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Page 2 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Guide Printed February, 2001 1/30/2004 (Revision 1) 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS How to use this Repair Guide Page 2 UL Recommended High Voltage Test Page 2 Using the Servicing Platform Page 3 Preliminary Diagnostic Checks Page 3 Functional Systems...

Page 3 - HOW TO USE THIS REPAIR GUIDE; UL RECOMMENDED HIGH VOLTAGE TEST

B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Guide Printed February, 2001 1/30/2004 (Revision 1) 2 HOW TO USE THIS REPAIR GUIDE The instructions in this Repair Guide pertain to the B issell PowerSteamer ProHeat (#1698) and the Bissell ProHeat ClearView(#1699) . The information identi...

Page 4 - USING THE SERVICING PLATFORM

B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Guide Printed February, 2001 1/30/2004 (Revision 1) 3 USING THE SERVICING PLATFORM Begin by placing the unit on the Servicing Platform. Servicing Platform should fit securely under the unit and raise its wheels off the servicing surface. P...

Page 6 - FUNCTIONAL SYSTEMS CHECK

B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Guide Printed February, 2001 1/30/2004 (Revision 1) 5 8. Manually rotate motor shaft to determine that motor, brush and pump are moving smoothly and quietly. 9. Remove any debris which may be hindering the free movement of these components...

Page 7 - TAKING THE UNIT APART

B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Guide Printed February, 2001 1/30/2004 (Revision 1) 6 TAKING THE UNIT APART 1. Unplug the unit. 2. Recline the handle backwards fully. 3. Turn SmartMix to "normal" traffic setting. 4. Remove the Solution and Clean Water Tanks. 5. R...

Page 8 - TROUBLESHOOTING THE FLOW SYSTEM

B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Guide Printed February, 2001 1/30/2004 (Revision 1) 7 10. Check lines for evidence of pinching and restricted flow. Straighten and un-pinch lines as necessary. ( See base photo page 18) 11. After removing housing, check that the SmartMix p...

Page 9 - HEATER ISSUES; CLEARVIEW ISSUES

B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Guide Printed February, 2001 1/30/2004 (Revision 1) 8 LOWER HANDLE ISSUES 1. Handles must be reassembled to ensure that hoses are not pinched. 2. Clear any blockages in the heater inlet and outlet lines with a finishing nail or similar obj...

Page 10 - MOTOR REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE

B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Guide Printed February, 2001 1/30/2004 (Revision 1) 9 2. Make certain the background window has its tabs placed properly. 3. Make certain the gasket is in place on top of the background window. MOTOR REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE 1. Remove main ho...

Page 14 - PUTTING THE UNIT BACK TOGETHER

B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Guide Printed February, 2001 1/30/2004 (Revision 1) 13 PUTTING THE UNIT BACK TOGETHER 1. Follow the assembly diagram to ensure that all parts are replaced properly. 2. Make sure the foot pedal is in the proper position. 3. The SmartMix sho...

Page 16 - PUMP REPLACEMENT

B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Guide Printed February, 2001 1/30/2004 (Revision 1) 15 PUMP REPLACEMENT 1. Unplug the unit. 2. Remove the two solution tanks. 3. Remove spray tips from guides. 4. Remove the brush and cog belt by removing the screw from the orange retainin...

Page 20 - Lower Handle Disassembly

B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Guide Printed February, 2001 1/30/2004 (Revision 1) 19 Lower Handle Disassembly 1. Remove the two screws located near the bottom of the tool caddy on the back of the machine. 2. Remove the two bolts and nuts that go through the upper part ...

Page 22 - Speed Sensor Replacement

B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Guide Printed February, 2001 1/30/2004 (Revision 1) 21 Speed Sensor Replacement 1. Remove the main housing according to instructions on page six. 2. Remove the right side wheel (held in place by an E-clip on the end of the axle). 3. Gently...