Bissell Vacuums User Guide - Page 9

Replacing the Brush & Belt, Clearing a Clog

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Replacing the Brush & Belt WARNING To reduce the risk of electric shock, turn power switch OFF and disconnect plug from electrical outlet before performing maintenance or troubleshooting checks. 1 2 Unplug vacuum, turn over and unscrew six (6) Phillips-head screws to remove the bottom cover. Lift brush straight out and remove belt. 3 Belt Clean debris from brush roll. Inspect by placing on its end and spinning. The brush roll should spin freely, multiple times by one flick. If it doesn't, replace brush roll. Check belt for wear or cuts and replace if necessary. End Cap Replace the brush roll and belt by looping the belt over the motor shaft and the brush roll. Line up the end caps and pull the brush forward into place. This will stretch the belt. Return bottom cover back on and replace the screws. Clearing a Clog 1 2 3 Remove the hose from the back of the vacuum by twisting it to the left. Remove any debris that may have gotten clogged. Check the foot hose on the back of your vacuum down towards the bottom. If necessary, remove the screw from the foot hose and check for clogs. Check the air passageway on the bottom of your vacuum. Remove the bottom cover and the brush. Remove any debris. BISSELL.com 9

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Unplug vacuum, turn over and unscrew
six (6) Phillips-head screws to remove
the bottom cover. Lift brush straight out
and remove belt.
Clean debris from brush roll. Inspect
by placing on its end and spinning.
The brush roll should spin freely,
multiple times by one flick. If it doesn’t,
replace brush roll. Check belt for wear
or cuts and replace if necessary.
Replace the brush roll and belt by looping the belt over the motor shaft and the brush
roll. Line up the end caps and pull the brush forward into place. This will stretch the
belt. Return bottom cover back on and replace the screws.
End Cap
Belt
Replacing the Brush & Belt
Clearing a Clog
Remove the hose
from the back of the
vacuum by twisting
it to the left. Remove
any debris that may
have gotten clogged.
Check the foot hose on
the back of your vacuum
down towards the bottom.
If necessary, remove the
screw from the foot hose
and check for clogs.
Check the air passageway on
the bottom of your vacuum.
Remove the bottom cover and
the brush. Remove any debris.
WARNING
To reduce the risk of electric shock, turn power switch OFF and disconnect plug from
electrical outlet before performing maintenance or troubleshooting checks.
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