Bissell 1660 User Manual POWER STEAMER (PROMAX) Manuals And Guides L0905041
BISSELL Power Steamer Manual L0905041 BISSELL Power Steamer Owner's Manual, BISSELL Power Steamer installation guides
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Powerlifter _ Powerlifter®Plus Series • Assembly • Operation • Safety • Storage BissEII" We're glad you purchased a BISSELLPowerlifler<_' deep cleaner. Everything we know about floor care went into the design and construction of this complete, high-tech home cleaning system. Your Powerlifler is well made, and we back it with a flfll one-year warranty. We also stand behind it with a knowledgeable, dedicated Consumer Services department, so, should you ever have a problem, you'll receive fast, considerate assistance. Mygreat-grandfather invented the floor sweeper in 1876. Today,BISSELLis a global leader in the design, manufacture, and service of high quality homecare products like your Powerlifier. Thank you once again, from all of us at BISSELL. MarkJ. Bissell Presidentand ChiefExecutiveOfficer • More powerful suction than upright deep cleaners • Lightweight wand easily maneuvers under and around furniture LargeVacuum FlexHoseClips Grip/Trigger Hosewith Threaded Connectors Vacuum FlexHose WandSolution Tube/_ top Power Unit _ \ _ _I_ \ _mi;_l Wand M_otoFilte_r___ r _ lau_n_nUm Measurin Cu Ball Ca w© Ball Tank Unit Tank Siphon Tube Floor Nozzle Casters ThisUser's Guide hasbeendesigned tohelpyou gettheutmost satisfaction fromyourPowerlifler Deep Cleaner. You'llfindassembly instructions forall cleaning tasks, safety precautions, pre-cleaning tips, andmaintenance andtroubleshooting instructions. Please readthisGuide thoroughly before assembling yourPowerlifiei: Pay particularattentionto the assemblydiagram, assemblyinstructions,and partnames.Locateand organizeall partsbeforeassembly.Familiarize yourselfwiththe partsand wheretheygo. Following the Guidewillgreatlyenhanceyourabilityto get the bestperformancefromyourPowerliflerfor manyyears. How to put it together Casters. Locate 4 casters inside plastic packaging in collection tank. Turn tank unit upside down. Insert four casters and push until they snap into place. Ball. Placeball on raisedareaof recoverytankbottom.[NOTE:Ball mayhavean unusualcolordueto recycledhigh densitypolyethylene (HDPE)usedin its manufacture]. Ball Cage ,, Tank Ball Cage. Position ball cage over ball and press cage firmly onto raised area. MotorFilter.Locatemotorfilter and insertit into cavityon the undersideofthe toppowerunit. Motorfiltermustbe in placeat alltimes. Top Power Unit Motor F@ Tank Unit. Flip carrying handle down over filling cavity on tank unit. Top Power Unit. Place top power unit on tank unit. Twist top power unit until in drops into place on tank unit. Flipup carryinghandle to lock units. Aluminum Wands. Fit bottom wand section into top aluminum wand section. [NOTE: Wands are identical and interchangeable. Buttons must be on upper end of wands fbr proper assembly. Aluminum wands fit together snugly.[ Latch button pops through hole to lock sections together. Floor Nozzle. Fit floor nozzle over bottom wand and lock with latch button. Grip/TriggerUnit. Fitgrip/trigger unit intotopwandlockwithlatch button. Wand Solution Tube i Vacnum Flex Hose WandSolutionTube. Connect wandsolutiontubeto spraytip onfloornozzleand towand solutiontip ongrip/triggerunit. SmallWandClips. Securetube to wandwithtwosmall aluminumwandclips. Hose with Threaded Connectors [ Cap XX_, v_A _.. Gtip/Tligger Vacuum Flex Hose. Connect vacuum flex hose to grip/ trigger unit and lock with latch buttons. Insert vacuum flex hose into inlet on top power unit and lock in place. Hose withThreaded Connectors. Attachhosewith threadedconnectorsto threadedoutletongrip/triggerunit. Fingertightenonly. Presshoseintomoldedslot under grip/triggerunit. Attachotherend to threadedoutleton powerunit. Fingertightenonly. Safetyinstmctions .......... 2 Productview .............. 3 Howto put it together ....... 