User Manual Shark VM251 VACMOP™ Pro Cordless Hard Floor Mop with Disposable VACMOP™ Pads

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Owner Manual Vacuum Cleaner

ASSEMBLY

Your VACMOP™ unit comes partially assembled with a cord connecting the parts. All versions assemble the same way. This appliance is for Household use only.

  1. Align and insert the Handle into the top of the Pole. You will feel it click in place.
  2. Align and insert the pole into the Main Body. You will feel it click in place.

NOTE: The model and serial numbers can be found on the QR code label on the back on the main body.

CHARGING THE LI-ION BATTERY

MAGNETIC CHARGER
Plug charger into an electrical outlet.

MAGNETIC CHARGING CONNECTOR
Connect the magnetic charger to the port on the back of the main body.

CONTROLS

VACUUM TRIGGER AND SPRAY BUTTON

Spray Button
Press and hold the spray button on top of the handle to dispense cleaning solution through the spray nozzle.

Vacuum Trigger
To vacuum, pull the trigger and hold it in.

HEADLIGHTS

AUTOMATIC HEADLIGHTS

When the VACMOP™ is in use, the motion sensor will automatically activate the headlights. After 10 seconds of inactivity, the headlights will turn off.

ATTACHING AND REMOVING THE DISPOSABLE PADS

ATTACHING THE DISPOSABLE PAD

Place the VACMOP™ Disposable Pad on the floor with the scrubbing strip down. Line up the front edge of the VACMOP into the plastic bumper on the pad. Holding the handle, press the VACMOP base down until the disposable pad clicks into place.

REMOVING THE DISPOSABLE PAD

To detach the disposable pad, press the release button on the side of the VACMOP base. Dispose of dirty pads by releasing them directly into the trash.

DISPOSABLE PAD FUNCTIONALITY

DIRT CHAMBER TECHNOLOGY

The dirt chamber collects and locks away dirt and debris when you vacuum.

DISPOSABLE PAD TECHNOLOGY

The disposable pad’s fibers absorb messes as you mop.

NOTE: DO NOT vacuum up liquid or vacuum while spraying cleaner—this will cause reduced suction or no suction. Clean liquids and wet messes ONLY by mopping.

LI-ION BATTERY

Prior to first use, charge completely. A full charge takes approximately 3.5 hours.

BATTERY RUNTIME

The Shark VACMOP is designed to handle anything from quick pickups to whole cleaning sessions—just charge it between uses. If it’s used for one-off everyday messes or for more mopping than vacuuming, it will last longer on one charge. If you’re continuously vacuuming, a full charge will last up to 13 minutes.

LED BATTERY POWER AND CHARGING INDICATOR

Indicator LED

IN USE:

Normal Operation - Solid white

Low Battery - Blinking white

Very Low Battery - Blinking red Out of battery - Rapid blinking red

CHARGING:

Battery Charging - Pulsing white

Full Charge - Solid white (will turn off after 5 minutes)

RECYCLING THE LI-ION BATTERY

When the Shark® Li-Ion battery needs to be replaced, dispose of it or recycle it in accordance with local ordinances or regulations. In some areas, it is illegal to place spent lithium-ion batteries in the trash or in a municipal solid waste stream. Return spent batteries to an authorized recycling center or to the retailer for recycling. Contact your local recycling center for information on where to drop off the spent battery.

NOTE: The Shark battery, like all lithium-ion batteries, will naturally decrease in capacity over time from the 100% capacity of a new battery.

FILLING THE RESERVOIR

Lift the reservoir lid and press it up until it clicks into the open locked position. Carefully pour Shark VACMOP Cleaner into the reservoir, up to the MAX line. When finished, press the lid closed.

NOTE: Before using your unit for the first time, carefully add the entire starter bottle of Shark VACMOP Cleaner into the reservoir.

CLEANING MODES

For best results, first use the vacuum to remove dry debris, then spray the Shark VACMOP Cleaner to wet mop.

STORAGE

After wet cleaning, remove the pad from the VACMOP™ base before storing the unit.

To store the unit, stand it upright and lean the back of the non-slip handle against a wall.

To hang the unit from a nail or wall hook (not included) align the opening at the end of the handle over the hook or nail.

DISASSEMBLY

NOTE: Once the unit is assembled, do not take it apart, unless for repacking or shipping.

  1. Press in the snap clip with a small tool (screwdriver, pen, etc.)
  2. While pressing down on the top snap clip, pull the handle out of the pole.
  3. Next, press in the snap clip on the VACMOP body with a small tool.
  4. While pressing down on the bottom snap clip, pull the pole out of the VACMOP body.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

VACMOP™ is not picking up debris. No suction or light suction.

