Bissell Pet Hair Eraser 3920 Users Manual

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Pet Hair Eraser™
B A G L E S S

V A C U U M

USER’S GUIDE
3920, 6750 SERIES
3

Safety Instructions

Product View

5-6

Assembly

6-10

Operations

10-16

Maintenance and Care

17-18

Troubleshooting

Consumer Services

Replacement Parts

Warranty

Thanks for buying a BISSELL Vacuum
We’re glad you purchased a BISSELL vacuum. Everything we know about
floor care went into the design and construction of this complete,
high-tech home cleaning system.
Your BISSELL vacuum is well made, and we back it with a limited three
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.
My great-grandfather invented the floor sweeper in 1876. Today, BISSELL is
a global leader in the design, manufacture, and service of high quality
homecare products like your BISSELL vacuum .
Thanks again, from all of us at BISSELL.

Mark J. Bissell
President and Chief Executive Officer

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
When using an electrical appliance, basic
precautions should be observed, including
the following:

Read all instructions
before using your
upright VACUUM.
Always connect to a polarized outlet (left slot is wider
than right). Unplug from outlet when not in use and
before conducting maintenance.

WARNING: To reduce
the risk of fire, electric shock,
or injury:

■ Do not modify the polarized plug to fit a

non-polarized outlet or extension cord.
■ Do not leave vacuum cleaner unattended when it
is plugged in.
■ Unplug from outlet when not in use and
before servicing.
■ Unplug before attaching the TurboBrush.
■ Do not use outdoors or on wet surfaces.
■ Do not allow children to operate vacuum
cleaner or use as a toy.
■ Close attention is necessary when used by or
near children.
■ Do not use for any purpose other than described in
this user’s guide.
■ Use only manufacturer’s recommended
attachments.
■ Do not use with damaged cord or plug.
■ If appliance is not working as it should, has been
dropped, damaged, left outdoors, or dropped
into water, have it repaired at an authorized
service center.
■ Do not pull or carry by cord, use cord as a handle,
close a door on cord, or pull cord around sharp
edges or corners. Do not run appliance over cord.
Keep cord away from heated surfaces.
■ Do not unplug by pulling on cord. To unplug, grasp
the plug, not the cord.
■ Do not handle vacuum cleaner or plug with
wet hands.
■ Do not put any object into openings. Do not use with
any opening blocked; keep openings free of dust,
lint, hair, and anything that may reduce air flow.
■ Keep hair, loose clothing, fingers, and all parts of
body away from openings and moving parts.
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■ Turn off all controls before plugging or unplugging
vacuum cleaner.

■ U se extra care when cleaning stairs.
■ Do not pick up flammable materials (lighter fluid,
■
■

■
■
■
■
■
■

gasoline, kerosene, etc.) or use in the presence of
explosive liquids or vapors.
Do not pick up toxic material (chlorine bleach,
ammonia, drain cleaner, etc.).
Do not use vacuum cleaner in an enclosed space
filled with vapors given off by oil base paint, paint
thinner, some moth proofing substances, flammable
dust, or other explosive or toxic vapors.
Do not pick up hard or sharp objects such as
glass, nails, screws, coins, etc.
Do not pick up anything that is burning or smoking,
such as cigarettes, matches, or hot ashes.
Do not use without filters in place.
Use only on dry, indoor surfaces.
Keep appliance on a level surface.
Do not carry the vacuum cleaner while it
is running.

SAVE THESE
INSTRUCTIONS FOR
FUTURE USE
THIS APPLIANCE
HAS A POLARIZED
PLUG.

To reduce the risk of electric shock, this appliance has a
polarized plug (one blade is wider than the other). This plug
will fit in a polarized outlet only one way. If the plug does
not fit fully in the outlet, reverse the plug. If it still does not
fit, contact a qualified electrician to install a proper outlet.
Do not change the plug in any way.
This model is for household use only.

