🧹 HQRP Lift Away Upright Coaster Rotator Review

There should be connectors at the end of the cord. When I removed the old cable, it had connectors that weren't on the replacement cable. These connectors are needed to solder the cable to the vacuum cleaner. It was assumed that it was simply connected with screws. Not only are they not included in the replacement cable, there is no mention anywhere that they are not included. More specific information must be provided when this product is sold. I'm trying to remove the connectors from the old…

I like the new cord because my wife is happy that the cord is 5-6 feet longer than the original. I'm concerned about durability because it's very similar to the original in terms of material and the original undercut Shark's price very quickly. The installation went smoothly. Yes there are a lot of screws but when you are ready to put them back together they will all line up nicely. I went to get proper wire clamps. I used 18-22 gauge 3/16" fittings from an auto parts store, which are slightly…

After our new pup chewed on the cord we either had to replace the vacuum or try to replace the cord. One thing I would do differently is improve the cable connectors. I only used what I had but due to the limited space in the vacuum it would be better to solder and use shrink wrap. In any case, it's much cheaper to fix it yourself than to replace the vacuum cleaner, for 200-300 dollars it's not worth paying someone to fix it. You might get lucky looking for disassembly information by your…

I like the new cable because my wife is happy that the cable is 1.5-1.8m longer than the original. I'm worried about durability because it's very similar to the original in terms of material and the original undercut Shark's price very quickly. The installation went smoothly. Yes there are a lot of screws but when you are ready to put them back together they will all line up nicely. I went to get proper wire clamps. I used 3/16" 18-22 gauge fittings from an auto parts store that are slightly…

Firstly, the company that makes this vacuum cleaner has gone to great lengths to make repairs difficult. You'll need a "safe" T15 extended-reach Torx bit to remove about 12 screws. Although there was a hidden bracket next to the switch, I was able to slide the cases apart far enough to access the internal power cables. I cut off the positive and neutral wires, removed the existing rubber grommet/gasket and inserted a new wire using a few drops of dish soap as a lubricant. I then secured the…