  • The dirt chamber filter on the disposable pad may be saturated. Try using a new pad.
    Note: DO NOT vacuum up liquid or wet debris—this will cause reduced suction or no suction. Remove liquids and wet messes ONLY by mopping.
  • VACMOP Disposable Pad may not be securely attached. Reattach the pad.
  • VACMOP Disposable Pad may be full of debris and need to be replaced.
  • Battery charge may be low. Recharge the battery completely.

The unit turns off on its own. Sprayer is not spraying.

  • Make sure there is enough cleaning solution in the reservoir. Battery charge may be low.
    Recharge the battery completely.

Streaks appear on floor after wet mopping.

  • Shark® VACMOP Cleaner has been specially formulated to provide a residue-free, streak-free finish when used with the Shark VACMOP. Using other cleaning solutions may result in streaking and residue. If you find residue or streaking on your floors while using our cleaner, it may be due to one of the following:
  • Your floor might not be fully dry yet. If you see streaks or suds while cleaning, just wait 5-10 minutes, and you should see them evaporate, leaving an even finish on your floors.
  • Your floors might have built-up grime and dirt. The first few times you use your VACMOP, it will remove stuck-on dirt and debris that have built up over time. After a few cleaning sessions, the streaking and residue will subside.
  • You may be using too much solution. If you continue to see streaking, reduce the amount of cleaning solution you use. Too much solution can cause stickiness and residue if not properly cleaned off of your floor.
  • The disposable pad might need to be replaced. If you are cleaning multiple times with the same pad, you may be reintroducing dirt onto the floors. Replace your pad, and consider starting each mopping session with a fresh pad to alleviate the issue.

The unit makes scraping sounds when mopping.

  • Debris may be stuck on the face of the pad. Detach the pad and remove any embedded debris.
  • The pad face may be rubbing against a rough or grainy surface. This will not damage your floors.
  • If your floor is uneven, the dirt chamber on the pad could be brushing against a raised section of the floor.
    This will not damage your floors.
  • Scrubbing forcefully can bring the dirt chamber in contact with the floor. This will not damage your floors.
  • Moving the handle when spraying could cause the front of the VACMOP base to drag. This will not damage your floors.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

When should I replace my VACMOP Disposable Pad?

  • Replace the disposable pad when it becomes fully saturated, its dirt chamber is full, it is noticeably dirty, or if the VACMOP is showing signs of reduced suction power.

Where can I use my VACMOP?

  • VACMOP can safely be used on all sealed hard floors—stone, hardwood, vinyl, laminate, tile, marble, and linoleum.

Can I vacuum and mop with the same disposable pad?

  • VACMOP Disposable Pads can be used for both mopping and vacuuming. The dirt chamber collects and locks away dirt and debris when you vacuum, while the pad’s fibers absorb messes as you mop. Dust and debris collected on the pad when vacuuming will be absorbed when mopping.

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Shark VM251 Questions and Answers

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#1 Does it clean the grout between tiles?
The vacuum does pull the dust and debris from the grout, but it’s not a magic wand: it is a wonderful tool that serves well between major cleanings. I don’t believe this was intended as a work horse

#2 Is the cleaning solution bottle refillable?
There is a spot on the machine where you pour the solution in it when you get it it comes with a little bottle that fills it right up then you can get the big bottle and so far the big bottle has lasted me

#3 Is this vacuum similar to the roomba?
No. The roomba is a robot that works by itself. It stays docked until you set it to clean and then it follows a pattern and cleans by itself. This vacuum is similar to an electric broom. You charge it and use it like any other vacuum.

#4 Could you use this with a washable (reusable) microfiber cloth?
The part the you purchase for this mop has a plastic form that has a scrubbed dirt pick up attached to it and the plastic form is the part that vacuums the loose dirt up. So I don't think you can replace the microfiber cloth with the bottom of the plastic part.

#5 Is the vacuum motor loud?
It is loud but not as loud as a normal vacuum cleaner.

#6 Do you have to put a pad on it when you're only vacuuming?
Yes. The pads that are made for this have the compartment that holds what the vacuum picks up. I love mine!

#7 Can the battery be replaced?
It is rechargeable battery. Don't see how it can be replaced. Replacing a rechargeable battery is usually more than replacing the unit itself.

#8 When should I replace my VACMOP Disposable Pad?
Replace the disposable pad when it becomes fully saturated, its dirt chamber is full, it is noticeably dirty, or if the VACMOP is showing signs of reduced suction power.