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Product view
Handle
Quick Release™
Cord Wraps
Hose and Cord Clip
Dusting Brush/
Upholstery Tool
Pet
TurboBrush®

Carry Handle

Power Cord
Stretch Hose

Crevice Tool

Pet Contour
Tool™

Extension Wand

Power Switch

Clean Filter Indicator
Twist ‘n
Snap™
Hose

Upper Tank

HEPA Media
Post Motor Filter

Easy Empty™
Dirt Container
Washable
Pre-Motor Filter

Lock ‘n Seal® Lever

Headlight

Curved
Hose
Wand

Lower
Hose Clip

Hose
Wand
Base

Handle Release
Pedal

Foot
Window

Height Adjustment
Knob
Scuff Resistant Bumper

Pet Hair Lifter

Wide Cleaning Foot

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C
AUTION:
Do not plug in your

Assembly

vacuum cleaner until
you are familiar with
all instructions and
operating procedures.

The only tool you’ll need to assemble your
vacuum cleaner is a Phillips screwdriver.

Attach handle to vacuum
1.

Locate the handle and cord wrap. Remove
the screw packet taped to the handle.

Stand the vacuum upright and from the
rear of the unit, slide the base of the handle
firmly into the grooves at the top of the
vacuum body.

IMPORTANT – before inserting the screws
into the handle, slide the cord wrap into the
handle.

Ensure that the handle and cord wrap fit
firmly to the vacuum body. If there are
any gaps, continue to push firmly until the
handle and cord wrap are flush.

Insert 2 of the screws provided (3 total)
into the existing holes, attaching the cord
wrap and handle to the body of the vacuum.
Tighten securely with a screwdriver.

Attach the hose and cord clip by snapping
it into the handle of the unit. Secure it by
inserting the screw provided.

Attach the lower hose clip by snapping it
into place and twisting to the right.

Hose Clip

W
arning:
Plastic film can be

dangerous. To avoid
danger of suffocation,
keep away from babies
and children.
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Assembly

Twist 'n
Snap Hose

Attach vacuum hose and tools
1.

Line up the tabs on the base of the Twist ‘n
Snap hose with the corresponding notches
on the hose collar as shown.

Turn the Twist ‘n Snap hose to the left
to lock the hose into place.

Connect the curved hose wand to the hose.
Grasping the curved hose wand, slide the
end of the curved hose wand onto the hose
wand base. Snap the hose into the hose clip.
NOTE: The vacuum will not operate effectively
unless the curved hose wand is firmly attached.

Slide the extension wand and crevice tool
together into the storage clip.

Slide the dusting brush/upholstery tool into
the storage clip.

Attach the Pet Contour Tool by aligning the
slots at the bottom with the tabs on the
upper tank cap, then snap back into the two
posts to secure.

Store Pet TurboBrush on the front of the
handle by lining up the TurboBrush base
with the base of the holder then push back
to snap into place.

Flip the pet hair lifter down until it clicks into
place on the front of the foot.
NOTE: Flip the Pet Hair Lifter down for carpeted
surfaces and up for non-carpeted surfaces (see
page 7 for more information).

Operations
Power switch
The Power Switch is located just below the
handle on the front of the vacuum. Push the
rocker switch “ON” (I) to vacuum, and “OFF” (O)
when cleaning is complete.

8.
7.

Pet Hair Lifter

C
AUTION:
Before using your vacuum,

make sure that the dirt
container is in the locked
position and that all filters
(pre-motor and HEPA postmotor) are in place. Do not
operate your vacuum
without these filters.

NOTICE:
For above floor cleaning, the floor
brush will continue to rotate but
is raised above floor. To prevent
carpet damage, do not lean on
the vacuum or let the powerfoot
tilt forward.

C
AUTION:
To avoid personal injury

and to prevent the cleaner
from falling when cleaning
stairs, always place it at
the bottom of the stairs.

