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  • Page 1

    POWERSTEAMER® PROHEAT PRO-TECH™ #1698’s, #1699’s, & #7920’s Service Center Re p air Guide[...]

  • Page 2

    B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Gu ide Printed Fe bruary, 2001 1/30/200 4 (Revis ion 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 Check Page 5 Taking the Unit Apart Page 6 [...]

  • Page 3

    B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Gu ide Printed Fe bruary, 2001 1/30/200 4 (Revis ion 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 identifies those parts and components which are m[...]

  • Page 4

    B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Gu ide Printed Fe bruary, 2001 1/30/200 4 (Revis ion 1) 3 USING THE SERVICING PLATFORM Begin by placing the unit on the Servicing Platfo rm. Servicing Platform should fit securely under the unit and raise its wheels off the servicing surface. PRELIMINARY DIAGNOSTIC CHECKS 1. Test the t[...]

  • Page 5

    B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Gu ide Printed Fe bruary, 2001 1/30/200 4 (Revis ion 1) 4 3. Check seals on Clear Water Tank and Solution Tank. If necessary, re-seat or replace seals. 4. Check valve action on Clear Water Tank a nd Solution Tank by depressing them with your finger. The valve should move up and down. R[...]

  • Page 6

    B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Gu ide Printed Fe bruary, 2001 1/30/200 4 (Revis ion 1) 5 8. Manually rotate motor shaft to determine that motor, brush and pu mp are moving smoothly and quietly. 9. Remove any debris which may be hinder ing the free movement of these components. FUNCTIONAL SYSTEMS CHECK 1. Fill tank b[...]

  • Page 7

    B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Gu ide Printed Fe bruary, 2001 1/30/200 4 (Revis ion 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. Remove clear flow indicator cap, red spinn[...]

  • Page 8

    B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Gu ide Printed Fe bruary, 2001 1/30/200 4 (Revis ion 1) 7 10. Check lines for evidence of pinching and restri cted flow. Straighten and un-pinch lines as necessary. ( See base photo page 18) 11. After removing housing, check that the Sm artMix piston is still positioned withi n the mai[...]

  • Page 9

    B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Gu ide Printed Fe bruary, 2001 1/30/200 4 (Revis ion 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 object. 3. To open the heater, remove screws l[...]

  • Page 10

    B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Gu ide Printed Fe bruary, 2001 1/30/200 4 (Revis ion 1) 9 2. Make certain the background window has its tabs placed properl y. 3. Make certain the gasket is in place on top of the background window. MOTOR REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE 1. Remove main housing. 2. Rotate upholstery duct back towa[...]

  • Page 11

    B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Gu ide Printed Fe bruary, 2001 1/30/200 4 (Revis ion 1) 10 5. Remove the four screws on the motor cover. 6. Rock the motor duct out of position. 7. Lift out the motor. 8. Disconnect all wires. 9. Remove, clean and save the two gaskets on the motor. 10. Clean any debris from motor cover[...]

  • Page 12

    B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Gu ide Printed Fe bruary, 2001 1/30/200 4 (Revis ion 1) 11 13. Attach the "hot" and "neutral" terminals onto the new motor. 14. Turn the motor so that the "ground" ter minal is oriented downward. 15. Loop the wires around the bottom of the motor, then out [...]

  • Page 13

    B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Gu ide Printed Fe bruary, 2001 1/30/200 4 (Revis ion 1) 12 20. Replace the spray tips. 21. Replace the flow indicator by pulling the two tubes downward and making sure the flow indicator is seated snugly. 22. Replace all tubing and wiring in its proper pos ition. See full size photo of[...]

  • Page 14

    B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Gu ide Printed Fe bruary, 2001 1/30/200 4 (Revis ion 1) 13 PUTTING THE UNIT BACK TOGETHER 1. Follow the assembly diagram to ensure th at all parts are replaced properly . 2. Make sure the foot pedal is in the proper position. 3. The SmartMix should be properly loaded into the main hous[...]

  • Page 15

    B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Gu ide Printed Fe bruary, 2001 1/30/200 4 (Revis ion 1) 14 7. Clean any debris from the flow indicator. Insert with post up, then lightly tighten flow indicator cap. 8. Make sure the rope gasket for the window is in place on the housing. Also, check to see that the rubber gasket is in [...]

  • Page 16

    B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Gu ide Printed Fe bruary, 2001 1/30/200 4 (Revis ion 1) 15 PUMP REPLACEMENT 1. Unplug the unit. 2. Remove the two solution ta nks. 3. Remove spray tips from guides. 4. Remove the brush and cog belt by removing th e screw from the orange retaining collar. 5. Remove belt from pulley. 6. [...]

  • Page 17

    B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Gu ide Printed Fe bruary, 2001 1/30/200 4 (Revis ion 1) 16 8. Place stretch belt on new pump. 9. Re-seat new pump into position and screw into place (4 screws). 10. Reattach tubing 11. Reattach brush, cogbelt, and retainer arm. 12. Screw orange retaining collar back in place. 13. Reset[...]

  • Page 18

    B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Gu ide Printed Fe bruary, 2001 1/30/200 4 (Revis ion 1) 17 Wiring Diagram[...]

  • Page 19

    B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Gu ide Printed Fe bruary, 2001 1/30/200 4 (Revis ion 1) 18 Overhead View of Base[...]

  • Page 20

    B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Gu ide Printed Fe bruary, 2001 1/30/200 4 (Revis ion 1) 19 Lower Handle Disassembly 1. Remove the two screws located near the botto m of the tool caddy on the back of the machine. 2. Remove the two bolts and nuts that go t hrough the upper part of the tool caddy and handle assembly. 3.[...]

  • Page 21

    B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Gu ide Printed Fe bruary, 2001 1/30/200 4 (Revis ion 1) 20 Circuit Board Replacement 1. Disassemble lower handle assembly accordin g to instructions on page nineteen. 2. Remove the black circuit board wire from the power switch (this is the black wire that runs from the switch to the c[...]

  • Page 22

    B issell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Gu ide Printed Fe bruary, 2001 1/30/200 4 (Revis ion 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 lift plastic retaining tab up and away fro[...]