How do you attach the deflector nozzle to the Oreck steam-it mop
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At the bottom of the steam-it, there is a hard circular plastic tube like at the end of a vacuum hose. It has small, spring-loaded knob. You fit the mop head or deflector nozzle, both of which have slightly larger plastic hard tube and hole for the knob, over the top of the other and the knob fits through the hole to lock it in place. There's also a squeegee attachment that fits the same way, but honestly it's difficult to lift the whole thing and hold it while trying to use as a squeegee on bath walls, windows, etc.
1637260
I keep looking at this connection and I'm really not quite sure. My connector part is two pieces of plastic on either side of the metal "hook" (for lack of better word) and then that piece screws onto the wooden handle. After checking really close I do think that your clip on just might work. I would TRY IT because if you have anything other than this piece of plastic you are way ahead!! This is my third wool dry mop and my only complaint is that piece of plastic which always breaks and therefore requiring a whole new mop. I hope this helps you as I appreciate answers that I have received.
890716
It doesn't screw on. It clicks in the mop. You have to have the libman mop that goes to the specific mop head. Hope that helps.
948262
You just put the mop in the wringer section and twist it. It works great. I was sceptical at first but it really works and without great effort. You do have to use a small to medium size mop. This is not made for industrial use.
1472893
you hold the long siler handle, put one foot on the round plastic mop head and pull straight up and throw in washing machine. to put mop back onto handle, step on round plastic mop head holder, match it to groove in mop head and push straight down.
2156308
hi..this unit comes with two extenders that snaps into the mop pad housing' you can use only one extender if you wish. some attachments will connect to the wand, while others to the concentrator nozzle. hope this answers your question .
1861746
Yes there is a round opening at the top of the mop refill with threading inside. You would just screw it into any standard mop stick that has threading on it.
325735
At the dust collector end, trim some of the plastic off the end of the reinforcing wire to expose bare metal. Then, using crimp connectors, connect a length of wire to the reinforcing wire and attach the other end of the wire to one of the metal screws in the vicinity of the dust collector motor.
2218219
I just hold below the part where it lengthens or shortens & twist above that part to loosen & then adjust it. Sorry you are having problems. I love my mop!
2100645
My mop is the original h20mop and it works perfectly on it as it requires the draw strings. I'm not sure what the ultra 3-1 steam mop requires. Sorry I couldn't help you with your mop.
1514796
Slip the washer over the bottom hose connection, insert the spray head through your opening, assemble the nut from the bottom, tighten, then slip the hoses on.
87194
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.
1604161
There is a three position switch to set the amount of steam and a switch on the handle to activate the steam as you mop. It works much better than a name brand that we had that cost a lot more.
394001
Stand on the edges of the mop and pull up then just push down hard of the brush. I hope this helps.
1920184
It just sits on top of your skimmer basket. Attach it to the vacuum hose, fill the hose with water from the return inlet then slip it thru the skimmer opening
1831032
Sorry I can't answer that.....you may need to call Oreck Customer Service or refer to your product booklet that came with the Vacuum.
1400934
The pump is built in the handle. The act of pushing and pulling actually pumps the mop. I do stop and pump it several times to get a blast of steam. Read the answer from "The_chief", that has been my experience with this mop.