Bissell 7920, 1699, 1698 manual HOW to USE this Repair Guide, UL Recommended High Voltage Test

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Bissell PowerSteamer® ProHeat™ Series Service Center Repair Guide

HOW TO USE THIS REPAIR GUIDE

The instructions in this Repair Guide pertain to the Bissell PowerSteamer ProHeat (#1698) and the Bissell ProHeat ClearView(#1699). The information identifies those parts and components which are most likely to cause problems in the operation of the unit. Using easy-to- understand diagnostic procedures and step-by-step repair and/or replacement instructions, you will be able to identify and repair a wide variety of common repair problems.

UL RECOMMENDED HIGH VOLTAGE TEST

In keeping with UL standards, a high voltage test should be performed on a vacuum or deep cleaner any time the unit is in for repair, particular when the motor or other electrical components have been replaced. High voltage testing is done for the safety of the customer. By applying an over-voltage between "live" parts and various metal portions of the machine that are exposed to wear, you proof-test the entire machine against grounds or shorts that could cause inconvenience, fires or personal injury. High voltage testing is also a quality control measure. The possible future failure in the insulation of any portion of the unit, whether due to workmanship, components or materials, will be detected by this procedure prior to return of the unit back to the customer.

The normal test parameters are 1000 volts for one minute. There must be no indication of dielectric breakdown at the uppermost values. After the unit is completely assembled, the high voltage test required is the power cord to terminals in plug with the product switch on "on" position. This test can be accomplished with any commercial available test equipment offered for this purpose. The following testers are recommended:

Associated Research - Model 4025 or 4050 AJ

Slaughter - Model Series 2306 or 2307

Beckman Ind (Rosemont) - Model P-9A

Ground Continuity Test

This test is performed to determine that grounding continuity exists between the grounding blade of the lower supply cord plug and the motor. This test should be performed any time electrical connections are disturbed. Any suitable indicating device - ohmmeter, battery/buzzer combination or the like may be used to determine compliance. Contact points are the ground terminal in the plug to the shaft of the vacuum motor and the heater body.

Printed February, 2001

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1/30/2004 (Revision 1)

 

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Contents Powersteamer Proheat PRO-TECH #1698’s, #1699’s, & #7920’s Table of Contents UL Recommended High Voltage Test HOW to USE this Repair GuidePreliminary Diagnostic Checks Using the Servicing PlatformPrinted February 30/2004 Revision Functional Systems Check Taking the Unit Apart Troubleshooting the Flow System Lower Handle Issues Heater IssuesClearview Issues Motor Replacement Procedure Printed February 30/2004 Revision Printed February 30/2004 Revision Replace the main housing See Putting the Unit Back TogetherPrinted February 30/2004 Revision Pump Replacement Printed February 30/2004 Revision Wiring Diagram Overhead View of Base Bolts and Nuts 2ea Screws Lower Handle DisassemblyCircuit Board Replacement Speed Sensor Replacement
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7920, 1698, 1699 specifications

The Bissell 8915 and 7920 are two powerful carpet and floor cleaners designed for consumers looking for efficient and effective cleaning solutions. Both models offer advanced technologies, user-friendly features, and versatility, making them popular choices among homeowners.

The Bissell 8915, also known as the ProHeat 2X Revolution, is designed for deep cleaning carpets and upholstery. One of its standout features is the Heatwave Technology, which helps maintain consistent water temperature throughout the cleaning process. This ensures that dirt and stains are effectively loosened and removed. The 8915 comes with a special Pet Pro tool set, which includes a tough stain tool and a pet hair collection tool, making it ideal for pet owners. Another significant feature is its deep cleaning mode, which provides superior cleaning performance for embedded dirt and stains.

The Bissell 7920, or the ProHeat 2X, offers similar functionality but with a slightly different design, catering to various cleaning needs. It also utilizes Heatwave Technology, ensuring that the cleaning solution remains warm, optimizing cleaning efficiency. The 7920 is equipped with a dual DirtLifter PowerBrush, featuring multiple rows of bristles that effectively lift dirt and grime from carpet fibers. The model includes a lightweight design, making it easy to maneuver while cleaning.

Both models feature an easy-to-fill water tank and a separate dirty water tank, simplifying the cleaning process. Their EdgeSweep brushes make it easy to clean edges and corners, ensuring no area is left untouched. Bissell has also integrated a convenient long power cord, allowing broader reach without the need for constant unplugging and re-plugging during use.

Safety is a priority with both models; they come with a built-in safety feature that prevents overheating. After your cleaning session, both models are easy to store and maintain, thanks to their removable tanks and detachable brushes.

In summary, the Bissell 8915 and 7920 are effective carpet cleaners that combine advanced technologies with user-friendly features. With their ability to tackle tough stains, maintain optimal cleaning temperatures, and provide versatile cleaning options, these models stand out in the market for anyone seeking to keep their carpets and floors spotless. Their thoughtful designs and powerful cleaning systems cater to the needs of homeowners and pet owners alike, making them worthy investments for maintaining clean and fresh living spaces.
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