Bisell CleanView Compact Dual Cyclonic 15D6e User Manual

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USER'S GUIDE
15D6 SERIES 220-240V
Safety Instructions
Product View
Assembly
Operations
Maintenance and Care
TroubleshootingReplacement Parts3
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Warranty
Consumer Services15
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Thanks for buying a BISSELL Cleanview Compact Dual Cyclonic 
We’re glad you purchased a BISSELL Cleanview Compact Dual Cyclonic 
vacuum. Everything we know about floor care went into the design 
and construction of this complete, high-tech home cleaning system.
Your BISSELL Cleanview Compact Dual Cyclonic 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 fast, considerate assistance.
My great-grandfather invented the floor sweeper in 1876. Today, 
BISSELL is a global leader in the design, manufacture, and service of 
high quality homecare products like your BISSELL Cleanview Compact 
Dual Cyclonic vacuum.
Thanks again, from all of us at BISSELL.
Mark J. Bissell 
Chairman, President & CEO
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							When using an electrical appliance, 
basic precautions should be observed, 
including the following: 
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   WaRnIng : To  
reduce the risk of fire, 
electric shock, or injury:
 ■  Do not use outdoors or on wet surfaces.
■ Do not leave machine when it is plugged in.
■ Do not use with damaged cord or plug.
■ If appliance is not working as it should, has 
been dropped, damaged, left outdoors, or 
dropped into water, return it to a service agent.
■ Do not pull or carry by cord, use cord as a 
handle, close door on cord, pull cord around 
sharp corners or edges, run appliance over 
cord, or expose cord to heated surfaces.
■ Do not unplug by pulling on cord. unplug 
by grasping plug.
■ Do not handle plug or appliance with wet hands.
■ Do not expose hair, loose clothing, fingers 
or body parts to openings or moving parts.
■ Do not pick up hot or burning objects such 
as cigarettes, matches, or hot ashes.
■ Do not pick up flammable or combustible 
materials (lighter fluid, petrol, kerosene, etc.) or 
use in the presence of explosive liquids or vapour.
■ Do not use appliance in an enclosed space filled 
with vapours given off by oil base paint, paint 
thinner, some moth proofing substances,   
flammable dust, or other explosive or toxic 
vapours.
■  Not intended for use by persons (including 
children) with reduced physical, sensory or 
mental capabilities, or lack of experience 
and knowledge, unless they have been 
given supervision or instruction concerning 
use 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 or maintaining the appliance.
■  If the supply cord is damaged, it must be 
replaced by the manufacturer or its service 
agent in order to avoid a hazard.
■ Do not pick up toxic material (chlorine 
bleach, ammonia, drain cleaner, petrol, etc.).
■ Do not allow to be used as a toy.
■ Do not use for any purpose other than 
described in this user’s Guide.
■ use only manufacturer’s recommended 
attachments.
■ Do not use with any opening blocked; keep 
free of dust, lint, hair, and anything that 
may reduce air flow.
■ Keep appliance on a level surface.
■ Turn off all controls before unplugging.
■ Be extra careful when cleaning stairs.
■ This appliance is provided with double 
insulation. use only identical replacement 
parts.
■ Do not use without the dirt container and 
filters in place.
■ Pay close attention when working around 
children.
■ Do not pick up hard or sharp objects such as 
glass, nails, screws, coins, etc. 
SAVE THESE   
INSTRUCTIONS 
FOR FUTURE USE
This model is for household use only.
IMPORTANT FOR OPERATION ON A 220-240 VOLT 
A.C. 50/60 Hz POWER SUPPLY ONLY. 
If your appliance is fitted with a   
nonrewireable BS 1363 plug it must not be 
used unless a 13 amp (ASTA approved to BS 
1362) fuse is fitted in the carrier contained 
in the plug. (Spares may be obtained from 
your BISSELL supplier). If for any reason the 
plug is cut off, it must be disposed of, as it is 
an electric shock hazard should it be inserted 
into a mains socket. 
