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Contents

Getting Started ................................................................................................... 2
Using Your 

Sonic Steam Pocket

 

Mop ......................................................... 5

Care and Maintenance ........................................................................................ 7
Troubleshooting Guide ........................................................................................ 8

Thank you for 
purchasing the 

Shark

®

 Sonic 

Steam Pocket

 

Mop.

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Summary of Contents for SONIC STEAM POCKET SM200UKJA 11

Page 1: ...SM200UKJA 11 OWNER S GUIDE SONIC STEAM POCKET MOP SM200UKJR 11 SM200UKJA_SM200UKJR_11_IB_E_120921_1 indd 1 12 09 24 4 05 PM...

Page 2: ...d use cord as a handle close a door on cord or pull cord around sharp edges or corners Do not run appliance over cord Keep cord away from heated surfaces 11 DO NOT unplug by pulling on power cord To u...

Page 3: ...ord from the electrical outlet allow to cool and clean with a dry or damp cloth Do not pour water or use alcohol benzene or paint thinner on the unit 24 Extreme caution should be exercised when using...

Page 4: ...tems or contact the retailer where this product was purchased They can take this product for environmental safe recycling This product has no on off switch and operates when plugged into the main supp...

Page 5: ...ing Started 2 Using Your Sonic Steam Pocket Mop 5 Care and Maintenance 7 Troubleshooting Guide 8 Thank you for purchasing the Shark Sonic Steam Pocket Mop SM200UKJA_SM200UKJR_11_IB_E_120921_1 indd 1 1...

Page 6: ...you buy them so you get a quality Shark Sonic Steam Pocket Mop g Filling Flask h Carpet Glider a Mop Handle b Water Tank Cap not shown c Sonic Agitation On Off Button d Water Tank Viewing Window e Al...

Page 7: ...of the steam mop together until you hear it click into place Fig 1 2 Fit one side of the Sonic Lift cleaning pad onto the head first making sure that the scrubbing side is facing down then using the...

Page 8: ...er 4 Turn the water tank cap counter clockwise and remove from the tank Fig 4 Use the filling flask to pour water into the tank Do not fill past the fill line on the water tank Fig 5 5 After filling t...

Page 9: ...motion of mopping will produce steam Fig 8 NOTE The steam mop is on when it is plugged in Unplug when you want to turn it off NOTE The Sonic Agitation On Off button is only for activating the sonic a...

Page 10: ...leave the Sonic Steam Pocket Mop with a damp wet Sonic Lift cleaning pad on any floor surface for any amount of time as this may damage the floor Using Your Sonic Steam Pocket Mop cont fig 9 fig 10 Us...

Page 11: ...minutes Release the residual steam by pumping the handle several times before removing the Sonic Lift cleaning pad from the mop head fig 13 fig 14 CARE OF YOUR CLEANING PAD 1 We recommend washing you...

Page 12: ...cleaning pad is attached correctly Check to see if the Sonic Lift cleaning pad is excessively dirty Check to see if the Sonic Lift cleaning pad is excessively wet If it is change to a dry cleaning pa...

Page 13: ...9 Notes SM200UKJA_SM200UKJR_11_IB_E_120921_1 indd 9 12 09 24 4 05 PM...

Page 14: ...10 Notes SM200UKJA_SM200UKJR_11_IB_E_120921_1 indd 10 12 09 24 4 05 PM...

Page 15: ...11 Notes SM200UKJA_SM200UKJR_11_IB_E_120921_1 indd 11 12 09 24 4 05 PM...

Page 16: ...s JML House NW5 3EG Technical Details Model numbers SM200UKJA 11 SM200UKJR 11 Input 1550 Watts Main unit voltage 220 240V 50 60Hz Printed in China Illustrations may differ from actual product SM200UKJ...

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