Bissell carpet cleaner shampooer repair Vacuums R Us Arvada Colorado
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2019
- Vacuums R Us in the Westminster Broomfield Arvada colorado area shows you a repair on a Bissell carpet shampooer single brush roller type. Condition is no spray of water. The machine is extensively clogged with soap residue and is pretty thoroughly taken down to repair.
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Was just about to buy another one when I spotted your vid. Ripped it apart. Heater was blocked, just like you said. Cleaned it out and flushed the system. Works great. Many thanks.
Nice work!
So first of all thanks for the video and pointers. I have almost the same machine, mine was also only spraying from wand, not the machine. I actually started at the spray heads thinking I'd save some time. I was wrong. They were fine, my issue was with the heater being blocked and the filter that spins to show water flow to the spray nozzles. We had used this machine a few months ago at a cabin where the water supply was contaminated with fine sand. This is what blocked it up. A big thing to note for my machine was it still wasn't spraying after cleaning everything including the pump. I had pretty much given up, however I thought I'd get it put back together completely and try it. Once I got it back together it worked perfectly. Still don't know why, other than the soap dispenser wasn't in, so maybe wasn't creating suction for the pump. Hope this helps anyone who runs into the same issue.
That is exactly why actually. If the soap dispenser is not in and the machine is set to any mode other than "rinse" the open soap dispenser plug will allow air in and bleed the pump. The other possibility though is the tube coming off the top of the pump is actually and air line the goes in the the suction path. That tube self primes the pump. I have no idea how that actually works inside the pump but that's what the tube does. If the pump is dry the system may not prime unless you hook that hose up and clog the suction inlet to create a vacuum
Very helpful guidance. Replaced my heater and flushed the lines. Problem gone.
Good to hear!
Dude! You're like me when I repair things! I get a jest of how things go, should go when putting them back together
again. Glad, even pros go thru same small setbacks...like forgetting to attach power back when trying the device!
Glad you posted video as it was! Makes it authentic! Sometimes you discover things as you go and it all works out!
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Thank you from Ohio! Worked like a charm !
Glad it helped
Thanks so much man! That heater was a mystery to me before, but you demystified! Not scared of it anymore!
Great tips u gave, like not to loss the little orange gaskets. They fall off and you didn't see them and put the device
back together, guess what a leak. thanks for all the TIME you put into this video!
Glad to help!
THANKYOU! This was the first video I found dealing with my issue (water coming from wand, not lower unit). I disassembled following your instructions.... found the heater completely clogged up. Cleaned it out....works like a charm now!! Loved the video, a little humor goes a long way....well done!
That's great to hear! Happy to help.
having this exact problem
Thank you! I had the problem of spray working on the wand but not on the main lower unit. After watching this video I took the unit apart. Found the heater seriously clogged. Cleaned the heater and found the unit still did not work. Traced the hoses and cleared 2 more clogs at intersections where hoses came together in fittings. I would have thrown the shampooer away if I hadn't found your video. I intend to take your advice and NEVER use the heater again!
That's great to hear! We are glad we could help you get the machine up and running again!
I would also resolve to flush out any detergent from the unit with fresh water before storing it.
Fixed my bissell proheat because of this video. I'm mechanically inclined so just followed step by step. Sprays again thanks!!
We're glad we could help!
I performed bypass surgery on the heater unit. I tossed out the heater, taped up wire ends and wire-tied them away. The downtown hose was just long enough to reach the value. Next I cleaned sprayer carefully with a needle. I also cleaned out spray hoses with q-tip. I pushed the q-tip through the hose with bicycle spoke.
Results: It works great. I just shampooed the carpet in my apartment. I got the Bissel 25A3 from the alley behind my apartment. Someone threw it out. I had fun fixing it. ...not so much fun using it.
doing a full bypass is a good idea actually. Unfortunately in a repair shop bypassing factory components entirely isn't really an option. However I personally think it's a better solution
@@joshwolcott4213 very true. I used to work in a repair shop fixing TVs and VCRs. Its always fun to fix stuff. ...especially when ya get it for free.
