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Troubleshooting
WARNING
To reduce the risk of electric shock, turn Power Switch OFF and disconnect plug from electrical outlet
before performing maintenance or troubleshooting checks.
Problem
Vacuum
cleaner
won't run
Vacuum
cleaner won't
pick up dirt
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Possible causes
Power Cord is not plugged in.
Blown fuse/tripped breaker.
Dirt Tank is full.
Filter is dirty.
Hose is not secure.
Dirt Tank is not in place.
Vacuum path is clogged.
Rotating power brush drive belt
is broken.
Drive belt is stretched.
Brush Roll bristles are worn.
Brush Roll is jammed.
Remedies
Check electrical plug.
Check/replace fuse or reset breaker.
Empty Dirt Tank.
Check filter and remove debris or
clean.
Check that hose is snapped into
place at both ends.
Make sure Dirt Tank is completely
inserted and snapped into place.
Visually check air passageway, hose
inlet and hose for anything that
might be obstructing the vacuum
path. Carefully remove blockage.
Replace drive belt.
Check drive belt area and remove
obstructions. Replace drive belt if
necessary.
Replace Brush Roll.
Remove Brush Roll and clean debris
from brush and ends. Check drive
belt for any damage.
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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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