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aintenance and care

Replace drive belt

1.

  Unplug the vacuum from electrical  

outlet.

2.

  With rotating floor brush removed from 

vacuum cleaner (refer to page 10, 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 

and loop other end over rotating floor 

brush in the space between the bristles.

NOTE: It is important that you use 

only genuine BISSELL replacement 

belts. Generic belts may not meet 

the exact 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 sev-

eral times in the direction of motor pul-

ley. If properly installed, drive belt will 

center itself on rotating brush crown.

6.

  Replace brush cover and all five screws.

2

Motor  

Pulley

3

4

Summary of Contents for Cleanview 37N1 SERIES

Page 1: ...ank You USER S GUIDE 37N1 SERIES 220 240V Safety Instructions Product View Assembly Operations Maintenance and Care Troubleshooting Replacement Parts 3 4 5 6 7 8 12 13 14 Warranty Consumer Services 15...

Page 2: ...vacuum is well made and we back it with a limited one year warranty We also stand behind it with a knowledgeable dedicated Consumer Services department so should you ever have a problem you ll receive...

Page 3: ...se of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety Young children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance Remove plug from electrical outlet before cleaning o...

Page 4: ...complies with the High Efficiency Particulate Air HEPA filter specification EN 1822 1 2009 Handle Crevice Tool Dusting Upholstery Tool Hose Wand Base Foot Hose Detent Lever Power Cord Carry Handle Up...

Page 5: ...continue to push firmly until the handle is secure 4 Insert the provided screw into the exist ing hole attaching the handle to the body of the vacuum Tighten securely with a screwdriver Attach vacuum...

Page 6: ...handle release pedal again Use for reaching under low furniture such as tables chairs and beds Pet Hair Lifter Use to pick up pet hair from carpeted surfaces Just vacuum like you normally would The v...

Page 7: ...your vacuum remove the cord and plug it into an electrical outlet For your convenience there is a quick release cord wrap for easy cord removal There is also a cord clip that is part of the upper hand...

Page 8: ...habits and types of debris picked up Emptying dirt container The dirt container should be emptied before the dirt reaches the full line on the container 1 Unplug the vacuum from electrical out let 2 S...

Page 9: ...laced when it becomes dirty Thermal Protector An internal thermal protector has been designed into your vacuum toprotect it from overheating When the thermal protector activates the vacuum motor will...

Page 10: ...3 Remove the five screws in the brush cover as shown 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...

Page 11: ...ELL replacement belts Generic belts may not meet the exact specifications required to keep your vacuum operating at its peak performance The use of unbranded belts could lead to early failure of the v...

Page 12: ...for checking the rotating floor brush and drive belt on page 10 and inspect the passageway for obstructions Cleaning upper tank 1 Grasp the inner cyclone and twist to the left until the locking tabs...

Page 13: ...ush jammed 5 Remove brush and clean debris from brush ends 6 Clog in vacuum 6 Follow instructions on page 12 for clearing clogs 7 Dirt container full 7 Empty dirt container 8 Dirt container or upper t...

Page 14: ...ter 4 203 2172 HEPA Media Filter 5 203 2164 Crevice Tool 6 203 1527 Dusting Brush Upholstery Tool w w w b i s s e l l c o m Replacement parts 14 1 6 2 3 4 5 The Filter Media not the vacuum as a whole...

Page 15: ...s or routine maintenance components such as filters belts or brushes Damage or malfunction caused by negligence abuse or use not in accordance with the User s Guide is not covered BISSELL HOMECARE INC...

Page 16: ...eed replacement parts please contact the numbers below Or visit the BISSELL website www bissell com When contacting BISSELL have model number of cleaner available Please record your Model Number _____...

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