4 Specialattachments ......... 5 Index .................... 5 Howto begin .............. 6 Deepcleaning carpet ........ 7 Cleaning upholstery & small areas ............. 8 Cleaning bare floors ........ 9 Wet vacuuming ........... 10 Putting it away ............ 11 with threaded connectors together. Snap three large vacuum flex hose clips in place at three clip bands on flex hose. Troubleshooting........... 12 Parts ................... 13 Tank Siphon Tube. Pull up tank siphon tube next to filling cavity on tank unit. Insert firmly into opening on power unit. Warranty ................ 14 Consumerservice.......... 14 Vacuum Flex Hose Clips. Hold vacuum flex hose and hose Assembly is now complete. Power Unit Make sure the power and tank units are properly aligned and locked with the carrying handle before pulling up siphon tube assembly and inserting it into power unit. Special attachments for easy clean-up See individualsectionsfor properusage of all accessories F" For Wet/Deep Cleaning _,-_ ..,r SmallArea CleaningFiiiill Ozzle_ Ba_ Fl_r Attachment (included with PLUSSeries) How to begin... 1. Vacuumcarpet. 2. Decidewhereto begin-- and end-- yourjob.Cleanin 3' X4' sections,startingin areasfarthestfromexit.Plan to leavea pathopento emptycollectiontankand replenish fillingcavity. 3. Carpetwilldryin twoto fourhours,dependingon carpet styleand air circulationin room.Afloorfanspeedsdrying. 4. Plan activitiesto givecarpettime to dry. 5. Replacefurnitureondampcarpetbyplacingwaxedpaper underlegsuntil floordriescompletely. Alwaysvacuum before you clean. If possible, move larger furniture aside. But if it's not possible to move your furniture, don't worry - your Powerlifler features a cleaning wand that easily maneuvers under and around furniture. 1. Checkmanufacturer'stag beforecleaning."W"or "WS"on the tag meansyoucan useyourPowerlifter.Iftag is coded withan "S" (withdiagonalstrike-through),or says"Dry CleanOnly,"donotproceed. 2. If manufacturer'stag is missingornot coded,checkwith yourfurnituredeaM: 3. If possible,checkupholsterystuffing.Coloredstuffingmay bleedthroughfabricwhenwet. ThePowerlifleris not recommendedfor cleaningwoodfloors. 2. UseonlyBissellFloorCleansingFormulaF,''on no-waxfloors. Neverusea BissellFiberCleansingFormula'"or othercarpet cleanersonbarefloors. Sweepbeforestarting. 4. Removeoldwaxbeforecleaning. 5. Leavean exitpath. 6. Allowat least1/2hour dryingtime. . . Getting ready 1. Remove formula measuring cup from filling cavity on side of tank unit. 2. Pour two gallons of hot tap water (temperature should not exceed 120° F/48 ° C) into filling cavity until level reaches bottom of three vertical lines in tank unit. 3. Shake bottle of Fiber Cleansing Formula. Fill measuring cup to fill line (10 ounces). Empty measuring cup into filling cavity and replace measuring cup. RemoveMeasLuing Cup From FillingCavity 4. Plug power cord into approved grounded outlet. Pre-treating 1. Pre-treat highly soiled areas: Press on pump/spray switch, hold floor nozzle 4"- 6" above soiled carpet, and pull trigger to spray cleaning solution. 2. Wait 3-5 minutes. Scrub tough stains with floor nozzle brush. Deep cleaning Vacuum!suction switch 1. Press on pump/spray and vacuum/suction switches. Place floor nozzle directly on carpet at arm's length. Pull trigger to spray cleaning solution while pulling wand toward you. 2. Repeat, keeping floor nozzle firmly against carpet surface. Continue until no more dirt can be removed. Do not overwet. ump spra} swltc 3. Release spray trigger. Suction area until cleaning solution can be removed. no more 4. Continue to clean entire carpet, working in 3' x 4' sections. 5. If the machine loses suction, or motor noise rises in pitch, empty the tank [see WHEN YOU'RE DONE, below]. Failure to empty tank will damage unit. 6. If floor nozzle stops spraying, turn off pump immediately and check cleaning solution level. Never run pump dry. When you're done 1. Press off pump/spray and vacuum/suction Unplug fl'om outlet. switches. 