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Operations

Handle positions

Press the handle release pedal, located on the lower
left side of the vacuum, with your foot to place your
vacuum into one of three cleaning positions.
1. Upright – For storage and above floor
cleaning with tools.
2. Normal Cleaning – Press handle release
pedal once. Position used for most
household floor cleaning tasks.
3. Low Cleaning – With the vacuum in normal
cleaning position, press handle release pedal Before cleaning under low furniture, check
again. Use for reaching under low furniture
area first for objects that might harm the unit
such as tables, chairs or beds.

Tip:

or block the vacuum hose.

Height adjustment
There are seven height settings available for
various floor surfaces. Turn the dial on the foot of
the cleaner to the desired setting.
Lowest setting – For low pile carpet or bare
floors. To pick up debris it may be necessary to
move up one setting.
Medium settings – For medium pile carpet.
High setting – For high pile and most shag carpet.

Note: For optimal carpet cleaning
performance, adjust to the lowest practical
setting. If your cleaner is difficult to push,
adjust to the next higher setting.

If the dial is difficult to turn, tilt the cleaner
back slightly to take the weight off the foot while
turning.

Pet Hair Lifter
Use to pick up pet hair from carpeted surfaces. Just
vacuum like you normally would. The vacuum will
grab pet hair when you pull back and it will release
hair and suction it up when you push forward.

NOTE: Turn vacuum off before you flip up or
flip down the Pet Hair Lifter.

To vacuum carpeting, while vacuum is in
upright position flip down until it clicks into
place on the front of the foot. Turn height
adjustment knob to pet hair setting.

To vacuum non-carpet surfaces flip up. Push the
yellow release button just above the feature, and
it will flip up and out of the way.

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Operations
Transporting cleaner
1.

To move your cleaner from room to room,
put the handle in the upright position, tilt
the cleaner back on its rear wheels and
push forward.

The cleaner can also be moved by using
the carry handle.

Clean filter indicator
The clean filter Indicator tells you when the air flow 2a.
right way to carry
in your vacuum is reduced due to dirty filters or a
clog in the hose. The clean filter indicator will remain
green while the unit is running until the airflow is
reduced by a clog or dirty filter. At that time, it begins
to change to red or black. When it is fully red, the
airflow is significantly reduced or clogged by a dirty
filter. Follow the steps on page 11 to clean your
filters. All filters in the vacuum should be cleaned or
replaced when the clean filter indicator turns red.
If the indicator turns black, it means you have a clog
in your hose. To check and remove the clog, remove
the hose from the unit by turning the Twist ‘n Snap
hose to the right. Try to visually locate the clog. Once
you have done this, use a blunt long object such as a
broom handle to loosen and remove the debris. Once
this is completed, reassemble the hose to the unit.
If the indicator remains red or black with the
vacuum running, follow the steps on page 15 to
check for and clear clogs.
NOTE: When your vacuum is turned off,
the clean filter indicator will go to the red
color setting. The clean filter indicator
only detects reductions in airflow when
the vacuum power is on.

2b.

wrong way to carry

Clean
Filter
Indicator

NOTICE:
While vacuuming, certain carpets
and low humidity conditions may
generate small static discharges.
The discharges are entirely
harmless and are not associated
in any way with the main
power supply.

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Operations
Special on-board tools
Your vacuum is not only a powerful carpet and
rug cleaner, it’s also a versatile above floor
vacuum cleaner when you select one of the
special tools.
1. Raise the handle to the upright position.
2.

Dusting Brush/
Upholstery Tool
Crevice Tool

Extension Wand

Curved Hose
Grasp the curved hose wand handle to sepa- Wand
rate from hose wand base.

Attach tools by firmly pushing onto vacuum
hose, curved hose wand or extension wand.
They are a friction fit, so be sure the hose
and tool fit snuggly together.
Dusting Brush/Upholstery Tool: Two types of
cleaning tools in one attachment.
• Use the dusting brush to dust
furniture, blinds, books, lamps, shelves
and baseboards.
• Slide the brush off to use the
upholstery tool on cushions,
draperies and fabrics.
Crevice Tool: Use in tight narrow spaces.
Extension Wand: Use with desired attachment for
a longer reach.
Curved Hose Wand: Use with desired attachment
for a longer reach or for cleaning hard to
reach places.
Pet Contour Tool: Use to reach into corners
and edges on stairs as well as armrests
and other curved surfaces. The tool can be
flipped to use in any direction.
Pet TurboBrush: Use rotating brush action for
small flat areas such as cushions and beds.
NOTE: Press gently down and pull towards
you in a raking motion. Too much pressure
will cause the brush to stop rotating.

