Maintenance & Storage - Bissell PowerSteamer 1692 User Manual

Maintenance/Storage
Turn Power switch OFF.
1.
Unplug power cord from the outlet and coil around
2.
Power Cord Quick Release.
Remove and rinse tools in clean, running water, let
3.
dry and replace in tool caddy.
Coil flex hose through storage brackets.
4.
Remove Tank-in-Tank,
5.
The Basics section, on page 6.
Rinse out the Tank-in-Tank
6.
machine.
Wipe all exterior surfaces with a soft cloth.
7.
Store cleaner upright in a protected, dry area.
8.
When carpet is dry, vacuum again to remove hair and fuzz that
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the POWERSTEAMER may have loosened.
Pump Belt and Brush Belt Replacement
Turn the machine off and unplug from wall outlet.
1.
Step on the release pedal and recline the handle down onto
2.
floor.
Remove the Tank-in-Tank. Set them aside.
3.
Remove Belt Access Door located near the ReadyTools Dial. Insert a
4.
flat head screwdriver into the slot nearest to the handle and gently
prying the access door off.
Turn the machine onto its side so the belt access area is
5.
facing upward.
On the bottom of the machine, near the belt access area, is a
6.
Red Retainer Plate that holds the black brush arm and brush
in place. Using a Phillips head screwdriver remove the screw
that holds the Red Retainer Plate in place. Set Red Retainer
Plate and Phillips head screw aside.
NOTE: For 1693 Model series, remove stationary brush
(skip step 6 and 7)
Remove the black brush arm that holds the brush in place.
7.
Set the black brush arm aside.
Remove the "toothed" Brush Belt from the Brush then from the
8.
Red Pump Pulley. Set the "toothed" Brush Belt and Brush aside.
Locate and remove the broken Pump Belt.
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dispose of dirty water. See
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and reseat the tank unto the
WARNING:
To reduce the risk
of fire, electric
shock or injury
unplug from outlet
before servicing.
Power Cord
Quick Release
Flex Hose
Storage Bracket
CAUTION:
PowerSteamer
uses water and
must not be stored
where there is a
danger of freezing.
Freezing will
damage internal
components and
void the warranty.
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