Bissell 1425-e Manual

Thanks / Consumer Services
Safety Instructions
Product View
Product Features
Assembly  
Maintenence and care
TroubleshootingReplacement Parts
Accessories
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U S E R ’ S   G U I D E
1425 Series
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We’re glad you purchased a BISSELL Little Green PROheat. Everything we know about 
floor care went into the design and construction of this complete, high-tech home 
cleaning system.
Your Little Green PROheat 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....

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ImPORTANT SAfETY INSTRUCTIONS
When using an electrical appliance, basic precautions 
should be observed, including the following: 
Read  all instructions  before using your  LITTLE 
GREEN
®  PROhEa T®
       WARNING: To reduce 
the risk of fire, electric shock, or injury:
■  Do not use for any purpose other than described 
in this User’s Guide.
■  Use only BISSELL cleaning products  intended 
for use in this appliance.
■  Use only manufacturer’s...

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 Power Switch
Clean/Solution Tank Dirty/Collection Tank
Built-In Heater Switch
Heat Indicator Light
f lex Hose Clip
Tough Stain Brush Tool
2-in-1 Crevice Tool
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or
TurboBrush®**Select  models only
flex Hose with Spray 
Trigger
Tool
 Clip 
Quick Release™ Cord Wrap
Power Cord
Product view  

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Built-in-Heater switch (red)
The Little Green ProHeat® models give you 
the ability to raise the water temperature for 
improved cleaning performance based on your 
cleaning needs. 
Heat indicator light
After turning the Built-In Heater Switch on, the 
Heat Indicator Light will illuminate, indicating the 
heater has reached the correct temperature.
Flex hose clip
The clip guides the storage of the vacuum flex 
hose around the unit.
TurboBrush clip...

Assembling your Little Green PROheat is a  
simple process. The only thing you will 
need to assemble your cleaner is a 
Phillips head        screwdriver.
1.  Slide the back plate of the flex hose clip into the 
opening on the front of the unit. You will hear a 
“snap” when it is locked in place.
2.  Take the flex hose storage bracket and slide the 
lower plate into the opening on the back of unit. 
Make sure the screw holes line up.
3.  Insert screw and tighten with a screwdriver.
4.  Wrap the flex hose...

Getting ready (continued)
2. Unwrap vacuum flex hose completely from 
onboard hose storage.
3. Attach your selected cleaning tool to the spray 
trigger unit by pressing tool onto spray trigger 
firmly until the button lock snaps into hole. Make 
certain the tool is securely attached.
4. Twist the quick release cord wrap clockwise to unwrap 
the power cord completely from onboard cord   
storage and plug into 120 Volt, 60 Hz grounded outlet as 
described in Important safety Instructions, pa ge 3.
5. Press...

Cleaning with your Little Green PROheat
1. Hold the tool approximately 1” above the soiled 
surface. Press the spray trigger to apply the   
cleaning solution to the soiled area.
2.  Using the brush on the tool, gently scrub the area 
to be cleaned.
Note: If using the TurboBrush, the switch 
should be in the “BRUSH” position. This   
activates the brush only.
3.  For thorough cleaning, spray additional solution 
while the brush and suction are in contact with 
the surface.
4. Apply downward pressure on...

After cleaning continued
4. Disconnect the cleaning tool from the spray 
trigger by pushing down on button lock and   
pulling straight off   
(DO NOT twist tools to remove them)
5.  Once removed from the spray trigger, all tools 
can be cleaned by rinsing under clean running 
water. The TurboBrush tool’s switch must be in 
“SUCTION” position before rinsing under clean 
running water.
6. Check spray nozzle for accumulated dirt or debris. 
If necessary, clean with soft bristle brush.
Machine storage
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Troubleshooting
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Reduced spray or no spray
Possible Causes  Remedies
1.   Tank release latch is not closed properly  1. Lift up the tank release latch and press 
   down firmly to make sure it is in place
1. Spray nozzle clogged   1. Clean spray nozzle
2.  Clean/solution tank empty   2. Check/refill tank
3.  Clean/solution tank insert clogged  3. Clean insert at bottom of 
      Clean/solution tank   
    
4.  Pump needs priming   4. Gently lift...