Shark ION^™ Robot 750 Vacuum with Wi-Fi Connectivity +
Voice Control

Getting started is easy. Follow these simple steps to get cleaning with your Shark ION^™ Robot.

1. Set up your charging dock.
Place the charging dock on a level surface with its back against a wall, in a space without obstructions that can easily be accessed by your Shark ION^™ Robot. Plug the dock into a power outlet. The more distance in front of the dock without an obstruction, the better—the farther the dock can see, the easier it will be for the robot to return to charge.

2. Install the side brushes.
Flip the robot over and snap on the two side brushes included in the box.

3. Power up your Shark ION^™ Robot.
Flip the power switch on the side of your Shark ION^™ Robot to the "On" position and place your robot on the dock. Once your robot is fully charged, press "Clean" to send your robot into action.

4. Prep your home for cleaning.
With Smart Sensor Technology, your robot navigates around obstructions as it cleans your floor. To help your robot complete its mission, prep your floor by removing all obstacles, such as loose power cords, clothes, toys, and low-hanging drapes.

Replacement parts and additional accessories are available for purchase at sharkaccessories.com.

You can register your Shark ION^™ Robot at www.registeryourshark.com.

Please fully charge your robot before using it for the first time (about 3 hours). Once your Shark ION^™ Robot is fully charged, unplug the dock and run the robot until it runs out of charge. Then plug in the dock, charge fully, and run the robot normally.

Please refer to the troubleshooting guide in your Instruction Booklet for additional information.

Main brushroll: Replace every 6-12 months.
Side brushes: Replace when visibly worn.
Dust bin filter: Replace every 2 months.
Front caster wheel: Replace every 12 months.
Brushroll door: Replace every 12 months.
Battery: Replace when directed by the "replace battery" light on the robot.

Caution: Turn off the power before performing any maintenance.

Dust bin: Empty after each use.
Main brushroll: Check weekly.
Side brushes: Check weekly.
Dust bin filter: Clean weekly.
Front caster wheel: Remove and clean weekly.

Caution: Turn off the power before performing any maintenance.

For best results, gently dust off cliff sensors and charging pads with a cloth or cleaning brush periodically as needed.

Your Shark ION^™ Robot was designed with Smart Sensor Navigation that prevents it from falling down stairs. The robot will sense the stairs and change direction to avoid any drops or falls.

A typical cleaning cycle for your Shark ION^™ Robot will last about 1 hour.

Your Shark ION^™ Robot needs about 3 hours to fully charge.

When the battery needs replacement, the red "Replace" light will illuminate. To remove the battery, turn the unit over and unscrew the battery cover with a Phillips-head screwdriver. Unplug the old battery from its connector, then plug in the new battery. Replace battery cover and screw it back into place. Recycle your battery per local laws. You may purchase additional batteries from sharkaccessories.com.

Your Shark ION^™ Robot is designed with Smart Sensor Technology so it can navigate around obstructions as it cleans your floor. By using an array of sensors, the Shark ION^™ Robot will steer itself around your home, using walls and objects as its guide and gently bumping them. This method allows the robot to travel in and out of rooms and around obstacles. If your Shark ION^™ Robot appears to be spending a lot of time in one spot, don't worry-over time, its programming will help it cover the full area. The Shark ION^™ Robot might not hit every area in one cleaning, but by scheduling daily cleaning, you'll notice its cleaning path will differ with each run to ensure it is maintaining your floors.

To help your robot complete its mission, prep your floor by removing all obstacles, such as loose power cords, clothes, toys, and low-hanging drapes. Use the included BotBoundary^™ Strips to easily block off obstacles or areas you don’t want your robot to enter. See the Tips and Tricks for Great Performance Guide for more information.

If your robot is stuck, it will make a beeping noise so you can find it.

When you want to send your robot back home, simply press the "Dock" button on the robot or remote.

The sensors on your robot’s front caster wheel require cleaning to function properly. Check the front wheel frequently and remote any tangled hair or wrapped debris so the wheel can rotate and spin freely.

To clean, pull out the wheel and the caster from the bottom of the robot. Remove debris that may have built up around the shaft and in the wheel cavity. Wipe the sensors located in the cavity with a clean, dry towel.

