20 Most Recent Euro-Pro S3325 Handheld Steam Vacuum - Page 4 Questions & Answers

Hello,

Here's a link to the filters for your EP033 model that you've mentioned. Slightly confused as the question was asked under the S3325 model which is a handheld steam vacuum, please let me know if you need them for this model instead, I'll be happy to add additional info.

Here's the link for;

Euro-Pro Shark Handheld Vacuum Cleaner Model EP033 Filters, 3 Pack. Part Number XSH033

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Thank you,

Chris Jones
GoVacuum.com

here is euro-pros number they carry parts for shark
1-800-361-4639 or 1-519-842-8691

Solution #1 You helped me out Thanks a bunch!! I just have one thing to add when you go to the site on the left side click on Vacuums then click on Cordless Sweepers in the middle of page their you will see what Model you are looking for ...

Yes they should be available at your local Wal Mart .. or you can get them art walmart.com ..

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Shark-Steam-Mop-Replacement-Pads-2-Pack/9854897

Please vote !!

The Owner's Manual for the EuroPro S3325H Canister Steam Cleaner can be found online here:http://www.sharkclean.com/manual/S3325H_REV_1103A.pdfThe manufacturer does offer Parts & Accessories online for a number of models; however the S3325H is not listed at this time. If you need parts, you might conisder registering your machine with the manufacturer via the website and then contacting them either using their Live Chat feature or try their Toll Free number: 800-798-7398, to inquire about parts for your model.If I have misunderstood your question, please feel free to send a followup message.Thank you for using FixYa!

Cause you don't have water in it.

Good luck. I called the company and they no longer make them.

I think it may be from the same issue stated above--the thermal fuse blew. I have the exact same problem. This is what someone posted earlier:

There's a thermal fuse inside. If it gets too hot, the fuse will blow and the thing won't turn on.
It has a 216 C temp limit. You can find thermal fuses at radio shack for less than 5$. If you're adventurous enough, you can find the fuse in line of a white wire under a fiberglass outer and heat shrink inner shielding screwed against the bottom of the tank.

Now to figure out how to get to it!!!

I have the manual in a pdf file. Email me and I'll forward it to you
Rich

Try here: http://www.sharkclean.com