Trying to fix my Bissell model 6595. I took it apart, and the rubber ring that sits a top the motor seems to be causing the problem. It is preventing the motor from spinning. Is this ring supposed to be on top of the motor, or inside the plastic housing to prevent rubbing? I really don't know what I am doing, but am trying hard to fix it; can't afford to buy a new one. Thank you
Vacuums - Bissell - 6595 Lift Off Bagless Upright Vacuum
Hello At the web link below you will find an exploded view of the Vacuum, the items I think you refer to are 17 and 18 in the picture, neither part is available anymore, the rubber part that you called an "O" ring is a rubber cushion and fits inside the plastic housing above the motor to cushion the motor and isolate vibration. If this is not correct please advise what numbers in the diagram you have a problem with, there are 2 motors, one for suction and one for the brushes, item #30.
The part needs to be replaced, it should not just move around unless it is damaged, do whatever is necessary to retain it in the cavity, Silicone rubber cement works well but take hours to cure.The part needs to be replaced, it should not just move around unless it is damaged, do whatever is necessary to retain it in the cavity, Silicone rubber cement works well but take hours to cure.
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Hello
At the web link below you will find an exploded view of the Vacuum, the items I think you refer to are 17 and 18 in the picture, neither part is available anymore, the rubber part that you called an "O" ring is a rubber cushion and fits inside the plastic housing above the motor to cushion the motor and isolate vibration. If this is not correct please advise what numbers in the diagram you have a problem with, there are 2 motors, one for suction and one for the brushes, item #30.
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The part needs to be replaced, it should not just move around unless it is damaged, do whatever is necessary to retain it in the cavity, Silicone rubber cement works well but take hours to cure.