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Cleaning the Filter
WARNING
» To reduce the risk of electric shock, turn Power Switch OFF and disconnect plug from electrical outlet
before performing maintenance or troubleshooting checks.
» Do not operate vacuum with damp or wet filters, as well as without filters or the Dirt Tank in place.
Allow components to dry before reassembling the Dirt Tank.
1
Remove Dirt Tank by pushing the Dirt
Tank Release Button on top of the tank
handle.
3
Grasp the filter and pull up to remove.
The filter can be washed by hand-warm
water. Mild detergent may be used.
Rinse well, then air dry completely
before returning to Dirt Tank lid.
NOTE: If the filter is still excessively dirty, damaged or torn, it will need to be replaced.
Pre-Motor Replacement Filter Style FF100.
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2
The filter is located inside of the Dirt
Tank lid. Open Dirt Tank lid by lifting the
release latch.
4
Place the filter back in the Dirt Tank lid.
The white mesh side should be put in
first with the black foam side still visible.
Align the locating details on the filter
with the locating features in the tank lid.
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Boswell power force compact turbo vacuum will not start
The Bissell PowerForce Compact Turbo 2690 Series vacuum may not start due to the following possible causes:
1. The power cord is not plugged in – Ensure the plug is securely connected to an electrical outlet.
2. A blown fuse or tripped circuit breaker – Check and replace the fuse or reset the circuit breaker if needed.
3. The dirt tank is full – Empty the dirt tank.
4. A dirty filter – Inspect the filter and clean or remove any dirt.
5. The hose is not securely connected – Ensure the hose is properly attached at both ends.
6. The dirt tank is not correctly positioned – Make sure the dirt tank is fully inserted and latched.
7. A vacuum path obstruction – Check for blockages in the air passage or intake area.
Following these steps should help resolve the issue.
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