Hose Wand
Base

NOTICE:
These tools are designed to

remove pet hair from upholstered
or carpeted surfaces. They
should not be used on pets.

Tip:
Hair, string and small objects can block
the vacuum hose or tools. Check them
occasionally for obstructions.

The rotating
CAUTION:
floor brush continues to rotate while tools are in use. To reduce

the risk of injury from moving parts, always move the cleaner with the carrying
handle. Always place vacuum cleaner on the floor with handle in upright position
when using tools. Never place your fingers under the cleaner when it is running.
Never place powerfoot on furniture or uneven surfaces. Do not place vacuum
cleaner close enough to objects to pull them into rotating brush.
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Operations
Power cord usage
1.

To use your vacuum, remove the cord and
plug it into an electrical outlet. For your
convenience, there are two quick release
cord wraps for easy cord removal. There is
also a cord clip that is part of the upper cord
wrap where you can attach the cord when
vacuuming.

When you are finished cleaning, turn
vacuum cleaner off.

Unplug power cord by grasping the polarized
plug (NOT the cord) and disconnect from outlet.

Loop power cord around cord wraps on rear
of vacuum cleaner. Be sure to first return the
quick release cord wraps back to their
original position before wrapping the cord.

Clip molded plug to power cord to secure.

Quick Release
Cord Wraps

Maintenance and care
To maximize your cleaning performance and
extend the life of your vacuum, it is very
important that you empty your dirt container
and check and clean your filters frequently.
Perform the following maintenance steps:
1. Empty the dirt container when the dirt reaches
the “Full” line on the container, or more frequently
to prevent overfills. For best performance, empty
after each use.

W
ARNING:
To reduce the risk of electric

shock, turn power switch OFF
and disconnect polarized plug
from electrical outlet before
performing maintenance or
troubleshooting checks.

2. Check the pre-motor filter and post-motor HEPA
media filter at least once a month, clean or
replace as needed.

NOTE: Be sure to clean or replace your
filters anytime the clean filter indicator
begins to turn red.
NOTE: More frequent filter cleaning may
be necessary if you are vacuuming new
carpet, fine dust, or have allergy concerns.
Follow the instructions on the following
pages to perform these simple maintenance
steps.

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Tip:
To maximize cleaning performance, check
and clean or replace all filters as suggested.

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Maintenance and care

Empty dirt container
The dirt container needs to be emptied when the
dirt reaches the “Full” line on the container.
1. Unplug the vacuum from electrical outlet

2. Slide the Lock ‘n Seal Lever to the “Unlock”

Unlock

position.

3. Grasp handle and pull the dirt container

straight out to remove from the vacuum.

4. Empty dirt into garbage container.
NOTE: Emptying the dirt container after
every use will help prevent over filling and
ensure that the vacuum is ready to go the
next time you clean.

Cleaning the pre-motor and post-motor HEPA media filter
1. Unplug the vacuum from electrical outlet.
2. The pre-motor filter protects the motor
from dirt particles. It is located in the
slide out tray underneath the dirt
container. If the filter becomes dirty, pull
out the tray, lift out the foam filter pad
and clean it.
NOTE: The pre-motor filter may be
hand washed in cold water with mild Washable
detergent. Rinse well and air dry
Pre-Motor
thoroughly before replacing.
Filter
3. The post-motor HEPA media filter
assists in the filtration process to
return clean air to the room. It is
located behind the door on the side
of the vacuum. If the filter becomes
dirty, open the door, remove the filter
and replace.
NOTE: The post-motor filter is a
white, pleated HEPA media filter. This
filter is not washable and must be
replaced when it becomes dirty.

