Introduction

Is your Bissell Spot Clean Pro Heat mixing the dirty and clean water, resulting in dirty water being reused to clean surfaces? If so, it might be due to the float stack being stuck or broken. Follow this guide to replace or clean the float stack on your Bissell Spot Clean Pro Heat.

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    • Ensure Bissell SpotClean ProHeat is unplugged.

    • Position your hand vacuum so that you can see the text at the bottom saying "SpotClean ProHeat."

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    • Remove the dirty water tank. It is the tank on the right.

    • The tank reads "dirty" on the bottom on the inner edge.

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    • Rotate the bottom of the float stack counterclockwise until the float stack comes lose.

    • Remove the float stack from the tank.

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    • Grab the float on the float Stack assembly

    • Slide the float down towards the base.

    • Remove float and clean any debris found.

Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

Edy Mendoza

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