2. Remove tank siphon tube, flip down carrying handle and lift top power unit %m tank unit. 3. Carry tank unit to a toilet or sink to empty. With carrying handle in one hand, place other hand in gripping slot under filling cavity on tank unit. Lift and pour to empty. 4. Make sure ball and ball cage are firmly seated on raised area. Replace power unit and lock in place with carry handle. 5. See PUTTING IT AWAY on page 11. How to clean upholstery and small areas/ 1. Disconnect wand solution tube and aluminum wands fl'om grip/trigger unit. ..k_._._%_ll_ > b 2.. Moisten O-ring base of cap valve with Align small areaatcleaning nozzle with capsoapy valvewater. and vacuum tube on grip/trigger unit. 4. Press latch button on vacuum tube and slide small area 11 cleaning nozzle on until latch button locks in place. 5. Check manufacturer's tag and/or test fabric in an inconspicuous place. Toclean upholstery, disconnect wand solution tube and aluminum wand from grip/trigger unit. Moisten O-ring at base of cap valvewith soapy water. Alignthe Small Area Cleaning Nozzle with the cap valveand vacuum tube on grip/trigger unit, then press latch button on vacuum tube and slide together until latch button locks in place. Vacuum/suction switch ump spra} swltc 1. Presson vacuum/suctionand pump/sprayswitches. 2. Depresstriggerand pullsmallarea cleaningnozzle towardyou. 3. Releasetriggerand repeatactionto extractexcessmoisture. 4. Repeatuntilareais clean. 5. SeeWHENYOU'RE DONE,page7 and PUTTING ITAWAY, page11. Getting ready Note: The bare floor attachment is included with the PLUSSeries only. It may be ordered as an additional accessory by contacting Consumer Services. 1. Attach bare floor attachment to bottom of floor nozzle with rubber and brush strips facing out. Align fl'ont edges and snap together. 2. Fill [brmula measuring cup twice with Floor Cleansing Formula and empty into filling cavity. 3. Pour two gallons of hot tap watei, not to exceed 120°F/48°C, into filling cavity. Water level should reach the bottom of three vertical lines in tank unit. Vacumn/suction Cleaning 1. Press vacuum/suction switch and pump/sprayswitcheson. ,rapspray sw_tc 2. Depresstriggerand pull floornozzletowardyou. 3. Releasetriggerand repeatactionto extractexcessmoisture. 4. Disconnectbarefloorattachment.Turn offmachine, hold floornozzleawayfromyou,pushbarefloortooloff withthumbs. 5. SeeWHENYOU'REDONE,page7 and PUTTING ITAWAY, page11. _r Nozzle i''2_'7_'_are Floor Attachment To clean bare floors, attach Bare Floor Attachment to bottom of Floor Nozzlewith the rubber and brush strips facing out. Alignfront edges and snap together. Getting ready 1. Remove dry filter bag fl'om ball cage. 2. Place ball on raised area on bottom of tank unit. 3. Position ball cage over ball and press firmly onto raised area. 4. Insert tank siphon tube in tank unit. 5. Attach bare floor tool to floor nozzle. Cleaning 1. Press on vacuum/suction Vacuum/suction switch switch. Do not press on pump/spray switch or pump damage may occur. 2. Place Powerlifler in a dry area of the floor. 3. Suction as usual. 4. If the machinelosessuctionand/ormotornoiserisesin pitch,emptythe tank [seeWHENYOU'REDONE].Failure to emptytankwilldamageunit. 5. SeeWHENYOU'REDONE,page7 and PUTTING ITAWAY, page11. l0 Putting it away After deep cleaning/wet vacuuming 1. Rinse filling cavitywith clean water. Leaveabout 1/2 gallon of clean water in filling cavity. 2. Holdfloor nozzle overbucket or sink. _iter 3. Presson pump/spray switch, pull trigger for 30seconds, and empty powerunit. 4. Emptyfilling cavityof excesswater: 5. Drain solution hoses. 6. Emptyand rinse collectiontank. 7. Rinse and dry collectiontank, ball cage, ball, wands, and tools. 8. Removetank siphon tube from opening on power unit. 9. Removefilter from end of tank siphon tube, clean filter under running water, then replace filter in end oftank siphon tube. 10. Replacetank siphon tube in opening in powerunit. 