20 Most Recent Bissell 3594 CleanView PowerTrak Bagless Upright Vacuum Questions & Answers

I just fixed mine. It took me all of 10 minutes. Pull the brush out. Stand the brush on end on the edge of your study work bench/table top. while holding the brush vertical( on end) take a small phillips screwdriver and tap using a hammer on the metal pin you see in the middle of the brush. Keep tamping and the whole assembly will come apart. What you will have then is a long metal shaft, 2 bearings(they are acutally skateboard wheel bearings same number same make). Clean the gobbed up hair with a razor blade and then reassemble by tapping back together. The bearing wont be worn out because they are way too tough for a vaccum. We used ride down hills on them! a ten minute fix wow and you wont have to drive to vacuum shop and spend $$ and time

Hey Laurie! It sounds like you may have a clog in the upholstery or lower hose areas. Here's a quick link to troubleshooting steps to assist you:

http://www.bissell.com/FAQDetail.aspx?id=1345&cid=ccsocial

Hey Chelsea! Try turning the attachment while trying to pull it out. If that doesn't work, run the connection under some warm water.If you're still having difficulty, you may want to have a Qualified Technician at one of our Authorized Service Centers assist you.Here's a quick link to locating one.

http://www.bissell.com/service-centers/?cid=ccsocial

go please to the web for instructional videos and maintenance helpGod bless youhttp://www.bissell.com/how-to-videos/

THERE IS NO DIRT FAN!!! i have no clue what your talking about!!!

You need to remove the plate underneath that covers the rotor brush wheel. It used to be you didn't need a screwdriver, but these days you do. Then remove the rotor brush (it will lift right out). You should also see the old belt in there and if it's not broken, note where it attaches to the small rotary motor pulley and the brush. If it's broken, simply replace it by first looping a new one around that motor pulley and then the brush. Replace the brush and it may be tight but it needs to be.

It's quite easy - good luck...

Check this URL:
http://dl.owneriq.net/c/cfa73431-8b5e-42a3-8f48-1ca8fc2bcdd4.pdf
You should find your solution there. If not, please let me know and I will see if I can find an exploded view manual. Paul

Give this a try.
http://www.ehow.com/how_2320063_replace-drive-belt-bissell-cleanview.html

Follow the link below to access the User's Guide.
http://www.bissell.com/searchresults.aspx?searchType=find+a+user+guide&searchtext=3594&mode=userguides
Belt change directions are on page 12.

Hi Pmob20,

 

Remove the brush and clean all the string or whatever may be trapped at the end edges of the brush.  This is usually the case with Bissel vacs, that string or fiber gets trapped at the ends of the brush assembly.

it has no what? suction? if so you might need new filters they should be replaced every 6 months

clean the filter abovethe dust cup... and any other filters

it may be clogged. did u clean the filter above the dirt cup?


if it still doesn't **** then check the hose for clogs