What to do if my Shark S3501 Steam Cleaner will not make steam?
If your Shark Steam Cleaner isn't producing steam, try priming the pump (refer to page 5 for instructions). Also, ensure the water tank has enough water; if not, refill it following the provided instructions.
What to do if Shark S3501 Steam Cleaner leaves water on the floor?
If your Shark Steam Cleaner is leaving water on the floor, the cleaning pocket might be too wet. Unplug the steam mop and replace the cleaning pocket. Ensure the steam pocket is correctly attached.
How to fix Shark S3501 that will not turn on?
If your Shark Steam Cleaner won't turn on, ensure it's securely plugged into a functioning electrical outlet. Check your fuse or breaker.
Why are my floors cloudy after using Shark S3501 Steam Cleaner?
Cloudy, streaky, or spotty floors after using your Shark Steam Cleaner can occur for several reasons. The cleaning pocket may be dirty, so try flipping or changing it. If you washed the pocket with powder detergent, it might be ruined. For kitchen areas with grease buildup, pretreat the area with a degreasing agent like an all-purpose cleaner or dish soap before steaming. Avoid leaving the mop in one spot for too long. If you have hard water, switch to distilled water.
Why is my Shark Steam Cleaner hard to push?
If your Shark Steam Cleaner is hard to push, make sure the steam pocket is attached correctly. Also, check if the pocket is excessively dirty. For better leverage, try increasing the pole height.
General| Type | Steam Mop |
|---|---|
| Water Tank Capacity | 450 ml |
| Power | 1200 watts |
| Cord Length | 20 ft |
| Accessories | Microfiber Pads |
| Warranty | 1 year limited warranty |
Use caution when using the steam mop. Steam emitted is very hot.
Appliance not for use by persons with reduced capabilities without supervision; children shall not use.
List of precautions for safe operation of the steam mop to prevent hazards.
Diagram and list of all components included with the steam mop.
Step-by-step guide on how to assemble the steam mop handle and mop head.
Instructions for filling the water tank and attaching the cleaning pad and mop head.
Steps to plug in, heat up, and prime the steam mop for first use.
Guide to adjusting handle height and using both sides of the cleaning pocket.
Instructions for refilling the water tank and crucial warnings about leaving the mop unattended.
Steps for cooling down, removing the cleaning pocket, emptying the tank, and storing the mop.
Recommendations for washing and maintaining the cleaning pockets.
Lists common problems with the steam mop and their recommended solutions.
Instructions and importance of registering the product for safety notifications.
Instructions and importance of registering the product for safety notifications in Germany.
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