11. Werecommend that you air dry before closing unit Ibr storage. ll Weak or no suction/Motor suddenly runs louder/Motor Possible Causes Remedies Vacuum is not operating of fire, shock unplug before the risk Check electrical plug Vacuum/switch on? Call BISSELLConsumer Services (see page 14) I!XWARNING: To reduce runs hot Collection tank unit is full Empty collection tank Dirty filter (s) See PUTTING IT AWAY(see page 11) Power unit improperly attached Reposition top power unit on tank unit electric or injury from outlet servicing. Carrying handle in place to lock tank unit and top power unit? Kink/blockage in hoses/tubes Straighten hoses/tubes Check aluminum wands/vacuum flex hose/solution hose and tube for obstructions Reduced spray or no spray/Leaking connections Possible Causes Remedies Tank siphon tube filter clogged See PUTTING IT AWAY Steps 9-11 (see page 11) Filling cavity empty Refill filling cavity Spray tip clogged See PUTTING IT AWAY Step 8 (see page 11) Tank siphon tube/Solution hose/ Wand solution tube kinked/ Tighten loose connections Relax kinks in solution tubes/hoses disconnected Pump is not operating Check electrical plug Pump/spray switch on? Call BISSELLConsumer Services (see page 14) Connections not tight Finger tighten all connections (do not use pliers or other tools) 12 Item Part No. Part Name 1 010-4706 Vacuumflexhose 2 013-2477 Largevacuum flex hoseclips (3) Hosewiththreaded connectors 010-4697 4 016-4181 Grip/triggerunit 5 603-1659 010-9464 Capvalveassembly Wandsolutiontube 013-2453 015-9151 Small wandclips (2) Small area cleaningnozzle Aluminumwands 6 7 8 010-9654 2 (2, interchangeable) 10 11 603-2922 017-3533 Toppowerunit Motorfilter 12 013-1525 Ballcage 13 013-3004 013-0330 Measuringcup Ball 15 014-9089 (Grey/Blue) 014-9011 (Grey/Red) Tankunit (includes fillingcavity, collectiontank, and handle) 16 603-2669 Tanksiphon tube and filter 17 011-3529 010-2283 Tanksiphon tubefilter Caster(individual) 20 015-6150 016-6965 Spraytip Floornozzle 21 010-1181 Floornozzlebrush 22 013-0471 Barefloorattachment 14 18 19 10 © 16 21 17 13 About your warranty This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which may vary from state to state. If you need additional instruction regarding this warranty or have questions regarding what it may cover, call BISSELLConsumer Services. One Year Warranty BISSELLInc., upon receiptof the product, will repair or replace,fi'ee of charge, any part which is ddective or malfunctioning within one yearof the purchase date, providedthat it is used for personal and not commercial or rental service. If the deep cleaner cannot be repaired, BISSELLInc. will replace the product or refund the full price, at youroption. This warranty does not cover filters. If yourBISSELL productshouldrequireservice: 1. Call BISSELLConsumer Services at 1-800-237-7691 and we will give you the name of an authorized BISSKLService Centerin your area. If there is not an authorized BISSELLService Center in your area, a BISSELLConsumer Services Representative will issue you a Return Authorization Number and a pre-paid mailing label to return the unit to BISSELLfor warranty repair. -- The machine should be returned with a photocopy of your proof of purchase. (Your dated sales receipt is your warranty - do not send original.) . If you need information about repairs or replacement parts, or questions about your warranty, call: BISSEEL Consumer Services 1-800-237-7691 Monday- Friday 8 a.m.-- 7 p.m. EST Saturday 9 a.m.- 1 p.m.EST Or write: BISSELLINC PO Box 3606 Grand Rapids MI 49544 ATTN: Consumer Services OrvisitourWebSite: http://www.bissell.com When contacting BISSELL,have model number of unit available. SSEIr Life_messy.Cleanit up: Please record your ModelNumber: ¢c_1998 BISSELLInc Please record your Purchase Date: Grand Rapids, Michigan NOTE:Please keep your original sales receipt. It is your warranty. Tape or staple here for easy reference. 14 Allrights reserved. Printed in USA Part Number 010-5910 Rev. 2/98
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