Bissell Power Force. THIS !!! or Garbage Repair is too expensive

The motor was grinding under stress, to much movement in the motor shaft,
Brush bar was bent
As you hear in the video after there was no more stress on the motor ,it sounded ok
I did this to get a little more use out of this vacuum .
When repairing your vacuum keep in mind that this fix that I did
-----------MAY NOT APPLY TO YOUR VACUUM-----------------
Motor 42
brush bar 18
belt 6
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[@brianngugi1088]

Model 6583.

[@Leroytheboy]

I'm glad to have found your channel I've recently gotten into vacuum repair. I work as a janitor and we have a Bissell Powerforce Helix model 1710 the first thing I did was replace the belt. But I didn't realize the brushroll didn't roll anymore until I was vacuuming some rugs this morning and the belt burned a bit. I tracked down a new brushroll on ebay and am currently waiting for it I'm pretty excited to do this repair.

[@thestrangeone515]

Very creative

[@wuandita]

Hola

[@thegamingninja7419]

The bottom hose you disconnected it wrong you were sappost to remove the screw that is there and that's how you take it off

[@brianngugi1088]

Where did you get this from?

[@wuandita]

Why Do You Take It All Of

[@joshuaryanferguson3702]

Its the brush my bagged one did that

[@joshuaryanferguson3702]

Did you put it back to gether or did you ruin it

[@dawsonmatheny5304]

Do you still have and use this machine?

[@Mr.WeatherForecast15]

Not so fast its not because its the motor its the brushroll is making that noise

[@littlebrudda954]

In this case he made a good decision the moter sounds like shit and brush was not fixable

[@vacuum_repairs_5021]

How was it too expensive all you had to do was replace the belt oil the brush roll bearings clean out the thing and then you got a whole good vacuum