Bissell Pro Heat Carpet Shampooer Carpet Nozzle Repair and Review
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2020
- The carpet nozzles on our Bissell Proheat Carpet Shampooer stopped working, and after cleaning them out, it still didn't work. This video is the adventure of going through the system, only to find out that it was filled with crud and needed a good flushing. Watch and enjoy!
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Ben, Excellent video. Same Model Bissel Pro Heat here. No forward Spray front bottom sprayer. Only the hand held hose unit sprayed. First the red small spray nozzles on front of unit were plugged. Blew air through them white deposits cleared. Hand attachment spraying. Front nozzles still not spraying. Second step after troubleshooting the on/off switch and the heater area. The Heater unit plugged it was opened and was plugged with white debris, cleaned heater unit and re-assembled. Now spraying like new. Sone items which you discussed. You need a 6 inch plus small head Phillips screw driver for the bottom two screws by the wheels. You have to lift the unit up some to get the case to click in and screw down by the wheels. Don't forget the little Red washers on the heating unit screws if they should come off during re- assembly. Great Video! Thanks..
After checking the other possibilities I really felt the sprayers were clogged on my machine. Your video showed me how to check it and fix it! Can't thank you enough for a clear video on how to fix the problem!
great
Nothing about this video was a waste of time. Great video. Going to clean mine out right now. I am probably going to run vinegar and water through it.
Wow....thank you!
I am so happy that i came across this video. I borrowed the exact model from a family member to shampoo my carpet. It worked for about 45 minutes and after it ceased to suction and spray. This shampooer has been kicking my butt and wrecking my nerves every other day for literally a month and a half now. It was operable when i borrowed it and there is no way that i will return it, BROKEN..I am DEFINITELY about to try these methods right NOW... THAAAAANK YOUUUU...
This helped me greatly! I hadn't used my shampooer in a while and while the handheld sprayer worked, water wouldn't come out of the bottom. I figured it just got clogged in the body, but didn't know where to start to take this thing apart to check out the hoses. Being able to see someone else take it apart, and see where all the screws are, saved a lot of trial and error. (My issue, like I suspected, ended up being clogged hoses and nozzles. Cleaned them out and it's good as new!)
I am so happy that i came across this video. I borrowed the exact model from a family member to shampoo my carpet. It worked for about 45 minutes and after it ceased to suction and spray. This shampooer has been kicking my butt and wrecking my nerves every other day for literally a month and a half now. It was operable when i borrowed it and there is no way that i will return it, BROKEN..I am DEFINITELY about to try these methods right NOW... THAAAAANK YOUUUU...
Hope you are able to get it fixed!
@@RedBarnHomestead I apologize for the late response but, YES... I followed your instructions and it now works LIKE NEW... THANK YOU, SOOOO MUCH.
Excellent video, your wife or significant other must love you.
Outstanding video. The calcium deposits (maybe) are the same you might find in a faucet aerator. Thanks!
I really appreciate this video. I was about to take apart mine. Just working backwards like you. Hopefully, mine is the same issue.
Looks like calcification from the tap water.
Alright, let's get to it. Lol. 🤜🏼🤛🏻
That is probably our biggest downfall is crappy well water.
Thank you sir! You just saved us a lot of time and energy. It worked like a charm!
Noticed rust also, am I right. This is before I finish the video
Great video! Useful info.
Thank you.
Great ,thank you
We’re trying to work on a very similar model. We’re stuck trying to get the top cover back on. Can’t get it seated correctly at the back where the red and grey foot ‘switches’ are. Any hints? Can’t see what’s stopping it!
The wheels get in the way. Sometimes you have to support it from the bottom so the wheels are down.
I have the same type of machine but it doesn’t spray water meaning no water flow through the cleaning process
Yeah, the end nozzles plug easy and I believe the heater corrodes over time and puts bits in the system.
Same issue but also the plastic suction at the bottom came apart I don't think it's supposed to... I'm referring to the front clear plastic piece that says Bissell 6 cleaning rows dirtlifter power brush has separated from the clear piece it appears it should snap into or was glued into....? Should it snap back in or is this actually cracked off?
I tried to add a photo but idk what I'm doing wrong.
It it doesn’t snap back, it maybe broken.
Where the the other side of the hose go to make the thing work .. we can’t get it to spray out from the bottom
Its likely the jets in that lower head...they are white, the corrosion is white and it looks like its clear when it isn't.
How do you get the bladder out of the tank?
You don’t, it stays in the machine.
I hope this works for me.
Me too!
@Red Barn Homestead well I need to replace all the water tubing. I can't find where I can buy it. I would just clean out the old tubing but can not get any of them off the couplings. But I'm still working on it. Thank you for your video.