Question about Bissell 7901-1 ProHeat Scotchgard Upright Wet/Dry Vacuum
When I removed the pump to this unit to go buy a replacement I wrote discriptions of where the disconnected hoses went. Apparently my descriptions were poor. Now after switching the hoses all around I am not sure where they go. How can I find out where they are supposed to be connected?
You need to take the top part of the housing off to service this unit. There are two screws underneath / where the clear suction face is attached, and six scews on top (two up front, two near the back wheels, and two in the middle. (You have to take the water tank out to get to them). Once loose, reach up underneath the cover and hold the flow indicator while you unscrew it so it will not turn. The top will now come off easily. The hoses are pretty self explanitory once you look at the intake and outflow hoses. Starting with the pump, looking at it from the front of the machine, you have three hoses attached to it. The first one on the left is the intake hose that goes to the variable flow mechinism that the soap container sits on. It has a hose coming from the water tank inlet on one side, and the hose to the pump on the other. (The soap is "sucked" into it depending on the flow rod setting) The middle hose is attached to the suction tube on the left, and the last hose on the right is the output hose that delivers the soap/water solution first to the heater (located in up behind the on/off - temp switches), then to the flow indicater/filter, then to the two spray jets. By the way, this is not a jhob for the faint hearted... have patience. Good Luck!
Posted on Oct 14, 2007
I have a Bissell Model 1699 when I removed the pump to this unit to go buy a replacement I wrote discriptions of where the disconnected hoses went. Apparently my descriptions were poor. Now after switching the hoses all around I am not sure where they go. I cant get the thing the thing to go backt together because apparentely the hoses arent routed properly How can I find out where they are supposed to be connected and how they are routed.
Posted on Oct 12, 2007
SOURCE: Model 1699 bissell proheat clear view with heater
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Posted on Jan 17, 2008
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