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Might try calling Sears, which appears to have a parts diagram. You may find a service manual for sale using Google, but unsure if site is fraudulent or not that I saw.
Shark products don't have serial numbers. They are meant to be disposable therefore have no need for serial numbers. Shark doesn't even have a parts dept.
Look for a label (possibly a silver-colored label with black print) along the side (left or right side) of the main body of the vacuum / collection container.
The Singer UK site has a web site on the history of the company. This includes a list of when and where the machines were made based on their serial numbers. Start at http://www.singermachines.co.uk/faq/vintage-sewing-machine-serial-number-list/ and scroll to the bottom of the page for the links for serial numbers that start with 1 or 2 letters.
The F9620856 was built in 1920 and EB976045 was built in 1939. Both were manufactured in Clydebank, Scotland.
There is a thermal reset button on your vaccum. It is on the rear of the unit, just below the attachments and next to the sticker with the serial numer etc on it. The vacuum is designed to turn itself of if too much heat gets built up to prevent it from "burning up."
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