Dupray one plus steam cleaner. Refilled with water during cleaning and now won't work. Keeps beeping low water

To remove the dirty water tank on a Regina Steam 7.0, follow these general steps:

1. Turn off the steam cleaner and unplug it from the power source for safety.
2. Locate the dirty water tank, which is usually at the back or bottom of the steam cleaner.
3. Check for any locking mechanisms or latches that secure the tank in place.
4. Release the locking mechanism or unlatch the tank to remove it from the steam cleaner.
5. Gently pull the tank out of its slot or compartment, being careful not to spill any dirty water.
6. Empty the dirty water from the tank into a sink or drain.
7. Rinse the tank with clean water to remove any remaining dirt or debris.
8. Once the tank is clean and dry, place it back into its slot or compartment in the steam cleaner.
9. Ensure the tank is securely locked or latched in place before using the steam cleaner again.

Hi Barbara. I understand how frustrating no suction can be when you're trying to clean.

Here's a quick link to troubleshooting steps to assist you:

http://www.bissell.com/FAQDetail.aspx?id=1124&cid=ccsocial

Have you tried cleaning out the small filterfrom the reserve tank? Also, check the tank/resevoir valve is operating properly, when you take it out to fill try to make water release from tank.

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Flush out the solution valve with water (aka "prime the pump"). Use water, not just air, because water will clear any obstructions that may be in the lines. Also, rinse your tank through the four ports on the *underside*-- one round, two oval, one large and curved, all four in a row. Rinse them really thoroughly with warm water, then refill the tank and try the Scooba again. If it doesn't work, call us: 1-877-855-8593.

Yes it does matter which cleaning solution that you use in your steam cleaner. If you use the wrong cleaning solution it may cause problems with the cleaning solution dispensary system. Different steam cleaners use different cleaning solutions. You should always use the steam cleaner solution for your specific cleaner. I have learned this the hard (and expensive) way.

Hard to recommend this but it will work in a pinch. You can use a small amount of liquid laundry detergent diluted with hot water (about 2 table spoons to a gallon) as a stand in for the real deal. DO NOT put the laundry soap solution into the cleaning solution reservoir (the wax content will clog the soap dispensary system). Lightly apply to the area to be shampooed (do not soak). I have used a plastic coffee can with holes poked in the lid like a watering can to apply the soap solution. Use the shampooer to do the scrubbing and remove soapy water from the shampooed area. Fill your soap reservoir with clean hot water. The laundry soap does most of its job during the rinse. Go over the shampooed area with the shampooer moderately soaking the shampooed area to with the hot rinse water. Remove as much of the rinse water as possible. Liquid laundry soap has a high wax content (makes your cloths soft) and if it is not rinsed thoroughly after it is dry the remaining wax will attract dirt faster than the surrounding areas. Other than that it works for a good stand in for the proper detergent in a pinch. As a bonus it smells great.

From what I understand as unorthodox as it is, it works well in small doses, and I don't believe that it causes any damage to the other parts of the steam cleaner as steam cleaners survive drawing up worse things into them than laundry soap.

I hope that you find this helpful

Good Luck!

I had a similar problem; disassembed switch and clamped electrical bayonets tighter with a pair of pliers; works good now.

Check the hose and make sure it is clear of debre and there are no kinks in the hose.

http://www.fixya.com/support/p41018-hoover_f5881_900_vacuum/manual-4439 there you go thats the manul