BISSELL 3595-D CLEARVIEW REVOLUTION UPRIGHT VACUME

it's probably the heater block check this video out how to fix

Unfortunately, it doesn't look like it's still for sale. Bissell no longer offers it for purchase online.

If you go to the Bissell web page for the Revolution, you can type in your zip code and find out if any stores in your area sell it.

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Here is a tip that will give you all the information you need to fix your Bissell Proheat Vacuum Problem.

Bissell Proheat Upright Wet/Dry Vacuum Problems

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Here is a link to the manual and to the belts you need. hope it helps!

Bissell ProHeat Manual and Belts

sounds like tear down to me to find out whats jamed in the whells ore the belt there not much to fix there things

you can wash that sponge filter by hand but you must let it dry compleatly before putting it back in the machine, I found a filter pack for the lift off vacume at walmart, make sure teh bottom filter is clean as well. the lift off vacume has 3 filters there is one filter in the tray under the dirt cup, one in the top cup, and the hepa filter in the back the 2 foam filters must be clean or you can have reduced suction, the lift off vacume I have I found thrown away because they never cleaned it outthe brush was dirty and full of strings the belt was worn, the hose under the vacume was full and stopped up the hose in the back was compleatly stopped up all filters were compleatly clogged, and the hepa filter was missing entirely. Not to insult you or anyone but i've found that a lot of people are jsut to lazy to clean their vacume out it fills up with dirt they throw it away and get a new one, i've gottten many like new vacumes for this reason, this bissell is working like brand new now. and I just replaced the belt and all filters in it saving me approx. 150.00 for a new one

Sounds like a bad motor, part # 2032211It would cost around $60 for a new one. Did you check the brush roll to see if it is making alot of noise, if it is then replace it.

Your motor is must likely bad and you would look at around $60 to $70 for a new one.

You need to replace the brush roll, part # 2032013, I would also put a new belt on as well, 2031093, style 7 belt.
Most vacuum repair shops should have these or can get them for you.

If you have a rubber smell, then the belt is slipping, does the brush roll turn freely while holding the ends? If not then replace it, part #2036619, if it is ok, then the belt has strectched and is slipping under load, part # 2106679, Style 8.