Need gasket for the reservoir.Also the rubber part that goes under the reservoir were the water goes

I don't know what model you have, but mine has a big spring that goes all the way around the rubber gasket. If that is not in place it will leak. I wonder if the spring in yours is under the gasket and didn't get put back on properly.

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First, make sure that the caps are on securely and the red rubber auto-load gaskets are in place. If the red rubber auto-load gasket is missing, check to see if it's stuck in the reservoir. Next, check the tanks for cracks or damage. If there is damage then you may need to replace it. If your gaskets are correctly assembled and your tanks don't seem to be damaged, at this point it might be best to take your carpet cleaner to a technician. You can call Bissell at 1-800-237-7691 for authorize service center near your area.

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the gasket should be a rubber boot that goes down into the fluid . As the brake system is sealed to prevent moisture from entering the brake fluid ( brake oil is hydroscopic--absorbs moisture from the atmosphere) the rubber allows for the brake fluid to move without creating a vacuum in the reservoir.

buy on at jeep. (if brakes do not drive car like that)
there are many reservoirs, not just 1
so cant answer.

the windshield washer motor is at the bottom of the reservoir,you will need to remove the water reservoir, the motor usually pull out of a rubber grommet & goes back in the same way, just make sure that the rubber grommet isn't perished, if it is replace it.......cheers

The rubber washer goes to the inside of the tank under the flush valve which gets screwed on with the large plastic nut on the bottom side of the tank. Then the foam gasket fits over the plastic nut which goes into the toilet bowl hole for the water to flow into the bowl. Tank needs to be removed from the toilet bowl.

sounds like too much water is coming into the drum,
could be a faulty water valve or a blocked pressure switch reservoir.
need engineer to check out the latter

I have had the same problem with my Saeco Digital & Saeco Superautomica machines. After much work and somewhat expense I have finally found a simple fix. All you need to do is replace the gasket which is located just under the water reservoir.
(1) Take the water reservoir off
(2) Pop the round plastic piece located in the middle off (don't worry you won't break it as is it pretty tough)
(3) Take the black rubber gasket out and either:
(a) cover the present gasket with the brew group lube or
(b) replace the gasket with a new one.
which will give it a air tight fit and prevent any further water leakage from the reservoir.

You can get a new gasket for $5!!! :) I got mine at: http://cerinicoffee.com/item.asp?cID=0&PID=90

I also put some Brew Group lube ( http://cerinicoffee.com/Lube_brew_group_saeco.asp ) around the gasket as a temp fix until I completely replaced to gasket. Apparently, what happens is that the original gasket gets old, dry rots or whatever allowing the water to leak out of the reservoir. And then all over your work surface. The Saeco machines are quite intricate but are
Hope this helps.
-Dave

Probably tye pump. If it was the hot water reservoiur it would leak without brewing.

This is what was wrong with mine....very simple solution to fix: Check the bottom of the water reservoir. It should have a black rubber washer attached to the lip that goes down into the main system. If that part is inside the main system, instead of attached to the water reservoir, the reservoir doesn't make a tight enough seal for the suction. Just carefully remove (I use tweezers) the black rubber part (almost like a thick washer) and put it on the reservoir. Should fix the problem!