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How to Replace the Belt & Brushroll on Bissell ProHeat 2X Series Carpet ... How to Replace Bissell Deep Cleaner Pump Belt orBrush Belt - Duration: 1:44. ... Won't SPRAY solution Rollers spin Fixing Bissell ProHeat Carpet ...
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If your machine is turned on and in the upright position yourbrushes will not turn. ... How to Replace the Belt & Brushroll on Bissell ProHeat 2X Series Carpet ... Won't SPRAY solution Rollers spin Fixing Bissell ProHeat Carpet ...
... bissell pro heat pet 2x and my brushes won't turn or operate... check the belt belts ok brushes won't turn/rotate turn dial on bottom front on the water tank to ...
brushes? thats a good un! if its spinning fast its not brushes, it could be the water out pump though, or filter is blocked, even if you did try to change the brushes its no easy job to do, call a guy out to fix it,
Depending on which style you have, it may have a opening on the right side as you look at the front of the machine. If not you may need to remove the cover. If it does it says "belt access" and has two 1/8" (about) slots in the cover. with a small screw driver or something similar insert tool into slot and gently pry(if you are looking from the side) the left slot up and towards the right and the right slot up and to the left. It will slowly (or quickly depending on how hard you have to push) pop up and you can slide it off and see the pump. I think it is easier to just remove the 4 screws that hold the pump in place so you can replace both belts at the same time and not struggle with having to stretch the new belts. The last time I did this the Sprocket(small metal peice with teeth that turns the brushes) had broken off. I cleaned and dried everything and used 30 second epoxy to glue the sprocket back on and it works fine lasts a long time. Once you have removed the 4 screws holding the pump you can use a flashlight and screwdriver, knitting needle, pen etc. to hook the belt from the brush on to the pump shaft(sprocket) very easy. You may need to tilt and angle the pump a little to gt the belt over the lip on the sprocket. Like I did when I did this you will need to put the smooth belt on over the pump shaft first then put on the brush belt and screw the pump back into place (4 screws just snug because you can easily strip the plastic mounting holes) and put smooth belt on the electric motor shaft. you may need to stretch the belt a little because it has no gears it is just friction that turns the pump. Clean and dry everything this will make this repair last longer. If you will take a few minutes after each use to clean at least around the belt area they will last a long time. You can even put a belt conditioner on them for added life. Have a wonderful day!!!!!
Make the machine safe from the power sourcefirst
When you remove the belt access door you are looking at the pump belt,
To gain access to the brush belt you must turn the machine over and remove the brush at the bottom of the machine.
there are two screw in the red retainers at each side of the brush, remove the screws and the retainers and the pivot arms ,you should see the brush belt and the pump
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