Care Of Your Steam Mop - Shark S3901SL Owner's Manual

Care of Your Steam Mop

fig. 28 fig. 30
AFTER USE AND STORAGE
1 When you have finished using the Handheld
Steamer, reattach it to the mop by first placing
the bottom of the Handheld Steamer into the
cradle of the mop housing. (fig. 28)
2 Then slide the top end of the Handheld Steamer
into the mop housing and snap into place.
NOTE: Make sure all attachments are removed
before reuniting the Handheld Steamer with the
Steam Mop.
3 If you have finished mopping, press the ON/
STEAM SETTING button until the LED light blinks
blue. This stops the unit from steaming. Unplug
the cord from the outlet and place the mop into
the upright position. Let the unit cool for 2-3
minutes.
Remove the cleaning pad by releasing the quick
fasteners and using the lavender loop on the
side of the pocket, avoiding contact with the hot
pad or dirt. (fig. 29)
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fig. 29
fig. 31
4 Empty the water tank before storage. Remove the
water tank cap and empty the tank over a sink.
Replace the water cap. (fig. 30)
5 To store the Shark ® Lift-Away ™ Pro Steam
Pocket Mop hanging up, first remove the
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head (after it has cooled and the steam has been
released) then hang on a large hook. (fig. 31)
6 Place the Direct Steam Nozzle on the storage clip
for easy accessability.
40°
fig. 32
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CARE OF YOUR CLEANING PADS
1 We recommend washing your cleaning pad
separately from other fabrics to avoid picking
up lint. Only use liquid detergent (no
powder detergent). Do not use any
fabric softeners or bleach. Line dry. Do not
tumble dry. (fig. 32)
2 If there are loose threads on the cleaning pad
carefully cut the thread with scissors. Do not pull
on them or cut at the base.(fig. 33
IMPORTANT: The cleaning pad may be very
hot from the steam. Use caution when removing.
Let the unit cool for 2-3 minutes.
DECALCIFYING YOUR STEAM MOP
Calcium and mineral deposits can build up and
impact the performance of your steam mop
over time. To extend the life of your product we
recommend that you use distilled water.
fig. 34
CLEANING THE NOZZLE
NOTE: To prevent clogging, it is recommended
that you periodically clean the Direct Steam
Nozzle and the extension hose stem with the
cleaning tool provided or a paper clip.
1 Your Handheld Steamer should not normally
require cleaning, however, should you notice
a decrease in the steam output, it may be
necessary to remove mineral deposits built up
around the nozzles.
2 Unplug the cleaner from the electrical outlet.
3
Use the provided nozzle cleaner or a small
diameter stiff metal wire, such as a straightened
metal paperclip, and carefully insert the end of
the wire into the nozzle orifice. See illustration
above. (fig. 34)
4 Move the wire back and forth several times to
remove any deposits.
5 Plug in the appliance to the power outlet and
test steam output.
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