Bissell 79T3 - Manual (Page 11)

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Cleaning/replacing the PowerRoller
1. Turn power switch to off and unplug the
machine.
2. Remove both tanks, detent the handle and
turn the machine on its back.
3. Remove the 6 screws from the sole plate
using a Phillips head screwdriver.
4. Turn the machine on its side so the cord side
is facing up.
5. Remove the the swing arm (with dowel) and
roller assembly.
6. Slide the PowerRoller up off the dowel and
replace as desired.
7. To replace, slide the PowerRoller onto the
metal dowel and place the end with the
taller cog down into the lower swing arm.
Ensure the dowel is seated and that the
belt is around the roller cog. Place the other
swing arm in position and push the roller
down into the front cavity.
8. Re-attach the sole plate using the 6 screws.
Over-current PowerRoller motor protection
An internal over-current protector has been
designed into your carpet washer to protect the
PowerRoller motor from over-current. When the
over-current protector activates, the PowerRoller
motor will stop operating. If this happens,
proceed as follows:
1. Turn the power switch off and unplug from
the electrical outlet.
2. Allow the carpet washer to sit for 15 seconds.
The over-current protector automatically
resets and cleaning may continue. If the
PowerRoller still does not work or the over-
current protector continues to activate, your
carpet washer may need servicing.
Note: The over-current protector protects the
PowerRoller motor only, not the main motor.
If the over-current protector activates, the
carpet washer will still operate; however, the
PowerRoller and spray will not work.
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