@@joshwolcott4213 I agree. With my two brush machine I bypassed everything I took the hose from the water tank outlet to the spray nozzles and eliminated everything else , except the wire from the trigger that activates the water pump for the sprayer.
So now I add detergent and warm water to the fresh water container, and that gets sprayed on the carpet. When I'm done, I empty out any leftover detergent and flush the unit with fresh water.
Excellent video! I thought you had very good diagnostic methods, especially when several different things could easily be plugged up.
It was great to see how my repair job OUGHT to have been done!
Thank you!
Great tutorial, very informative and keeps your attention. I've had mine to pieces numerous times without success. I hadn't expected the problem to come from within the heater itself so back out come the screw drivers.
We are glad we could help you! Repairing these units can be a challenge!
Always had problems replacing the cover on mine until I discovered that if you put something (think paperback size) under the rear of the cleaner (to lift the wheels clear of workbench surface) it all goes together really easily.
Thanks for posting this,....but,... The holes in the hose happened when you were running the machine with the beater brush sitting on the hose! Oops!
I don’t think a hose repair with silicone would last very long & definitely shouldn’t be charging extra. He owes the customer a new hose!
thanks for your help ,
Glad it helped!
Hello, thanks for this video. I tried fixing my vacuum but looks like it has different parts. I cant find the heater part, that rectangle plate. I have bisell deepclean proheat 2x professional pet and it is not spraying enough water. When I turned it on, it would spray well then after a few sprays its will be so little but the suction works well.
Great, ! Video. Your good,!
Hope everything still going good for you all the way to Denver saying hello from Iowa
Hello from Denver! Hope you are doing well too!
Thanxx so much for the video mine i was able to fix my carpet scrubber it wasnt spraying and now it is. I had to clean out my heater and blast out all the air lines and make sure everything was clean before it would work again. And as I live in Canton Ohio so there is no way I would be able to take it to you guys so thanxx again
Fantastic! Cleaning products can be a touch difficult so we are glad we could help you get yours figured out and working!
Very informative and useful video. Quick question: if you turn the heater off on the machine and try to use the sprayer and it still doesn’t work, does that help to diagnose whether it is the heater or sprayer head? Just curious if I can save steps.
nope. Fluid goes through the heater regardless of if it is on or off. Running with or without the heater on will not change the outcome.
@@joshyouwa I'm pretty sure when I do this repair I will simply remove the heater and all the wires associated with it.
Hi. I just started watching your video and I do have a dual 2x Bissell cleaner. It looks brand new. I found it curbside at my neighbors. He was moving out snd I think he used it one time to clean his carpets and it stopped working. I can tell he used the Bissell shampoo. The unit had white drips all over it. Anyways. It doesn't spray. The nozzle doesn't spray nor does the front.
Did you make a video for this model to repair the no spray problem? If so, can you respond to me with the link?
Hey there, unfortunately we make our repair videos on an opportunity basis. We have not seen many Bissell's as of late, and therefore don't have any other videos for these kind of machines.
There is likely a local store that might be able to help you out though. If you need help finding a good repair shop, we are happy to help. Just shoot us an email @ info@vacuumsrus.com
Your videos are really informative. I have a Bissell 9500P carpet cleaner. The attachment hose broke so I bought a new one, however I can’t figure out how to remove the little water line inside the attachment hose going into the bottom of the unit. Any suggestions?
This is actually a more significant repair than it looks like from outside the unit. You actually need to remove the hose side wheel to remove and replace the small hose. It's deceptive because the return house simply unscrews. The base has to be completely opened and wheel removed however to re-thread the hose and reattach. I had hoped to do a repair video on this series of machine but I've procrastinated so long there are not that many of these left in use and we so rarely see them a repair video is becoming less relevant.
@@joshyouwa Thanks for the warning ! Is there a trick to removing the right wheel or should I just buy a bigger hammer?
Thanks for info, if I'm right tips are clogged
Hope it helps!
