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This guide will help you take apart the handheld vacuum using the most appropriate tools to replace the battery.
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Push the silver button to disconnect the dirt dish from the handheld vacuum.
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Remove the four 4 .4cm screws using your P0 screwdriver head and screwdriver.
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Remove the Bissell sign to remove the two 4.4cm screws, using your P0 screwdriver head and screwdriver.
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Using the metal spudger, insert and lift up to remove the frame from the body.
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Move along the line and repeat on the other side.
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Remove the orange frame
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Remove the 3 screws on the right side of the vacuum.
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With metal spudger remove the metal clip on both sides.
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Pull device apart using great force
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Do you have the specs for the replacement battery? Model number? Any suggested sources?
There is no replacement battery. The vacuum does have a two year warranty. If you call Bissell, they will replace the vacuum.
They will replace it with a refurbished one. In 6 months the same thing will happen and they don't warranty the replacement.
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So why show how to take it apart if I can't replace the battery??
Dang, nice tutorial for a rather obscure dissection. Thank you.
