Floor Cleaning - Shark S3901 Series Owner's Manual

IMPORTANT: When you are using the Steam
Mop for the first time, it might take longer than the
normal 30 seconds to start steaming.

Floor Cleaning

1 Sweep or Vacuum your floors prior to cleaning with
your Steam Mop.
2 Plug the power cord into an outlet. The STEAM
CONTROL button will flash blue.
IMPORTANT: Make sure you do not use the mop
without attaching a cleaning Pocket Pad and adding
water to the tank first.
3 Press the STEAM CONTROL button to select your
steam setting:
Once for (DUST) , twice for
times for (SCRUB). Pressing a fourth time will
place the unit on standby. (fig. 6)
4
Use the shaggy side of the cleaning pads to lift up and
lock away all the dirt and debris and the scrubbing
side to break up tough stains.
5 When the water tank is empty, the Steam Mop will
stop producing steam. You can refill the water tank at
any time as long as the Steam Mop is unplugged from
the outlet. Follow the instructions from page 14. This
applies to switching the mop heads or cleaning pocket
pads as well.
6 When you are done, press the STEAM CONTROL
button until the light blinks blue as in standby mode.
(fig. 7)
NOTE: When using your Shark
Steam Pocket Mop in MOP mode be careful not
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to press the steam trigger on the Handheld Steamer, as
it will activate STEAM SETTING mode. If this happens,
press the STEAM CONTROL button one time to
reactivate your steam selection.
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fig. 6
(MOP), and three
Lift-Away Pro
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TO SANITIZE* WITH THE RECTANGLE MOP HEAD
1 Start with a clean Pocket Pad.
2
Plug in the unit and press the Steam Control Button to
select either the Dust, Mop or Scrub Setting.
3 Wait 30 seconds for the unit to begin producing steam.
4 Start mopping on an appropriate sealed hard-floor
surface with a forward and backward motion. After
three minutes, your unit is ready to be used to sanitize.
5 Using a forward and backward motion, move the unit
over the area you seek to sanitize. Repeat at least 15
times.
* Sanitization studies were conducted under controlled test
conditions. Household conditions and results may vary.
With Rectangle Mop Head only, not with above-floor
accessories.
fig. 7