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product view
CAUTION:  Do not plug in your vacuum 
cleaner until you are familiar with 
all instructions and operating 
procedures.
* The filter media, not the vacuum as a whole,  
complies with the IEST-RP-CC001.5 HEPA Standard.
Handle
Crevice Tool Dusting/ 
Upholstery 
Tool
Hose Wand 
Base
Foot Hose
Detent Lever Power Cord
Carry Handle
Upper Tank
Easy Empty 
Dirt Container Lock ‘n Seal
™ 
Lever
HEPA Media 
Filter* & Foam 
Motor Filter Quick Release 
Cord Wrap
Foot Window Cyclone
Pet Hair Lifter Power Switch
Hose Holder
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assembly 
The only tool you’ll need to assemble 
your vacuum is a screwdriver.
Attach handle to vacuum
1. Locate the vacuum handle and remove 
the screw packet taped to the handle.
2.  Stand the vacuum upright and from the 
rear of the unit, slide the base of the 
handle firmly into the grooves at the top 
of the vacuum body.
3.  Ensure the handle fits firmly to the vacu-
um body. If there are any gaps, 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 hose and tools
1. Slide the end of the hose into the hose wand 
base. Snap the hose into the hose clip.
Note: The vacuum will not operate 
effectively unless the hose wand is 
firmly attached. 
2. Place the crevice tool on the storage clip 
on the left side of the tank (when viewing 
vacuum from rear.)
3.  Place the dusting brush on the storage 
clip located on the lower cord wrap.
4.  Wrap power cord around cord wraps.
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operations
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Power Switch
The power switch is located on the left 
side of the vacuum.  Push the rocker 
switch “ON” (1) to vacuum, and “OFF” 
(0) when cleaning is complete.
Handle position
Press the handle release pedal, located 
on the lower left side of the vacuum, 
with your foot to place your vacuum 
into one of three cleaning positions.
1. Upright- For storage and above floor   cleaning with tools.
2.  Normal Cleaning- Press handle release 
pedal once. Use for most household floor 
cleaning tasks.
3.  Low Cleaning- With the vacuum in 
normal cleaning position, press 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 vacuum will grab pet hair 
when you pull back and it will release 
hair and suction it up when you push 
forward.
Transporting cleaner
To move your vacuum from room to 
room, put the handle in the upright 
position, tilt the vacuum back on its rear 
wheels and push forward.
The vacuum can also be moved by 
using the carry handle.
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CAUTION:  Before using your vacuum, make sure 
that the dirt container is in locked   
position and that all filters (inner circular, 
outer circular, pre-motor and post-
motor) are in place. Do not operate 
your vacuum without these filters.
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operations
Special tools
Your vacuum is not only a powerful 
carpet and rug vacuum cleaner, it’s also 
a versatile above floor vacuum cleaner 
when you select one of the special tools.
1. Raise handle to upright position.
2.  Remove hose from hose wand base.
3.  Attach one of the tools by firmly pushing  
it onto the vacuum hose. Be sure the  
hose and tool fit together by twisting 
tightly.
  Dusting Brush: Use on furniture or  
upholstery.
  Crevice Tool: Use in tight, narrow spaces.
Power cord
When you are done using your vacuum, 
return it to the upright position and 
store the power cord.
1. To use 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 handle 
where you can attach the cord when vacu-
uming.
2.  When you are finished cleaning, turn the 
vacuum cleaner off.
3.  Unplug power cord by grasping the plug 
(NOT the cord) and disconnect from outlet.
4.  Loop power cord around cord wraps on 
back of vacuum cleaner. Be sure to first 
return the quick release cord wrap back to 
its original position before wrapping cord.
5.  Clip molded plug to power cord to secure.
 NOTICE: While vacuuming, certain carpets and low  
humidity conditions may generate small  
static discharges. The discharges are entirely  
harmless and are not associated in any way  
with the main power supply.
