Bissell 1986 User Manual page 15

Cleaning the Brush Roll & Nozzle
WARNING
To reduce the risk of electric shock, turn power OFF and disconnect plug from electrical outlet before
performing maintenance or troubleshooting checks.
NOTE: Be sure to clean the Brush Rolls and Nozzle before storing your machine. Follow
these steps if your Nozzle becomes clogged with hair or debris.
1
3
5
Use the comb to brush out the
debris or hair from the Brush Rolls.
NOTICE: To reduce the risk of a leaking condition, do not store unit where freezing may
occur. Damage to internal components may result.
Turn OFF and unplug
the machine from the
grounded outlet.
Next, remove
the next layer,
the Brush Roll
cover, to reveal
the Brush Rolls.
Press on the
two release
buttons and lift
straight up.
2
4
click
6
When finished, return the Brush Roll cover by
pushing it straight down. You will hear a "click"
from each push button when the cover is pushed
down into place. Line up the Nozzle from the edge
near the floor and rotate to snap back into place.
Remove the Nozzle
from the Foot:
scoop and grip the
Accessory Hose
Door. Pull up to
remove the Nozzle.
At this point, the
Nozzle and Brush
Roll cover can
be rinsed under
running water and
the Nozzle Clean
Out Tool can be
inserted to unclog
hair or debris.
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