HQRP Navigator Lift Away NV355CS NV356KCS Review

Great I had to change the cord and I did it right. I found a YouTube video of someone disassembling the shark and learning how to replace it. I hooked it up without any special tools.

My dog damaged the cord and bought a new vacuum cleaner instead as the vacuum was quite expensive. I ordered a cable and replaced it. I'm extremely mechanical, so it wasn't difficult. Excellent quality cable

I had to buy a new cord because my pups ripped my new shark vacuum and I decided to fix it rather than throw out the whole $250 vacuum and bought this one. This cable is well made and I'm glad I got it because it's a bit longer than the original cable. Thank you Rewin!

You have to disassemble the covers of the vacuum cleaner, which requires a little mechanical skill and patience, FULLY DOABLE. Just use a small Phillips screwdriver and needle nose pliers to get the job done. The new power cord works great.

I was so impressed with how easy it is to fit in my vacuum cleaner. The hardest part was taking the vacuum apart, but it took about 29 minutes to connect the cord with the wire splitting and gluing together. The cord is actually longer than the cord that came with the vacuum cleaner. It is strong and has no kinks like the original cable.

Bound to husband. I had to use a special saw. The cable was too expensive and if I had to pay someone to connect it it wouldn't be reasonable. I used it once and the cable slipped under the rollers and pulled the rubber cover off the cable. None of the other sweepers I have ever owned have done this and I have used them for years.

My dog, like many here, chewed on the cord of a Shark vacuum cleaner. It was relatively easy to replace - all you need is a screwdriver to open the vacuum, some wire strippers (or some way to strip wires), and a way to connect new wires to existing wires. They're color coded so it's pretty easy and I just used a bunch of tape to connect the wires. 5/5 would recommend trying this out even if you're not tech savvy rather than buying a new vacuum. Saved me a few hundred $$

Husband attached. I had to use a special saw. The cable was too expensive and if I had to pay someone to connect it it wouldn't be reasonable. I used it once and the cable slipped under the rollers and pulled the rubber cover off the cable. None of the other sweepers I have ever owned have done this and I have used them for years.

Like many here, my dog chewed on the cord of the Shark vacuum. It was relatively easy to replace - all you need is a screwdriver to open the vacuum, some wire strippers (or some way to strip wires), and a way to connect new wires to existing wires. They're color coded so it's pretty easy and I just used a bunch of tape to connect the wires. 5/5 would recommend trying this out even if you're not tech savvy rather than buying a new vacuum. Saved me a few hundred $$

I found out how difficult it is? Comes complete without instructions. A nice guy posted a bunch of photos online, but there are HUGE gaps in them, at least for me. Should I take these little hats off? Should new cable wires be twisted with wires on the machine? Will I wear little hats? (This cable comes without caps.) Which caps should I use, regular caps or screw caps? Here's the thing, if you're going to sell this item it should come with instructions - GOOD instructions OR there should be a…