Pop off the black and white sensor wheel from the caster for easy cleaning. Remove any debris built up on the axle. Reattach the wheel and reinsert the caster assembly before use.

Please refer to the informational card included with the BotBoundary^™ Strips.

The brown strips included in the box with your robot are called BotBoundary^™ Strips and they are used to quickly and easily create ""no-go zones"" to keep your robot out of the areas you would like it to avoid. These may include:

• Near power cords that might cause tangles
• Hallways where you’d rather your robot not travel
• Around furniture with low clearance that may trap your robot

The side brushes need regular cleaning, as dirt may adhere to them and hair and fibers can easily get tangled in them.

1. Carefully unwind and remove string and hair from side brushes.
2. Gently wipe side brushes with a damp cloth. Be sure to let them air-dry completely before replacing them.

To remove a bent or damaged side brush, pull it off its post. To install new side brush, align hole in center of brush over post on bottom of unit. Press side brush down over the post until it clicks into place.

Apple:

1. Tap on the App Store icon.
2. Search the Apple App Store for "Shark ION Robot".
3. Tap on the Shark ION^™ Robot App.
4. Tap "Install" on the next page.
5. Your installation should begin.

Android:

1. Tap on the Play Store icon.
2. In the Play Store, search for "Shark ION Robot".
3. Tap on the Shark ION^™ Robot Clean App.
4. Tap "Install" on the Shark ION^™ Robot App page.
5. Your installation should begin.

To enable the Shark Skill for Amazon Alexa:

1. Open the Amazon Alexa app, go to the menu, and select "Skills." Or, go to the Alexa Skills store on the Amazon website.
2. Search for the "Shark Skill."
3. Select the "Shark Skill" to open the detail page, then select the "Enable Skill" option.
4. After enabling the skill, you can ask Alexa to open and use it by saying, "Open Shark Skill."

"To set up your robot with the Google Assistant on an Apple device:

1. Download, open, and sign into the Google Assistant.
2. Click "Explore" and scroll down to "Home Control," then click "More."
3. Scroll down to "Shark" and click the link.
4. Click the "Link" button to link the Google Assistant to your My SharkNinja account.
5. Sign into your My SharkNinja account.
   Tip: This is the same account you used when setting up your Shark ION^™ Robot in the Shark ION^™ Robot App.
6. Click "Authorize" to link your My SharkNinja account to the Google Assistant.
   Tip: This allows the Google Assistant to work with your Shark ION^™ Robot.
7. Congratulations! Your accounts are now linked. Try "OK Google, tell Shark to start cleaning" to send a command to your robot.

To set up your robot with the Google Assistant on Android:

1. Download, open and sign into the Google Home app.
2. Click the menu in the top left corner of the screen.
3. Click on "More Settings" and chose "Shared Devices."
4. Click the blue plus sign in the bottom right corner of the screen to add a device.
5. If your Shark ION^™ Robot is connected to Wi-Fi, it will show up in this screen. Click the Shark ION^™ Robot.
6. Go back to the main screen and click "Link to Shark."
7. Sign into your My SharkNinja account.
   Tip: This is the same account that you used when setting up your Shark ION^™ Robot in the Shark ION^™ Robot App.
8. Click "Authorize" to link your My SharkNinja account to the Google Assistant.
   Tip: This allows the Google Assistant to work with your Shark ION^™ Robot.
9. Congratulations, your accounts are now linked! Try "OK Google, tell Shark to start cleaning" to send a command to your robot.

Here are a few voice commands you can use with your Shark ION^™ Robot.

Amazon Alexa:
"Alexa, tell Shark to start cleaning."
"Alexa, tell Shark to pause my robot."
"Alexa, tell Shark to send my robot to the dock."

Google Assistant:
"OK Google, tell Shark to start cleaning."
"OK Google, tell Shark to pause my robot."
"OK Google, tell Shark to send my robot to the dock."

To control your robot on multiple devices you will need to log in to Shark ION^™ Robot app on each device. Make sure to use the same password and user name each time.

Main brushroll: Replace every 6-12 months.
Side brushes: Replace when visibly worn.
Dust bin filter: Replace every 2 months.
Front caster wheel: Replace every 12 months.
Brushroll door: Replace every 12 months.
Battery: Replace when directed by the "replace battery" light on the robot.