Thanks heaps took machine apart .took the spray jets off they were blocked to the max. Here is a tip for you soak the hose and tip in hot water it's easy to pull the jets off. My machine works great now
I bought my Bissell Pro-Heat 2X Revolution Pet carpet cleaner from your Arvada store years ago, and I'm delighted to discover that you make these excellent videos! We've used the Bissell marketed soap for years, and I'm concerned that it's clogging up the hoses/junctions/pump etc., because flow volume seems reduced of late, and because you point out repeatedly that it will do that. I noticed in comments that you do not yet have a video that addresses low spray volume for this model, but I'm wondering if there's a way to flush out old, crystallized Bissell soap just by running a cleaner (enzyme-based?) through it a couple of times in place of the soap solution? Will switching to the soap that you recommend act to reverse the old soap buildup at all? Also, do the 2-roller revolution models actually "spray"? The water appears to exit the head on mine as a stream, not a spray.
What's the best way to take care of new steamer? I bought a bissell pro
With the Bissell machines, the best thing to do to maintain them, is to avoid putting any soap based cleaners in them. Because of the heating it can cause crystallization in the pump and hoses. Instead try to use enzyme based cleaners. There are many out there but the most effective one we've found is Unique. Here is a link to our website: It explains a bit more about enzyme cleaners, and the unique brand. www.vacuumsrus.com/product/cleaning/cleaning-products/carpet-care/unique/unique-carpet-shampoo/
Do you have a video to replace the bottom carpet cleaner realise pedal pls. It’s a old bissell upright green one. Can you help. Pls?
I assume that if people don't do a "rinse only" job on their rugs after doing the soap job, that that would eventually result in the soap gumming up the system. ...just a guess.
Our system never seems to get that crystallization. It's maybe 13 or 15 years old or so, and I just had the whole thing apart and didn't see anything more than fur/hair/rug fibers anywhere in it. Besides a little soap stickiness in one area of the head.
We are a bit anal about getting the soap out of the rug, so we tend to do a lot of rinsing. And ya, I assume this also keeps the system clean of excess soap due to all the clean water running through it before it gets stored away for an extended time again.
All that being said, I think I'll switch to that enzyme cleaner. But after we finish using the Bissell soap we have. :)
What if the water isn’t spraying from hose/tool
Help I have an old model 3412-E Bissell carpet shampooed cleanview preheat it is notspraying from bottom or wand. Gave taken it apart and cleaned pipes and all pieces in thereabouts still not spraying
My Bissel Quicksteamer Plus was just used the day before. Came back the next day to finish up the project, and now it is completely dead.. no power.
Tried several outlets with no luck. Are there any power resets in this unit? Any ideas?
Do you have any videos of the back part off where the bissell release pedal. Something has snapped off the pedal inside. I need to have a video so I can take it apart to get to it. Can you pls help me!
I'm afraid not. We have a significant back log of videos we are attempting to get posted and there are not any new bissell shampooer videos in line for the remainder of 2023
hello? i have a Bissell pro heat 2x pet carpet shampooer and not spraying water on the bottom. Do you have a video that can help me ? Thank you so much
Not yet no I'm afraid
I have a question that nobody including bissell can answer. why when i turn on my bissell deep clean premier do the rollers spin like normalfor an initial second or two then stop. Everyone says the belts but clearly if both brushes are spinning like normal initially the belts are fine as well as unobstructed by debris which is why i am baffled. I would love to hjear your response. Thank you, Shane
I suspect you are being led in the right general direction. This is typically due to a build up of melted hair and debris in the cogs of the belts and the pump cog. The unit spins briefly but after heating up slightly and receiving resistance to the brush the belt slides entirely.
Got mine all the way apart and noticed a broken belt. 🤦🏼♀️
Just bought new revolutionary pet pro 2 and it runs but doesn't spray at either place,could someone please help???
99.99% of the time taking the water tank of and firmly reinserting it will solve the problem. Often they are bone dry when you receive them and it can take up to 45 seconds of pressing the trigger for water to make it's way through the system.
My carpet cleaner will not suck the water back up I have Bissell PRO heat 2x
Do not take it apart. 100% of no pickup issues are external related to external parts in the tank or nozzles breaking, melting, warping or being assembled wrong.
