My PROdry® Upright Carpet Cleaner has no suction | Support
- June 7, 2024
- Bissell
Table of Contents
No/Low Suction at the Floor
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Empty the collection tank (if needed)
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Turn the machine on with tank removed
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Check the motor duct for suction at the opening on the base of the machine
- If no suction at the motor duct, please visit a BISSELL Authorized Service Center or Contact Us
- If there is suction at the motor duct, proceed to the next step
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Verify the collection tank plug is in place and not damaged
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Replace collection tank on machine, ensuring it is seated correctly
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Set diverter knob to floor cleaning (it will lock into place)
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Unplug the machine
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Check the suction paths above and below the roller for debris
- If there is debris blocking either area, use a cotton swab to clean it
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Check the suction path on the top of the tank for debris
- This area can be cleaned removing the diverter knob and running water through both ends of the suction path
- To remove the diverter knob, twist and pull it until it comes out
- Remove any debris that may be lodged in the diverter knob
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Replace the tank and turn the machine on to check the float flap door
- Verify the door does not close prematurely (it will close if the machine is being leaned back)
- Make sure it’s standing upright and is locked into position
- If the float flap door is closing prematurely, the tank may need to be replaced
If still no suction, please visit a BISSELL Authorized Service Center or Contact Us
No/Low Suction at the Hose
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Empty the collection tank (if needed)
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Make sure the collection tank is seated correctly on the base of the machine
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Also, make sure the collection tank plug is in place and not damaged
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Set the diverter knob to floor cleaning (it will lock into place)
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Turn the machine on
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Check the motor duct for suction at the opening on the base of the machine
- If no suction at the motor duct, please visit a BISSELL Authorized Service Center or Contact Us
- If there is suction at the motor duct, proceed to the next steps
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Remove the tool and check for suction at the end of the hose
- If there is suction at the end of the hose without the tool attached the tool may be clogged
- Run hot water through the tool or soak the tool to dislodge any debris that may be clogging it
- If there is not suction at the end of the hose without the tool attached, please visit a BISSELL Authorized Service Center or Contact Us
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