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Troubleshooting
WARNING
To reduce the risk of electric shock, turn power switch OFF and disconnect plug from
electrical outlet before performing maintenance or troubleshooting checks.
Problem
There is no
power to the
machine.
Reduced spray or
no spray
DirtLifter®
PowerBrush does
not turn
Machine does
not have suction
ReadyTools
dial becomes
difficult to turn.
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Possible causes
The machine power switch is
not turned ON ( I ).
Wall outlet may not have power.
Bladder may be empty.
2-in-1 Tank may not be seated
properly.
Pump may have lost prime.
The brush belt or pump belt is
OFF or broken.
ReadyTools dial may be on the
wrong setting for the cleaning
job.
Nozzle window may not be
properly attached.
2-in-1 tank lid is not properly
installed.
2-in-1 tank is not properly
seated.
Poor tool position. (Hand held
attachments only).
2-in-1 Tank has picked up
maximum dirty water.
Diverter assembly should be
cleaned.
Remedies
Turn on the power switch, this will
illuminate the light on the front of the
machine.
Try another working outlet.
Refill bladder with hot tap water.
Turn power OFF (O); remove & reseat
tank.
Turn power OFF and hold the spray
trigger for 30 seconds. Turn machine
back on and check for spray.
Refer to instructions on page 13 for Belt
Replacement. Please visit bissell.com or
call BISSELL Consumer Services at 800-
237-7691. Instructions will accompany the
replacement belt.
Set ReadyTools dial to the proper
setting. If you are using the hose, the
dial setting should be "Tools". If you are
using the machine as an upright, the dial
should be set at "Floor Cleaning".
Press down firmly on the black oval
gasket at the top window to make sure
the two tabs on the back of the nozzle
window are snapped into the mating
slots in the main housing.
Re-install lid; refer to page 8.
2-in-1 tank must be firmly seated to
function; remove and reseat 2-in-1 tank.
Adjust angle; apply more downward
pressure.
Empty 2-in-1 tank, refer to page 12.
Remove the nozzle (page 13) and remove
the diverter assembly; hold it under
running water making sure water flows
through and around the dial. Turn the dial
about 10 times clockwise and 10 times
counterclockwise. This should free up
debris. Wipe the diverter and nozzle dry
and return it to the machine.
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