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A possible cause might be that the tank is not properly seated. To assure the tank is seated properly, pick it up and re-seat is so it sits snugly on the unit. If this doesn`t fix the problem, make sure the tank is assembled properly. To make sure they are both latched properly, pick the tank up by its handle.
The process of connecting two hoses of different sizes is actually quite simple. All you need is a hose connector. First, take the larger hose and attach one end of the connector to it. Then, take the smaller hose and attach the other end of the connector to it.
First, you`ll want to position the handle so the lower tab is facing the back of the vacuum. Now, insert the handle into the base and push until you hear it lock into place. Now, attach the hose by twisting the elbow end into the unit clockwise, then into the hose clip. Then insert the other end into the foot.
Push hose into clip and insert end of hose into base of vacuum. Insert the lower cord wrap and turn it to the left to lock it into place. Insert the end of the hose into the back of the vacuum and twist clockwise to lock it into place. Put your accessory tools on the vacuum and you`re ready to go!
Check your hose for any cracks or holes that can cause loss of suction. You may also have a clog in the lower hose. Pull down and at an angle to disconnect. A clog in the main hose could also be the problem.
The female hose connectors are used on the ends of hose (hence the name hose end connectors), and the male is used on the taps and watering accessories such as spray nozzles and lawn sprinklers.
You have to connect your hose to a spigot first so that it supplies water. However, this can be detrimental, especially when you have no outside spigot. Even if you have an outside tap or an inside-sink or faucet to connect your hose, you need to know how to make the connection safely.
Simply point the nozzle in the direction you want to spray, and pull the trigger. You can turn off the water by releasing the trigger and can control the flow rate based on how much you depress the trigger.
No, they come in a variety of designs and sizes for different tasks. For example, there are male and female connectors, terms that refer to the way they attach to other hoses or connectors.
Push hose into clip and insert end of hose into base of vacuum. Insert the lower cord wrap and turn it to the left to lock it into place. Insert the end of the hose into the back of the vacuum and twist clockwise to lock it into place. Put your accessory tools on the vacuum and you`re ready to go!

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I HAVE A BISSELL PROHEAT CARPET CLEANER 7920 I DISSEMBLY IT TO CLEAN IT. I DON’T KNOW IF I PUT THE HOSES BACK IN THE RIGHT LOCATION BECAUSE AFTER I PUT IT BACK TOGETHER IT’S LEAKING WATER ALL OVER THE FLOOR BUT IT WILL RECOVER THE WATER FROM THE FLOOR AND THE SOLUTION WON’T SPARY OUT I THINK THE HOSES ARE NOT IN THEIR RIGHT LOCATION TO STOP THE FLOW WHEN IT’S NOT SUPPOSE TO BE COMING OUT CONSTANTLY HELP PLEASE IS THEIR A HOSE DIAGRAM FOR THE HOSES INSIDE THE CARPET CLEANER
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I HAVE A BISSELL PROHEAT CARPET CLEANER I DISSEMBLY IT TO CLEAN IT. I DON’T KNOW IF I PUT THE HOSES BACK IN THE RIGHT LOCATION BECAUSE AFTER I PUT IT BACK TOGETHER IT’S LEAKING WATER ALL OVER THE FLOOR BUT IT WILL RECOVER THE WATER FROM THE FLOOR AND THE SOLUTION WON’T SPARY OUT I THINK THE HOSES ARE NOT IN THEIR RIGHT LOCATION TO STOP THE FLOW WHEN IT’S NOT SUPPOSE TO BE COMING OUT CONSTANTLY HELP PLEASE IS THEIR A HOSE DIAGRAM FOR THE HOSES INSIDE THE CARPET CLEANER
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My bissell proheat upright steam cleaner is spraying out through the attachments just fine, but will not spray to the floor when using upright. we’ve taken it apart to find that there is no water at all going through one of the hoses, but it appears the hose is connected behind the on/off and heat switches, we can’t seem to figure out how to get in there to replace that hose….any suggestions on how to access this?? just curious how you would get in to replace the hose, we know it is the hose..
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Replaced internal pump. Color coded hoses for replacement. Marker has worn off hoses. Need proper routing of hoses from clean water tank, to heater to spray nozzles. An internal schematic of hose routing is preferred.
ANSWER : Hi
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.Thanks for using FixYa. Please remove the top cover of your Bissell cleaner. Now place the Auto-Mix selector knob to the water only position. Turn the cover over. You will notice an angle on the top of the piston. This will fit between a couple of plastic ridges on the top cover by the selector screw.
.Now angle the piston slightly forward and engage the angled cut in the top of the piston with the screw thread and pull back. Turn the screw to the high traffic position and replace the cover. Apply a very little amount of silicon grease around the Auto-Mix piston ‘O’ ring, it will ease the re- installation of the cover.
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.You can also see this manual for more detailed instructions–
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.Bissell 7901 steam cleaner Manual
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.Please do accept the solution if the issue is resolved or else revert for further assistance.
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Thanks
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I need plumbing diagram for a bissell 9400 need to replace pumpand I need to know what tube goes where on the machine
ANSWER : You can use the lik below and you find the diagrams you need. Their is also the user manual at the same page. Please note that is on lower part of the web page.
.Finally at the same page you find and order all the spare parts that you might need.
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.http://www.buyspares.co.uk/bissell/deep-cleaners/proheat-2x-select-9400-e/catalogue.pl?shop=bissell&path=169309&model_ref=493987&illustration_ref=413734
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Hi I am wondering if someone could send me some (Schematics for a Bissell 9300-1) I took it all apart to clean out all the ( Hard watter out of the hoses) and now I cant remember where all the hoses go,I need to see where all the hoses go so I can hook up if someone could help me out! Thanks!!
ANSWER : Hi, you should be able to download the manual/manuals you need on the following web page. Just paste the following onto your search bar. I’ve used this site to find manuals before, it can be trusted. Good luck!.
http://www.manualsonline.com/ex/thread/view/idThread/656302

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Hose Problem The hose broke just above the cuff on the inlet end of the hose.  I found that the hose doesn’t thread into this cuff but appears to be heat bonded in some way. Can I get a replacement cuff or do I have to replace the hose?
ANSWER : Looks like you can just get the hose, part #38479-4, It should just screw into the adapter or it may be glued in.

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I need a diagram of the trigger wiring in my bissell proheat 8930
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