Even though this video was two years ago. I wanted to thank you Sir for showing me and giving me the courage to open up my Vacuum and find a solution of fixing it. From seeing your run through I manage to open up the vacuum even though it was a totally different model the concept was the same... Open the bottom part ... Got to the motor and found the reason why it won't start !!! One of the connector white wires was disconnected. Connect back and test if it powers it did and resemble... Bam thank you again sir for helping me out ☺️😉
Mine is doing the same thing. Thank you for the Great Video, now I know how to get into the innards to find out if it's the Motor or switch. UA-cam has saved me again. Thanks again. I'm a "show me" guy. You can talk to me all day about how to do it, but I only understand from the Videos.
Tested the Switch, it was Good, Motor was Bad. Thank you for an Excellent Tutorial. You and UA-cam has never let me down. Keep up the good work. 5 Stars.
On these? Not really. Hoovers, eureka, bissell, other cheaper machines are pretty easy to break down. Dysons on the other hand are a totally different animal. They can be difficult and tedious.
I have a Bissell helix that probably has a burnt out motor. Cosmetically the rest is in good shape. I don't want to put it in a landfill. What should I do with it?
What are those tools you used to connect the new motor? I have a Bagged one that has a chopped cord, and I’m wondering how I can change it. Though I honestly haven’t even touched the vacuum yet.
Sounds like the motor is shot. If you still have the receipt file a warranty claim on it. They will most likely have you bring it into a service center but they will almost certainly replace it with a brand new machine
What do you mean? its a bypass motor, dirt does not go through the fan on these like on a kirby or an oreck. If you are talking about the suction fan thats on the other end of the motor opposite of the shaft where the belt goes, there is a big metal cap that goes over it and you can see the fan through the hole.
Even though this video was two years ago. I wanted to thank you Sir for showing me and giving me the courage to open up my Vacuum and find a solution of fixing it. From seeing your run through I manage to open up the vacuum even though it was a totally different model the concept was the same... Open the bottom part ... Got to the motor and found the reason why it won't start !!! One of the connector white wires was disconnected. Connect back and test if it powers it did and resemble... Bam thank you again sir for helping me out ☺️😉
Mine is doing the same thing. Thank you for the Great Video, now I know how to get into the innards to find out if it's the Motor or switch. UA-cam has saved me again. Thanks again. I'm a "show me" guy. You can talk to me all day about how to do it, but I only understand from the Videos.
Tested the Switch, it was Good, Motor was Bad. Thank you for an Excellent Tutorial. You and UA-cam has never let me down. Keep up the good work. 5 Stars.
I followed every steps here now my vacuum is working. Thank you.
I have one of these and I love it, probably the best vacuum you could buy for the price point
My favorite Bissell powerforce bagless upright Vacuum
Did it take a lot of practice for you to be able to replace the motors in vacuum cleaners?
On these? Not really. Hoovers, eureka, bissell, other cheaper machines are pretty easy to break down. Dysons on the other hand are a totally different animal. They can be difficult and tedious.
Are there replacement brushes for the motor?
I have a Bissell helix that probably has a burnt out motor. Cosmetically the rest is in good shape. I don't want to put it in a landfill. What should I do with it?
What a smart guy you are
Mostly
What are those tools you used to connect the new motor? I have a Bagged one that has a chopped cord, and I’m wondering how I can change it. Though I honestly haven’t even touched the vacuum yet.
How To Service a Bissel Powerforce
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Nice. I was stumped as to how to get to the motor in my Bissell. I was about to take all the plastics on the back off....
Great video and diagnosis. Way to keep vacuum out of landfill.
Yup a lot of these machines I end up donating to Salvation Army after fixing them
@@hanksgarage_ Thank you for your generosity. Salvation Army is a great organization.
I have a powerforce bagless turbo. Though the motor heats up with the cord in just 30 secconds..
My bissell still has suction coming out of the hose but the bottom part of the vacuum doesn’t suck anything up and spits out debris. Any ideas?
Check the tube in the brush chamber as well as the hose going from the nozzle to the dirt canister. most likely its clogged.
I have a clean view .. had it for 4 months and it’s smoking .. I tried replacing the belt but I don’t think that’s my problem.
Sounds like the motor is shot. If you still have the receipt file a warranty claim on it. They will most likely have you bring it into a service center but they will almost certainly replace it with a brand new machine
@@hanksgarage_ thank you so much!
Could I repurpose the motor in my upright Bissell vacuum for use with a Hoover cyclonic canister vacuum?
If it fits you can. As to if it does or doesn’t without seeing it in front of me I have no idea
Is that a Bissell PowerForce bagless 6584?
Yes it was a 6584. I have one too.
@@VacuumLover14KP I just got a 6583
@@DuckboyTheDuck LOL! I literally just got a 6583 yesterday
I have the same vacuum but mine makes a loud whirring sound it works and all but the noise is annoying, any idea what it might be.
TIA
Likely its just worn out, that may be plastic vibration noises, something may be cracked or something like that
It's just plain worn out and the motor is on its way out. What you're hearing is most likely worn or dry bearings.
Got a similAr model had it All apart nee belt filters checked hoses still wont pickup weak suction
New belt still weak suction must be time for new
The wheel you were the belt go around on my vaccum is rusty can I spray wd40 on it ,because its burning my belts up
I replace one on my Bissell bagged yesterday
I've took my bissell aspirateur apart to clean plus another vacuum. But can figure out where a square also little sponge go model number 2191
What's the model on this Bissell
Did you keep it
No.
@@hanksgarage_ how much you sell?
The original moter is 10 amps you put a 8 amp moter I’m surprised it fit
@@dipikaupadhyay5156 *motor
Where's the fan for the Motor
What do you mean? its a bypass motor, dirt does not go through the fan on these like on a kirby or an oreck. If you are talking about the suction fan thats on the other end of the motor opposite of the shaft where the belt goes, there is a big metal cap that goes over it and you can see the fan through the hole.
change by 12 amp motor
Derp?
i think its a 8 amp but idk
12 amp motor
Not sure its worth it. I just bought a new Powerforce Helix Turbo directly from Bissell's EBay site for $40 shipped for free right to my door.
For that price you did fine