This is a rug cleaner model 25a3. The hand held vacume suction stopped working after the first time I used it
Go please to the web for instructional videos and maintenance help
God bless you
http://www.bissell.com/how-to-videos/
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HI, I have a very similar Bissell. My problem was that after unscrewing the top plate and looking at the pipes the pipes feeding the front sprays were full of gunge blocking the sprayheads. I managed to flush it through by carefully removing the T connector that feeds the front 2 pipes, placing it back so it stuck out of one of the holes and replacing the water tank and turning on while holding it over a bucket. Black and white bits came out but it did flush through. I am thinking of doing a youtube video - let me know if this will help you!
Chessvalley.
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The brushes will only work if the handle is released and the ProHeat vacuum is running . There is a micro switch inside the lower handle that switches on the DC carpet brush motor. The DC power for the motor comes from a Bridge Rectifier on the PC Board. [email protected]
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I can tell you how, but I think if you look at this manual it will show you how
to fix your problems...go here to download:
http://www.bissell.com/images/UserGuides/9500_908.pdf
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Try checking the lint filter. It is located in the top clear plastic section (the one with the dial to switch from floor to tool use) and is on the underside. It is a small (1 inch square) red plastic filter with a door on it. Flip open the door and it is probably clogged with hair, carpet fibre, etc.. Clean it out and you should have full suction once again.
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Hi rvo... the nozzle activator (pin that depresses the clean water nozzel) is probably clogged with "gunk". It is easy to remove with a pair of tweezers or needle nose pliers.. rise it under water and reseat in the unit. If this maintenance does not solve the problem I recommend that you take it into your local vacuum repair shop as you may have an internal problem causing this annoying leak. Joe
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