Caution: Turn off the power before performing any maintenance.

Dust bin: Empty after each use.
Main brushroll: Check weekly.
Side brushes: Check weekly.
Dust bin filter: Clean weekly.
Front caster wheel: Remove and clean weekly.

Caution: Turn off the power before performing any maintenance.

For best results, gently dust off cliff sensors and charging pads with a cloth or cleaning brush periodically as needed.

The sensors on your robot’s front caster wheel require cleaning to function properly. Check the front wheel frequently and remote any tangled hair or wrapped debris so the wheel can rotate and spin freely.

To clean, pull out the wheel and the caster from the bottom of the robot. Remove debris that may have built up around the shaft and in the wheel cavity. Wipe the sensors located in the cavity with a clean, dry towel.

Pop off the black and white sensor wheel from the caster for easy cleaning. Remove any debris built up on the axle. Reattach the wheel and reinsert the caster assembly before use.

The side brushes need regular cleaning, as dirt may adhere to them and hair and fibers can easily get tangled in them.

1. Carefully unwind and remove string and hair from side brushes.
2. Gently wipe side brushes with a damp cloth. Be sure to let them air-dry completely before replacing them.

To remove a bent or damaged side brush, pull it off its post. To install new side brush, align hole in center of brush over post on bottom of unit. Press side brush down over the post until it clicks into place.

Your robot is in the final stages of its docking routine and is making sure it aligns with the charging pads on the dock.

The robot may struggle with some high pile carpets. If your robot continues to have issues with the area, try to use the included BotBoundary^™ Strips to block off the area. You may purchase additional BotBoundary^™ Strips from sharkaccessories.com.

During your first few cleanings, you may need to make some small adjustments to optimize your robot’s performance.

1. Always prep your home before cleaning. Some furniture or loose cords may create problems for your robot. To prevent this, clear away cords and other obstructions. If an obstruction can’t be moved, block off the area with the included BotBoundary^™ Strips.
2. Your robot may find its way under furniture with low clearance, but not be able to free itself. Try using BotBoundary^™ Strips to block problem areas. Consider shifting furniture away from carpets or using furniture pads to raise the furniture to create clearance.
3. Your robot can easily climb over obstacles up to ¾” high. Obstructions higher than this may present a challenge. Use BotBoundary^™ Strips to block off these areas.
4. Your robot is designed to run for 60 minutes before searching for its dock. If your robot roams too far, it may have trouble finding the dock. Make sure the dock is centrally located, with 3 feet of clearance on either side. Depending on the size of your floor space, it may be helpful to use BotBoundary^™ Strips to keep your robot from traveling too far. You can also add a second dock, available at sharkaccessories.com.
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Clean out both side wheels, and remove anything stuck around the axle.

Turn the unit over and pull off the side brushes. Remove any debris wrapped around the side brushes.

If there is a clog, the robot will detect that its suction motor is working harder than usual. First, remove and empty the dust bin. Press the filter door release button, open the door and remove the filter. Clean the dust bin and filter with a cleaning brush. Next, turn the unit over and remove the brushroll. Look into the inlet to see if anything might be stuck, and remove any obstructions. For additional help, please call Customer Care at 1-877-581-7375.

Unwind anything that is wrapped around the brushroll. Remove the brushroll from the unit by lifting off the brushroll access door, then pulling out the brushroll. Use scissors or the cleaning tool provided with your unit to cut away any debris or hair.

Pick up the Shark ION^™ Robot to free it from whatever it is stuck on. Press the bumper back a few times, making sure it moves freely and isn't locked in a position where it's pressed back.

Your Shark ION^™ Robot may be losing connectivity for two reasons: the Wi-Fi signal may be weak, or the robot may have entered a zone that blocks Wi-Fi. It is normal for your robot to temporarily lose connectivity when it goes under couches or moves through parts of your house that are far from your router. Your Shark ION^™ Robot will automatically reconnect to Wi-Fi. If the robot continually has trouble connecting to Wi-Fi, please contact Customer Care at 1-877-581-7375.

If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, customers may exercise the 60-day money back guarantee option. Please visit sharkclean.com/returns for more information.