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Post-Motor
HEPA
Media
Filter

W
ARNING:
Do not operate cleaner

with damp or wet filters or
without all filters in place.

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Maintenance and care
Check rotating floor brush and drive belt
You should check your vacuum cleaner’s
rotating floor brush and drive belt regularly
for wear or damage. You should also clean
the brush and brush ends of strings, hair
and carpet fibers. This type of debris can
wrap around the brush and hamper its
ability to effectively clean your carpet. Also
remove any debris that has accumulated
under the brush cover.
1. Unplug the vacuum from electrical outlet.
2. Place handle in low position and turn
vacuum cleaner over so bottom side is
facing up.

W
ARNING:
To reduce the risk of injury
from moving parts, turn
vacuum cleaner off and
disconnect power plug
from electrical outlet.
3.

3. Lift tab 1 and release the three latches
in order 2-4 marked. Lift off the brush
cover.
4. Grasp rotating floor brush at both ends
and lift.
5. Clean strings, hair and other debris from
rotating floor brush, paying particular
attention to brush ends.
6. Clean strings, hair and other debris from
motor pulley and drive belt areas.
7. Check drive belt carefully for wear, cuts or Motor Pulley
stressed areas.
8. Check air passageway for obstructions.
Remove debris from this area.
Air Passageway

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Maintenance and care
Replace drive belt
1. Unplug the vacuum from electrical outlet.
2. With rotating floor brush removed from
vacuum cleaner (Steps 1-4 of check
rotating floor brush and drive belt),
grasp old drive belt and remove from
motor pulley. Discard the old drive belt.
3. Place new drive belt over motor pulley
3.
and loop other end over rotating floor
brush in the space between the bristles. Motor Pulley
NOTE: It is important that you use only
genuine BISSELL replacement belts.
Generic belts may not meet the exacting
specifications required to keep your
vacuum operating at its peak performance.
The use of unbranded belts could lead to
early failure of the vacuum and could void
your warranty.

4. Pull the rotating floor brush firmly
into position, stretching the drive belt,
and place ends of rotating floor brush
down into the slots on sides as shown.
Alignment of brush ends in slots may be
necessary to fully insert the brush.
5. Turn rotating floor brush by hand several
times in the direction of motor pulley. If
properly installed, drive belt will center
itself on rotating brush crown.
6. Insert front edge of brush cover, rotate
into place, and snap 3 latches.

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Maintenance and care
Replace lightbulb
1. Unplug the vacuum from electrical outlet.

2. Using a flat bladed screwdriver, pry the tab

on the left and right side out and pull out to
remove the lens.

Remove the bulb from the socket by
grasping the bulb and pulling gently. Install
the new bulb by pushing it gently into the
socket until the bulb snaps into place.

Reposition the lens and snap it back
into place.

Maintaining Pet TurboBrush®
The Pet TurboBrush should be checked regularly
for clogs or debris wrapping around the brush.
1. Unplug the vacuum from electrical outlet.
2.

If a clog is present or debris is visible, unscrew
the two screws on the back of the TurboBrush to
remove the faceplate and clear any obstructions.

To clean debris from the brush, remove the
brush from the drive belt and clean debris.

Reposition the drive belt on the brush.
Place ends of brush in slots on sides.
Reposition faceplate and secure with
two screws.
NOTE: This tool is designed to remove pet
hair from upholstered or carpeted surfaces.
It should not be used on pets.

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Maintenance and care
Clearing clogs

Low suction or poor pickup may be due to a clog
in the vacuum cleaner. If you notice a change in
the sound of the motor, check for clogs.
1. Unplug the vacuum from electrical outlet.
4.
2.

Empty dirt container.

Check upper tank for build up or clogs.

If you notice a clog in the upper tank,
remove the separator plate (see section
"Cleaning the Upper Tank" on page 16).

Grasp the curved wand and separate it from
the hose wand base. Check for a clog in the
base, the wand or in the hose.

