My PowerTrak®/PowerSwift™ Compact Vacuum has no suction | Support
- June 7, 2024
- Bissell
Table of Contents
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Remove the upholstery hose from the lower hose on bottom right side of machine
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Turn the vacuum on and feel for suction at the end of the hose
- If there’s no suction, unclamp the hose from the left side and feel for suction from the hose inlet
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Push a broom handle or similar object through the upholstery hose to remove any clogs or obstructions
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If there was no suction at the upholstery hose inlet, remove the dirt tank
- Turn machine on and feel for suction at the motor duct above and to the left of the hose inlet
- If there’s not suction here, visit a BISSELL Authorized Service Center or Contact Us
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If there is suction, empty any debris from dirt tank
- Twist the dirt tank lid counter clockwise to unlock the tank lid and remove the separator, clean off debris
- Check the rubber gasket located in the top of the separator
- If damaged or missing, it should be replaced
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Remove the pre-motor filter from the tank lid
- Wash with water and a mild detergent, letting it air dry completely before placing back into the machine
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Remove upper handle, push a broomstick through to clear of clogs/debris
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Recline the vacuum handle and turn it over to expose the brush
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Remove the 5 screws holding on the brush access plate.
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Clear any debris off the brush and brush ends
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Inspect the belt for damage
- If damaged, a new belt will need to be ordered
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The brush should spin easily by hand
- If it does not, a new brush will need to be ordered
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Unscrew the lower hose and inspect for clogs or obstructions
- Use a broom handle or similar object through lower hose to remove any clogs
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Reassemble machine and check for suction
If machine still does not have suction, visit a BISSELL Authorized Service Center or Contact Us
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