It's most likely the trigger not engaging the piston that releases the steam. Due to the fact that the plastic inside the 220 holding the trigger in place has cracked on both sides.It will need to be taken apart.That's another issue.Be easy on the trigger press down gentle.....
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Hi,
Here is a tip that I wrote about the Euro-Pro Shark Steam Mop and why it may
not be getting steam to the head...
Euro-Pro Shark Steam Mop Problem
heatman101
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Hi,
Nope...no cleaning to it...
Here is a tip that I wrote about the Euro-Pro Shark Steam Mop and why it maynot be getting steam to the head...
Euro-Pro Shark Steam Mop Problem
Here also is a link to get any of the Shark Manuals that you need.
heatman101
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There are different possible solution to your problems. You might figure it out by yourself when you follow these instruction.
1. A build-up or clogged in your steamer resulted from the minerals deposit in your steamer. These are possible solutions (a) clogged with rust or limescale - try a limescale
remover in distilled water such as Calgon limescale remover. Fill the
kettle as normal and give it time to boil up. Then release the steam as
you would normally. You may find that the kettle will spurt out
deposits of gunk. (b) clogged sprayer - put some vinegar and mix it with mineral water and let it set for a day.
2. A build up or corrossion in the brass button. Take the steamer apart. Remove screw, take off cover. Pull up rubber ring around hole. Remove 2 screws.
Remove 2 screws on front round spout. Remove round spout ring. Lift up
on black piece on top with trigger attatched..Now you see what the
trigger pushes against. It is a little brass knob. That knob is a shaft
that goes through the hole you fill in; and then has a spring on the
nozzle end if you would look in the nozzle hole. Spray limeaway on
the brass knob end. Then spray Limeaway in the nozzle end where the
spring is If you look in the filler hole; you will see the rod going
across it. Spray limeaway onto the rod where it goes back through
the metal to the brass side. You might have to hold the scunci sideways so the Limeaway can work. Put the Limeaway in a small dish and used a
qtip to saturate the rod. Let this soak a few minuites. Then hit the
brass knob end with a childs hammer. This will force the knob (rod) to
gointo the metal holding it. Then I went on the spout end a used the
end of a tooth brush as a rod to pound the rod back in the other
direction. Try this tapping n both directions a few times. Keep adding
Limeaway to the shaft on both ends.Rod will be loosed
and just using your finger you could push the button very easy. Seems my
water is very hard and causes calcium to build up from the steam.
Good luck
Alp
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