NOTE: On select units that have the clean
filter indicator, when the indicator reads
black, there is a clog in the hose which is
diminishing suction power. Remove the clog
in the hose to restore full suction power.

Remove the Twist ‘n Snap hose from the vacuum
by turning to the right. Straighten the hose and
unclog with a long, narrow object such as a
broom handle.

If you notice debris or dirt clogged in the
connecting tube, remove it by pulling it out at the
top and lifting the tube out. Clean the tube of any
debris and clear any possible clog from the port
to the pre-motor filter. Reattach tube by first
installing the base and than push in the top of
the tube.

Connecting
Tube

Hose Wand Base
Bottom
Port

If the clog persists, follow the instructions for
checking the rotating floor brush and drive
belt on page 12 and inspect the air
passageway for obstructions.

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Maintenance and care
Cleaning the upper tank

1. Grasp the inner cyclone and twist to the left

or to the unlocked marking, until the locking
tabs stop the rotation. Pull down from the
upper tank to remove it.

2. Wipe out the inside of the upper tank and the
inner cyclone with a damp cloth moistened
with water or a mild cleaning solution.

3. If you desire to thoroughly clean the louvers
located in the upper portion of the inner
cyclone, hold the bottom of the cyclone and
gently pull straight up on the louvers.

4. The inner cyclone and louvers may be

washed using a mild detergent. Be sure it
is completely dry before reassembling or
damage to your unit may result.

5. Once cleaning is completed, reassemble the
louvers over the inner cyclone by
sliding it straight down on the top of the
inner cyclone. Be sure to line up the tabs
when reassembling for proper installation.

6. To replace the inner cyclone, slide it into

the upper housing. Be sure to line up the
inner cyclone by having the marking (Front)
positioned toward the front of the unit. Push
the inner cyclone in and rotate it to the right
or locked marking until the locking tabs stop
the rotation.

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Troubleshooting

Vacuum cleaner won’t run

W
ARNING:
To reduce the risk of electric shock,
turn power OFF and disconnect
polarized plug from electrical outlet
before performing maintenance or
troubleshooting.

Possible causes

Remedies

1. Power cord not plugged in

1. Check electrical plug

2. Blown fuse/tripped breaker in home

2. Check/replace fuse or reset breaker

3. Damaged power cord

3. Unplug, check for damage, replace
as necessary

Vacuum cleaner and tools won’t pick up dirt
Possible causes

Remedies

1. Incorrect height adjustment

1. Adjust powerfoot to correct height

2. Hose not attached to suction opening

2. Firmly push curved hose wand into hose
wand base

3. Twist 'n Snap hose not securely attached

3. Make sure Twist 'n Snap hose is snapped
into locked position

4. Crack or hole in hose

4. Check hose and replace if needed

5. Broken or worn drive belt

5. Replace drive belt, see pages 12-13

6. Rotating floor brush bristles worn

6. Replace brush

7. Rotating floor brush jammed

7. Remove brush and clean debris from
brush ends

8. Clog in vacuum

8. Clear clogs, see page 15

9. Dirt container full

9. Empty dirt container

10. Dirt container not installed properly

10. Position correctly and lock in place

11. Filters are dirty

11. Check pre-motor and post-motor filters

12. TurboBrush is clogged or debris is wrapped
around the brush roll

12. Maintaining TurboBrush, see page 14

Vacuum cleaner is difficult to push
Possible causes

Remedies

1. Incorrect height setting

1. Adjust powerfoot to correct height setting

Visible dirt escaping from cleaner
Possible causes

Remedies

1. Dirt container full

1. Empty dirt container

2. Filters missing or installed incorrectly

2. Check pre-motor and post-motor filters for
correct installation

3. Dirt container installed incorrectly

3. Pull out and re-insert dirt container correctly

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Troubleshooting
Other maintenance or service not included in the manual should be performed by an
authorized service representative.

Thank you for selecting a BISSELL product.

Please do not return this product to the store.
For any questions or concerns, BISSELL is happy to be of service.
Contact us directly at 1-800-237-7691.

