Shark S3501 Steam Pocket Floor Mop With 5 Cleaning Pads & 2 Quick R Logo

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Won't steam clean , took apart and found hose to to cleaning pad disconnected also found long spring underneath hose but have no idea where it attaches. Need drawing showing where it belongs and trouble shooting guide if possible.

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