Prolux Hard Floor Cleaner Polisher Buffer Hardwood Grout Tile Scrubber Waxer Floor Mop WARRANTY - This is covered by the Prolux Factory warranty for a time period of 1 year on the appliance and 2 years on the motor for household and light office use. SPECS - Includes a Powerful but quiet 400 Watt 120 Volt motor, 25 ft power cord, telescopic wand for different heights of users, and ergonomic handle (which folds into a buffing T handle) which allows you to clean large areas while remaining comfortable. 6 CLEANING PADS - Includes to Fine Polishing Pads, 2 Scouring Pads, and 2 Rough Polishing pads (works great for tile and grout cleaning). The Prolux Hardfloor cleaner uses 2 rotating brush holders and cleans a path of about 12 inches wide. It only weights 6 lbs and is super easy to use. Speaking of easy to use it can be used with its normal handle for cleaning forward and back OR you can fold out the handle for side to side cleaning MOP MODE - The user may enable the Mop/Spray mode with a push of a button. Then the unit gently sprays out the cleaning chemical (or water) of your choice to clean nearly any surface. So not only is this a very effective tile and grout cleaner but it can be used as your daily mop as well. This can also be used to wax and buff your hardwood floors (read owners manual first) MULTI FUNCTION - The Prolux Hardfloor cleaner cleans all hard floor surfaces! It polishes and cleans Hardwood or Pergo. It sprays cleaner and scrubs and cleans tile and tile grout. It sprays and mops all hard floor types. With its 6 included scrubbing pads it cleans, sprays, cleans, polishes, buffs, waxes and wipes nearly any hardfloor surface. With its 2 year factory warranty it is designed to clean any hard floor surface in your home or small office TroubleShooting : If the motor is being stopped automatically when in use, that means they are overworking the unit, and they need to let the unit do all of the hard work. Things that cause the unit to be over worked and should not be done are: A. using the unit on carpet or throw rugs. B. Stepping on the head of the unit while its being used. C. Applying an excessive amount of downward pressure to the unit while its in use