BISSELL Consumer Services
For information about repairs or replacement parts, or questions about your warranty, call:

BISSELL Consumer Services
1-800-237-7691
Monday - Friday
Saturday

8 a.m. — 10 p.m. ET
9 a.m. — 8 p.m. ET

Or write:
BISSELL Homecare, Inc.
PO Box 3606
Grand Rapids MI 49501
ATTN: Consumer Services

Or visit the BISSELL website - www.bissell.com
When contacting BISSELL, have model number of cleaner available.
Please record your Model Number: ___________________
Please record your Purchase Date: ___________________
NOTE: Please keep your original sales receipt. It provides proof of purchase date in the event of
a warranty claim. See Warranty on page 20 for details.

Please register your new BISSELL product at
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Replacement parts - BISSELL vacuum
You may purchase parts from your retailer, by calling BISSELL Consumer Services or by
visiting our website. Below is a list of common replacement parts. While not all of these
parts may have come with your specific model, they are available for purchase if desired.
Please note, all attachments may not store on board your vacuum.

Item

Part No.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16

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32074
203-1297
203-1063
203-1228
203-1399
203-1368
203-1022
203-2303
203-2304
203-2305
3290
3091
203-2306
203-2307
203-2308
203-7130

Part Name

Style 7/9/10/12/14 Drive Belt (2-Pack)
Headlight Bulb
Crevice Tool
Dusting Brush/Upholstery Tool
Pet TurboBrush
Pet Contour Tool
Extension Wand
Curved Hose Wand
Twist 'n Snap Vacuum Hose (clear)
Wide Window Foot Brush Roll (gray)
Style 7/8/14 Pre-Motor Foam Filter
Style 8/14 HEPA Media POST-Motor Filter
Hose & Cord Wrap
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Warranty - BISSELL Pet Hair Eraser™ Vacuum

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, please contact BISSELL Consumer Services by E-mail, telephone, or regular mail as described below.

Limited Three Year Warranty

Subject to the *EXCEPTIONS AND EXCLUSIONS identified below, upon receipt of the product BISSELL
Homecare, Inc. will repair or replace (with new or remanufactured components or products), at BISSELL’s
option, free of charge from the date of purchase by the original purchaser, for three years any defective or
malfunctioning part.
See information below on "If your BISSELL product should require service".
This warranty applies to product used for personal, and not commercial or rental service. This warranty does not
apply to fans or routine maintenance components such as filters, belts, or brushes. Damage or malfunction caused
by negligence, abuse, neglect, unauthorized repair, or any other use not in accordance with the User's Guide is
not covered.

If your BISSELL product should require service:
Contact BISSELL Consumer Services to locate a BISSELL Authorized Service Center in your area.
If you need information about repairs or replacement parts, or if you have questions about your warranty,
contact BISSELL Consumer Services.
Website or E-mail:
www.bissell.com
Use the “Customer Services” tab.
Or Call:
BISSELL Consumer Services
1-800-237-7691
Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 10 p.m. ET
Saturday 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. ET
Or Write:
BISSELL Homecare, Inc.
PO Box 3606
Grand Rapids, MI 49501
ATTN: Consumer Services
BISSELL HOMECARE, INC. IS NOT LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE ASSOCIATED WITH THE
USE OF THIS PRODUCT. BISSELL’S LIABILITY WILL NOT EXCEED THE
PURCHASE PRICE OF THE PRODUCT.
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above
limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.
*EXCEPTIONS AND EXCLUSIONS FROM THE TERMS OF THE LIMITED WARRANTY
THIS WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ANY OTHER WARRANTIES EITHER
ORAL OR WRITTEN. ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES WHICH MAY ARISE BY OPERATION
OF LAW, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED TO THE THREE YEAR DURATION
FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASE AS DESCRIBED ABOVE.
©2009 BISSELL Homecare, Inc
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty last so the
All rights reserved. Printed in Korea
above limitation may not apply to you.
Part Number 110-4173
Rev 10/09
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