has a "lifetime" guarantee, that might only mean it will be replaced by the company for free should it fail. If it is worn out, it could slip, causing this problem. God bless your efforts.

try manufacturer

Hello, Stephen - This is the link to the PDF file for the Shark Sonic Duo+ Floor Cleaner (ZZ550): https://images.homedepot-static.com/catalog/pdfimages/f6/f671f1cd-7759-4791-9f64-021b6782e3b4.pdf To download and save the manual to your computer or tablet, you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader software (free.) Be sure to save the document with a file name you can find again easily in your Documents folder. Best wishes.

Should have gone to dyson you know makes sense ,enough said.

The filter is clog the solution is ; clean the filter or replace it,all the best.

Check for clogs. It will turn off to protect the motor.

Replace the roller drive belt.

Vague answer, but probably near where the power cord enters the housing.

Push the blue button on top of machine

Hello, Mary - Canada is a large country. It will help in knowing the name of the city or county and province where you reside in Canada. You can choose Comment, here, and type in the location information, so that I or another volunteer answerer for Fixya can provide you with a list of repair businesses in your area which repair Shark vacuum cleaners. Best wishes.

If it overloaded the circuit either it blew a fuse or kicked off the motor. Don't know if the shark has a reset button. If it has its on the outside motor housing(red button). Be sure to check the house relay first. Hope this helps. Pollo