Vacuum filter replacement

Which filter or dust bag your vacuum takes: 166 Electrolux, Shark, Dyson, Miele and Samsung vacuums, each matched to the exact part, with dated prices from 9 Australian sellers.

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Brands

Brand	Models	Filters
Electrolux	87	23
Shark	34	42
Dyson	29	21
Miele	11	12
Samsung	5	3

Looking for the part itself? All vacuum cleaner filters and dust bags.

Original or compatible?

Stick vacuums take a washable pre-motor filter and often a post-motor HEPA filter; barrel vacuums take dust bags and an exhaust filter. Dyson, Shark, Samsung, Miele and Electrolux all sell genuine parts direct in Australia. Compatible bags and filters are widespread; a bag that does not seal to the inlet lets fine dust into the motor, so check the part is made for your model, not just your brand.

Where the model number is

Dyson prints the type (SV14, SV15) on the label behind the bin or on the body; Shark's model is on the label under the dust cup; Miele and Electrolux barrels have the model on the underside. The bag type (GN, FJM, s-bag) is printed on the old bag.

Why change it on time

Washable filters should be rinsed monthly and replaced when they stay grey after washing. A blocked filter is the usual cause of a cordless vacuum losing suction or cutting out. Bags should be changed when the indicator shows, not when they are stuffed full, because suction falls off well before that.

How this list is built

Every fit comes from the manufacturer's own compatibility list or parts page, with the source recorded on each row. Where only a seller lists a fit, the page says so. Prices are re-read from each seller's page daily where they publish one, and dated. How FitMatch checks fitment.