Sanitaire SC320A Steam Mop

Owner's Manual

This steam mop by Sanitaire is lightweight and easy to use. The commercial mop sanitizes your sealed hard floors by killing 99.9% of germs and bacteria without the use of harsh chemicals. This mop has a wide 13-inch cleaning path so you can beat grime more quickly.

The SC320A is ready to go in 30 seconds, making it easier than lugging around a cumbersome mop and bucket. The digital steam control lets you choose how much steam you want to put on your floors. The steam control has three settings: high, medium, and low.

The retractable scrubbing brush helps you power through tough, sticky debris, while the microfiber mop pad cleans up the mess. This steam mop has a 30-foot power cord, allowing you to save time you’d normally use unplugging and plugging in. This machine also has a removable water tank, making it easier to use than other steam mops.

Every Sanitaire steam mop comes with no less than four washable microfiber cloth pads! The tank capacity is 15 oz and it comes with a 1-year warranty. It’s also equipped with a quick-release cord wrap so you can get to work right away.

To get ready to use your new mop, see if the mop pad is already attached. If it’s not, set the mop head in the mop pad. Make sure the quick-grip release tab is located on the back. To fill the water tank, remove the tank by lifting it straight up and away from the steam mop. Unscrew the cap at the bottom of the water tank. Fill the water tank with water. (For best results, water should be room temperature.) Replace the cap and tighten it until it’s snug. Replace the water tank by gently sliding it into place while pressing down firmly.

Twist the cord wrap clockwise to unwrap the power cord completely. Plug the steam mop into a 120-volt outlet. The steam control indicator light will glow when the steam mop is ready to use. Press the Steam Level button to choose the level of steam you desire.

Note: The first time you use the steam mop (or the first time you use it after refilling the tank) the pump may make a knocking sound. This is normal and should only last a few seconds.

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