I have a Bissel Proheat cleaner, Model 25A3. It's maybe 2 years old. I have a super light carpet, and have used it approximately every 2 months or so. The last time I tried to clean my carpet, it was making a strange noise, started slowing down and then stopped completely. It smells like it's over-heating. Is there any way it can be fixed at home?
hairs can get caught in the brush roll end caps and act like a brake,the motor trys to turn the brush roll but cant so the belt either snaps or the toc in the motor trips to stop the motor burning out
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August 2012
check the brush roll is not blocked with hairs common fault