🧹 LesinaVac Compatible Navigator Cleaner - The Perfect Replacement for Improved Efficiency in Cleaning Review

Fits perfectly, changed in 20 seconds, looks great. hope it lasts but I can't find the feather or whatever it was. Now when I lift the handle, the whole vacuum doesn't lift as intended. The knob has never been a problem on the original handle in all the years I've had this vacuum.

After the factory hose wore out I had to look for a replacement. This product is almost identical to the original grip/hose. The only inconsistency I could find is that the connector that connects the hose to the main unit doesn't quite snap into place. The diameter of the plug is slightly smaller than the original. My Shark Navigator UV540 26 However, this does not affect the operation of the device. I wish it was tight but I'm still reasonably happy with this purchase. There is a star…

*Update: The little red button that attaches it to the top of the vacuum broke in less than a month. I didn't even use this part, it just popped out during use. and force him to block. But once it's in place, my vacuum cleaner works like new with no holes in the hose. I hope this article sticks so if I have the same wear and tear problem again I can get a new tube. THANK YOU for making vacuum cleaner spare parts. thank you very much!

VERY tight - got stuck halfway through and couldn't get it on or off. Unfortunately I can't find it through the vacuum company. Be aware that when using a wand I REALLY get a shock from holding it properly and touching where the hose connects to the wand. There is a piece of metal at the junction and I have to touch it. It's not enough to cause serious injury, but it's certainly enough to get your attention. I gave it 3 stars because it really works (mind your hand position!) and fits (make…

This is a great replacement hose for my Shark Navigator Lift-Away NV356. Although the color of the tube body isn't the white of the original, I enjoy the novelty of purple. Better quality hose than the original Shark hose. Only one thing is worth mentioning; When trying to insert the hose barb into the bottom end, I was unable to snap the device into place. On my husband's advice, I boiled a cup of water in our microwave and then soaked the end of the tubing (covering the bottom of the seal) in

Too early to tell how durable it is. It did not fit in the vacuum housing without modification. The small locking tabs on the hose connector would not snap into the vacuum cleaner body. This is because the new one (grey in the photo) is deeper than the original one (white in the photo), which prevents the protrusion in the slot from catching on the vacuum cleaner body. To fix this I used a small flat file to enlarge the slot a bit. Now it snaps in nicely. (If you need to do this, just remove a…

1) Serious problem: There are leaking gaps in the places where the rotary ring for adjusting the suction power is located. Gaps cause severe suction reduction when the suction reduction holes are close together. PHOTO is a cat toy with a metal part of a bell on the bottom, so it's not as light as a feather. The 1st photo shows where the outgoing intake manifold sucks air. As you can [hopefully] see in 2nd 2nd, the suction escaping around the *closed* ring is enough to hold it by itself. Even…