20 Most Recent Shark MV2010 Vac-Then-Steam 2-in-1 Vacuum and Steam Mop Purple Questions & Answers

Question edited for clarity and proper 'make model' as written in manual. Return the machine to Shark for free replacement under lifetime warranty. https://www.google.com/search?q=Shark+Vac+steam+MV2010 ..

Yes,you can Emily...

In order to do that you need the diagram or schematic obtainable from the manufactures web site.

shark is notorious for placing screws in odd places. look at the mini roller glides on each end at front ( one on each side of the front ) usually one under each of those, usually on the sharks is an item looks like it can be popped off or removed, then there most likely is a screw there.

this link is for the manualhttp://www.sharkclean.com/manual/MV2010_11_IB_ENG_110103.pdf

http://www.sharkclean.com/manual/MV2010_11_IB_ENG_110103.pdfSteam frame and padmust be attached to the cleaning unitin order to use the steam functionhttp://www.sharkclean.com/manual/MV2010_11_IB_ENG_110103.pdf

Select the model of your Shark fromhttp://www.totalvac.com/shark-owners-manuals.htm

Steam frame and pad

must be attached to the cleaning unit in order to use the steam functionmanual > http://www.sharkclean.com/manual/MV2010_11_IB_ENG_110103.pdf

im not familiar with that brand but i am an electrician and vac tech. i would if i were you i would check and make sure the heating element had power at its connection. if there is power replace the heating element. plenty of online vac parts stores have schematics along with a parts list to help you locate part in vacuum.

http://www.sharkclean.com/manual/MV2010_11_IB_ENG_110103.pdf

this link is the manualhttp://www.sharkclean.com/manual/MV2010_11_IB_ENG_110103.pdf

Well, that is just a little too vague for us to help you. Try describing the problem.