User manual BISSELL 6850

[. . . ] R E V O L U T I O NTM Lift-Off TM 3760/4220/6850/6860 SERIES 3 4 Safety Instructions USER'S GUIDE Product Diagram 4-6 Assembly Instructions 6-9 Operation / Special Tools 10-13 Maintenance 14 15 15 16 Warranty Troubleshooting Replacement Parts Consumer Services Thanks For Buying A BISSELL Lift-OffTM RevolutionTM We're glad you purchased a BISSELL Vacuum. Everything we know about floor care went into the design and construction of this powerful, high-tech home vacuuming system. Your BISSELL Vacuum is well made, and we back it with a limited comprehensive 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 fast, considerate assistance. [. . . ] Too much pressure could cause the brush to stop rotating. Deluxe Bare Floor Tool (Select Models): Use for bare floors. Note: The Deluxe Bare Floor Tool does not store on board. All items may not be included with your model. More tools are available; to order please refer to page 15. Cleaning With The Detachable Canister The Detachable Canister feature makes it possible to easily take the powerful cleaning action of your BISSELL Lift-Off Revolution to stairways, auto interiors, and other hard-to-reach areas of your home. Before detaching the Canister, your vacuum must be in its fully Upright Position. Press the Release Button at the top of the Canister Release Button Handle and lift the Canister to remove. When you're done, remove the tool(s) and reconnect the Hose to the Hose Grip Base. 5. Return the Canister to the Powerfoot by aligning the "feet" on the front with the bumps on the foot of the Upright Vacuum. Push the Canister toward the vacuum frame until it "clicks" into place. Clean Filter Indicator Select Models Only The Clean Filter Indicator tells you when airflow in the vacuum is reduced due to dirty filters or a clog in the hose. The Clean Filter Indicator will remain green until the airflow is reduced. When it is fully red, the airflow is significantly reduced or blocked. The Canister could detach causing the rest of the vacuum to fall. CAUTION: Button Do not press the Release 2. The cleaner can also be moved by using the Carrying Handle Carrying Handle 9 How to Maintain Your Vacuum To maintain maximum cleaning performance, the following maintenance steps must be performed: 1. Empty the Dirt Container when the dirt reaches the "Full" line on the front. 2. Check the Upper Tank and Pre-Motor Filters at least once a month and clean and replace as needed. 3. Replace the HEPA Media Post-Motor Filter every six months. To reduce the risk of electric shock, turn Power Switch OFF and disconnect polarized plug from electrical outlet before performing maintenance or troubleshooting checks. WARNING: NOTE: More frequent filter cleaning may be necessary if you are vacuuming new carpet, fine dust, or have allergy concerns. Follow the instructions on the following pages to perform these simple maintenance steps. Tip: For maximum cleaning performance, check and clean or replace all filters as suggested. Empty Dirt Container The Dirt Container needs to be emptied when the dirt reaches the "Full" line on the front of the Container. 1. Grasp handle and pull the Dirt Container straight out to Full Line Unlock Position Lock Position remove from vacuum. 4. Put the Dirt Container back in the vacuum and slide the lever to the "Lock" position. Note: The Screens may also be removed from the side Dust Chambers when you empty or clean the Dirt Container. If they do not slide down completely, try in the opposite Dust Chamber. The Dirt Container and Screens may be washed in warm water with a mild detergent. Make sure they are completely dry before replacing. Screen Cleaning The Upper Tank & Filter 1. [. . . ] If the thermal protector continues to activate after following the above steps, your cleaner may need servicing. Note: The thermal protector controls the main vacuum motor only, not the brush motor. If the thermal protector activates, the brush will continue to operate normally; however, there will be no suction. Caution: of To reduce the risk injury from moving parts, turn off vacuum cleaner and disconnect Power Plug from electrical outlet. 13 Troubleshooting WARNING:injury from To reduce the risk of Vacuum cleaner won't run Possible Causes 1 Power cord not plugged in 2 Blown fuse/tripped breaker 3 Thermal protector activated moving parts and/ or electrical shock, turn Power Switch OFF and disconnect polarized plug from electrical outlet before performing troubleshooting checks. Remedies 1 Check electrical plug 2 Check/Replace fuse or reset breaker 3 Allow cleaner to cool for 30 minutes, see pg. 13 No Power at Rotating Floor Brush Possible Causes 1 Canister is not securely seated 2 Brush Switch turned to "Off" 3 Vacuum is in upright position Remedies 1 Remove Canister and replace, making sure that it "clicks" into place 2 Make sure Brush Switch is in "On" position 3 Recline vacuum to operate brush Vacuum cleaner won't pick up dirt Possible Causes 1 Incorrect Height Adjustment 2 Hose not attached to suction opening 3 Crack or hole in Hose 4 Drive Belt broken, worn or off motor pulley 5 Rotating Floor Brush bristles worn 6 Rotating Floor Brush jammed 7 Clog in vacuum 8 Dirt Container full 9 Dirt Container or Upper Tank not installed properly 10 Filters are dirty Remedies 1 Adjust Powerfoot to correct height setting 2 Grasp Hose Grip and firmly push onto the base 3 Check Hose and replace if needed 4 Reposition or replace Drive Belt, see pg. [. . . ]