Bissell 1699 ProHeat Clear View Upright Steam Vacuum "vacuum hose hole near handle" Questions

...handle on, remove these then pull off the top part. Then on the back, near the bottom, are 2 holes that go in aways and there is a screw in each one, remove them and the two halves of the handle will ...

...hose on the kenmore vacuum cleaners. The repair we show in the video is different from yours, but the video will clearly show you to pop open the handle assembly. Here's the video; I hope this helped ...

...hole at the bottom of the handle. Press from the "t" side and this should slide right out. Now your hose will slide right out of the handle and you can replace the old with new. Re-insert the small ...

...hose and they think it is the vacuum's motor (not on the powerhead but in the canister). What is the likelihood that this is my problem? If there is no suction when you disconnect the beater bar ...

...hose makes connection with the vacuum. If you recline the handle down while you have the dirty water tank out, look in the back of the handle housing for a hose that enters the housing 3/4 down the ...

...vacuum's hose and wand. Here are a few things you can try to troubleshoot the problem: Check the hose and wand for any blockages or kinks. Remove any blockages or straighten out any kinks to restore ...

hose from vacuum and lay it on the floor. Get a quarter or a nickel and while holding the clear square adapter end of hose up , drop the coin into the hose, shake the hose to see if the coin will roll

...vacuum base. It looks like it belongs there but you can pull it out with some needle nosed pliers. After you remove it, put it around the valve on the bottom of the tank, then it will fit into the ...

...hose nozzle, if it does, then check the heater inside the handle asm. Make sure that where the tubes hook up to it are not clogged. If water doesn't squirt, check for the seal at the bottom of the ...

...hose so you can't miss it. Getting the gunk out is tricky because there is a bend in the duct. I fished most of it out with my fingers and then poked a bendable plastic spoon handle to get further ...