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Maintenance and care
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To maximize your cleaning perfor-
mance and extend the life of your 
vacuum, it is very important that you 
empty your dirt container and check 
and clean your filters frequently.  
Perform the following maintenance 
steps
1. Empty the dirt container when the dirt 
reaches the “full” line on the dirt con-
tainer, or more frequently, to prevent 
overfills. For best performance, empty 
after each use.
2.  Check the foam motor filter and the 
HEPA media filter* at least once a 
month, clean or replace as needed.
3.  The HEPA media filter* should be 
replaced if machine performance is 
noticeable declining. More or less fre-
quent replacing may be required based 
on individual vacuuming 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.  Slide the Lock ‘n Seal lever to the 
“unlock” position.
3.  Grasp handle and pull the dirt container 
straight out to remove from the vacuum.
4.  Empty dirt into garbage container.
NOTE: Emptying the dirt container 
after every use will help prevent 
over filling and ensure that the 
vacuum is ready to go the next 
time you clean
WARNING:  To reduce the risk of electric shock, turn 
power switch OFF and disconnect plug 
from electrical outlet before performing 
maintenance or troubleshooting checks.
Tip:
For maximum cleaning 
performance, check 
and clean or replace 
all filters as suggested.
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Maintenance and care
1. Unplug the vacuum from electrical outlet.
2.  The foam motor filter protects the motor 
from dirt particles. It is located in the 
slide out tray underneath the dirt con-
tainer. If the filter becomes dirty, pull out 
the tray, lift out the foam filter pad and 
clean it.
NOTE: The foam motor filter may 
be hand washed in cold water 
with mild detergent. Rinse well 
and air dry thoroughly before 
replacing.
3. The HEPA media filter* assists in the 
filtration process to return clean air to 
the room. It is located beneath the pre-
motor filter in the slide out tray housed 
underneath the dirt  
container. If the filter becomes dirty, 
remove the tray, remove and replace 
the HEPA media filter*.
NOTE: The HEPA media filter* is 
white pleated filter. This filter 
is NOT washable and must be 
replaced 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 stop operating. If 
this happens:
1. Turn the vacuum OFF and unplug from 
electrical outlet.
2.  Empty the dirt container, check filters 
and air passages for dirt accumulation.
3.  The thermal protector automatically 
resets after approximately one hour. If 
the thermal protector does not reset, call 
BISSELL Consumer Services.
Cleaning the foam motor and HEPA media filter*
WARNING:   Do not operate cleaner with 
damp or wet filters or without 
all filters in place.
2Foam-motor 
Filter
Filter (under 
foam motor 
filter)
NOTICE:  
This product is intended for household 
use only and not for commercial or 
industrial use. Vacuuming of dust 
from products like plaster, concrete 
or ashes will damage the motor and 
void the warranty.
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Maintenance and care
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You should check your vacuum cleaner’s 
rotating floor brush and drive belt regu-
larly for wear or damage. You should 
also clean the brush and brush ends of 
strings, hair and carpet fibers. This type 
of debris can wrap around the brush 
and hamper its ability to effectively 
clean your carpet. Also remove any 
debris that has accumulated under the 
brush cover.
1. Unplug the vacuum from electrical outlet.
2.  Place handle in low position and turn   
vacuum cleaner over so bottom side is   
facing up.
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 particular 
attention to brush ends.
6.  Clean strings, hair and other debris from 
motor pulley and drive belt areas.
7.  Check drive belt carefully for wear, cuts, 
or stressed areas.
8.  Check air passageway for obstructions.  
Remove debris from this area.
9.  When finished cleaning, reposition floor 
brush and drive belt. Replace the brush 
cover and secure with all five screws.
Check rotating floor brush and drive belt
WARNING:   To reduce the risk of injury 
from moving parts, turn the 
power switch OFF and  
disconnect plug from electrical 
outlet.
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