So i just took my pro heat apart and it has no heater I've finally learned my leason ive worked on this pile of junk more than we ever used it
Two suggestions:
1. If your cleaners sprays, NEVER leave detergent in the sprayer again! It will likely clog up in any of many possible places. Remove the detergent and flush the system out with plain water, and then get as much of the water out as you can.
2. If it doesn't spray, why go through all the expense, time and aggravation illustrated by7 this video? Just use a hand sprayer to wet the carpet, then use the carpet cleaner to agitate the carpet and cleaner and remove the dirty water. Even better, if you have a pump sprayer commonly used to spray weed killer and such, use that to spray the detergent.
My diagnosis of this unit is two fold:
1) The unit must have been the product of a marketing design team, and they included all kinds of pointless features that you don't need, and which are prone to getting plugged up and causing failure to spray
FAR better would have been to keep it simple to avoid problems.
2) The instructions should have emphasized, STRONGLY to flush out the unit with fresh water when done cleaning. It says nothing about that, and thus invites failure. A label directly on the machine directing that it be flushed out with clean water would have been a good idea.
I have a two roller machine, and yes, it was a SOB to take apart and clean.
Honestly the most effective way to maintain your shampooers to ensure a quality lifespan, is to avoid soap based cleaners all together. We strongly recommend our customers switch to an enzyme based solution such as Unique. Enzyme cleaners do not crystalize and clog up machines like basic shampoos tend too. If you want to learn more about the benefits of enzyme cleaners, take a look at our website. www.vacuumsrus.com/product/cleaning/cleaning-products/carpet-care/unique/unique-carpet-shampoo/
@@vacuumsrus Well, I modified my two brush model so that liquid is fed from the clean water tank directly into the pump that feeds the spray nozzles. That allows me to add warm water and detergent into the water tank which is then fed right into the spray jets. The trigger on the handle turns the pump on and off.
I can empty out the water and detergent and flush things out with just water when I'm done.
I figure that since so much of the system is eliminated, there's not that much to get plugged up anymore, mostly just the spray jets that have easy access.
So I'll give that a try and see how it works.
I found your video very helpful in understanding how to take the damn thing apart and where the problems with it were to be found. Thanks!
The discussion seems to be about whether viewers should see a good, clear closeup of the heater and its connecting hoses.
When blockage isn't found in the heater element, and that hose is then disconnected-people trying to use smart phones to learn this easy repair would really prefer to see those little details, since they are essential little details. If they grab it with such authority as they see but do not possess, they may yank the hose and screw it up. Then their beady little eyes go spatial and they snarl at themselves, not with themselves. The slower they are, the more they like big pictures, because they really are prone to yanking off anything they get their cloven hooves on, if they aren't warned against it. The thing should fill the screen head-on for a couple of seconds, long enough so the goofs can hit pause on their own phones and blow it up to fix their soulmate, their Bissell.
I believe you may have a fever.
Bissell revolution pet pro
Speaking of gaskets ? This guy sounds like he's one tick away from blowing his ? 🤔
Seconds away yeah. I live on the edge.
It's from a decade of hearing "Har har I took it apart for you. Pretty sure all the parts are in this bag. Oh yeah I broke this thing taking it off but I'm sure it can be glued"
Is this a joke ?
My career in the home floor care industry? Yes, a long joke without a punch line. Is how to repair this shampooer a joke? No this is very real.
This video is not really in good quality, couldn't see what you were doing. It was really small and looks like the camera or videoer was tilted
this guy is a butcher. I wouldn't let him fix me a sandwich. I want to rewind and see if the melted hose was caused from his careless work habits and it was touching the heater core
Bingo. read the comment farther down
@@scottsievert3128 It's been my experience the best sandwiches come from butchers
@@joshwolcott4213 🤣😂🤣
You should change jobs,you obviously hate carpet cleaners😨
You know, you are right. I do hate carpet cleaners. I quit.
Bissell is such a poorly designed piece of trash machine!
They do have many issues. I would consider checking out other brands. Mine was good when it was new, now it's a lot of work to maintain.
Bissell sells 💩 period ‼️
Can you please let me know if it's the same for 7920?As that one has two more things to take off...
Yup the 7920 has the same basic tubing as the model in the video