How To Repair Shark Steam Mop S3601

• Unwrap the power cord from the handle.

• Remove the 56.0 mm Phillips caput #2 screw located above the water tank cap.

• Pull the handle to separate it from the body.

• Remove the three 12.0 mm Phillips head #two screws where the handle connects to the body.

• Remove the plastic cap.

• Remove the 3 xvi.0 mm T10 Torx screws almost the top of the torso and remove the h2o tank cap.

• The tertiary screw is direct on other side of the lesser spiral in the photo.

• Remove steam command button cover with a metal spudger.

• Remove the two 12.0 mm Phillips head #2 screws underneath.

• Remove the plastic rim with clear plastic embrace.

• Remove the Shark logo decal on the front end of body using a metal spudger.

• Remove the two 12.0 mm Phillips head #2 screws underneath.

• Pull out the plastic cover to remove.

• Pop off the grayness front plate to expose the control console and screws necessary to open up mop body.

• Remove the 3 12.0 mm Philips head #two screws continued to the dark gray plastic trim.

• Remove the four 16.0 mm T10 Torx screws located on the back of the mop.

• Remove the two 12.0 mm Phillips caput #ii screws that concur the ability cord to the device.

• Popular off the dark grey plastic trim cover.

• Pop open the white plastic mop body past pulling apart from the front and dorsum side.

• Remove the top left 12.0 mm Phillips head #2 spiral from inside trunk.

• Remove four 12.0 mm Phillips caput #2 screws from the inside of the mop body.

• Pull apart the bottom of the mop body from the dark grey connector.

• Disconnect the tube from the bottom

• Remove two 12.0 mm Phillips head #2 screws on the top and then pull back the black cream to reveal and remove the third 12.0 mm Phillips head #two spiral.

• Pull apart the mop torso from the water tank to separate.

Source: https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Shark+Professional+Steam+Pocket+Mop+Water+Tank+Replacement/106714

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