Will someone explain how to change the mop head without breaking the handle? I am talking about the replacement featured here.
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i coudnt figure it out either my son snaped it down on the cicular part and it snapped in.. not sure how to do it myself ask a round for help with it alls i can say because it was difficult for me as well sorry
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Stand on the material (strands) then pull the handle up until it releases. I have already broken one because I did not do it correctly. Good luck!
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the directions I found said to stand on the strands and tip the mop handle to the side...................NO NO. I broke the handle. My dear husband is trying to get it glued back together but I'm thinking it will need to be a new handle. I will try the screw driver next time. Thanks
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I turn the mop head over, place a screw driver between the head and the mop strands and gently press down. Works very easy. My wife broke a handle by standing on the strands and pulling up.
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Yes that's exactly what happened to the one I purchased. Customer Service was non existent. I sice purchased a swifter steam mop and works well for the money.
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I am guessing you are talking about the sponge assembly. It is very simple. Hold the mop facing, but not touching, the floor like you would if you were mopping. Push the white handle that is located about halfway up the pole all the way forward. This pushes the sponge assembly beyond the rollers and you are able to just slide the old sponge assembly off and slide a new one on.
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I think we took the mop down to Walmart and bought an aluminum handle for it that fit. You just jam it into the hole and twist and it stays. There is a black plastic ribbed v shaped end on the handle that goes into the hole.
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RVGRemove the handle and take it to a Home Depot or equivalent and ask for replacement. Delta guarantee their units for life.I didn't know this and bought a part that did not fit. I took it in, they gave me a new replacement part. Try this.Al
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just pull up the plastic flat head that sites on the mop-it will snap off-you have to use your fingersi put it in with my towels but i dont dry itwhen you put the clean mop head back on-just sit it on the floor--position the flat plastic on top and step on the cover platesnaps back on
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Yes, If it does not lock or stayed lock, you may have a faulty handle. Please contact us (if you purchased from us) - Or the distributor that sold you the mop and they will warranty replace it.
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Hi! I would not change the mop, it is great. Make it cheaper will ruin the product... The whole product is great it is... The reusable/washable mop head cleans great as you go, you don't have to scrub much as you do with other mops! Don't change it!
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Sorry, Jim. Have not yet needed to purchase a new mop head.I wash mine in the washing machine
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I had this problem too. lol. Be sure that you are holding the handle at the grip part. In this picture, its the middle part of the handle that is colored red. If you hold it anywhere else, the handle and the mop head will come apart., Try it. I hope I described it correctly, if not get back to me. Youre gonna love this mop
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Is it still new? I would return it, if so. Otherwise, I would suggest maybe some WD-40 around the mechanism. I have mine in my hands right now and it should not be difficult to pull towards you. Do you have a brother, husband or neighbor who maybe can put some muscle into it? BTW, I LOVE this mop. You may have a defective one.
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The head is washable / removable. It's not difficult to take off and put on. I'm unsure about replacement heads. On a side note, I wouldn't personally buy this item again. It's not really good as a mop. There are several spin mops out there that are better. As a duster, I feel like the rubber head, while somewhat flexible, doesn't really bend in a way that makes it easy to clean baseboards and near the ceiling. I ended up getting a compact vacuum for that. It's a good attempt, but just not something I'd pay for again given the choice.
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There are two screw locks on the handle. One is a screw on the end of the handle, and the other is an internally threaded collar that slides up and down the handle. The first thing you do is push the handle hard into the mop head, and turn it clockwise to tighten it into the broom head. It CAN be slightly difficult to push it into the broom head, because there are some bumps on the handle that have to be pushed into the broom head pretty hard - they kind of "snap" into the head and then you can tighten it. After the handle is screwed into the head, you slide the collar down onto the broom head and tighten that. The collar prevents the handle from twisting out of the head.
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Try to lightly hold the handle but allow it to spin with the mop instead of holding the handle still. Should help with that.
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Sorry, can't help you on the unscrewing the handle for replacement but the handle on mine is aluminum so likely won't need to be.
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Step on the white fringe of the mop on the side - (do not put your foot on the blue part) at the same time twist with the handle it should just snap off. It's really easy and you shouldn't even have to touch the mop head.
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I gave up trying to find one. I ordered another but it was entirely different handle and a different mop. Too bad they make such a cheap handle when the mop works so well. Good luck in you finding one.