Bissell Crosswave 2211 Series User Manual

CROSSWAVE
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USER GUIDE
1785, 2210, 2211 SERIES

Bissell Crosswave 2211 Series Specifications

General

Cleaning Path Width	10.5 inches
Cord Length	25 feet
Surface Type	Hard Floors and Area Rugs
Power Source	Corded
Model Number	2211
Color	Blue
Warranty	2 years limited

Summary

Important Safety Instructions

AWARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK OR INJURY

Provides critical safety warnings for users to prevent hazards like fire, electric shock, and injury.

AWARNING Risk of injury. Brush may start unexpectedly.

Warns about unexpected brush movement and the need to unplug for safety.

AWARNING To reduce the risk of injury from moving parts

Advises unplugging before servicing to prevent injury from moving parts.

AWARNING Improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor

Explains the risk of electrical shock due to improper grounding.

GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS

Details the requirement for connecting the appliance to a grounded wiring system.

Getting to Know Your CrossWave®

SMARTCLEAN® Fingertip Controls

Describes the fingertip controls for operating the CrossWave.

Solution Spray Trigger

Identifies the trigger for dispensing cleaning solution.

Assembly

AWARNING Do not plug in your CrossWave® until you are familiar with all instructions and operating procedures.

Warns against plugging in the appliance before understanding instructions.

Insert handle into body of unit until you hear a "click".

Instructions to insert the handle into the unit until it clicks.

Align Clean Water Tank with grooves and slide into place.

Guides on aligning and sliding the Clean Water Tank into place.

Cleaning Formulas

AWARNING To reduce the risk of fire and electric shock due to internal component damage, use only BISSELL® cleaning formulas.

Warns to use only BISSELL® formulas to prevent damage and ensure safety.

Always use CrossWave formulas in your machine.

Emphasizes using only approved formulas to avoid machine damage and warranty voiding.

Filling Your Clean Water Tank

For large area cleaning (up to 700 sq ft)

For small area cleaning (less than 350 sq ft)

A few notes about filling the Clean Water Tank:

Provides important notes and warnings for filling the tank.

Cleaning Your Hard Floors

Select cleaning mode: To start cleaning your hard floors, turn the machine ON by pressing the HARD FLOOR button.

Guides on selecting the HARD FLOOR mode to begin cleaning hard floors.

To dry hard floors faster, release the trigger and clean a second pass without dispensing solution.

TIP: When cleaning excessively dirty or muddy hard floors, use the Easy Clean Storage Tray to rinse your Brush Roll.

TIP: For overly challenging and stuck-on messes on your hard floors, activate the RUG mode.

Cleaning Area Rugs

NOTE: Before cleaning area rugs, test an inconspicuous area of the rug for colorfastness.

Advises testing rugs for colorfastness before cleaning to prevent damage.

Plug machine into a properly grounded outlet.

Instructions to plug the machine into a grounded electrical outlet.

Select cleaning mode: To start cleaning your rugs, turn the machine ON by pressing the RUG button.

Guides on selecting the RUG mode to begin cleaning area rugs.

Recline the body of the machine backward to start the Brush Roll spinning.

Explains how to recline the machine to activate the spinning brush roll.

Before each use, hold the Solution Spray Trigger for 10 seconds to prime the system.

Instructs to prime the system by holding the trigger before each use.

To clean, hold the Solution Spray Trigger to apply solution on both forward and backward passes.

Details how to apply cleaning solution while cleaning rugs.

To dry area rugs faster, release the trigger and clean a second pass without dispensing solution.

NOTE: The RUG button dispenses twice the solution of the HARD FLOOR button.

NOTE: For the most thorough clean, make 4 wet passes and 4 dry passes.

NOTICE Do not overwet carpet.

Warns against overwetting carpets to prevent damage.

Emptying the Dirty Water Tank

To release Dirty Water Tank, press down on recessed button on the top of the Dirty Water Tank.

Grab the front handle while pressing down on button and pull Dirty Water Tank away from the unit.

Grasp top of Dirty Water Tank in recessed areas on each side of the filter and pull upward to remove the top of the tank.

Pour dirty water and debris out. Rinse the inside of the Dirty Water Tank.

Remove the filter from the top of the Dirty Water Tank by pulling it up.

Hand wash the vacuum filter and screen with warm water and mild detergent.

Emptying Dirty Water Tank (cont.)

Place vacuum filter back into the top of the Dirty Water Tank.

NOTE: Make sure to clean your Dirty Water Tank and let all components dry out after each use.

Once parts are dry, reassemble and replace the top of Dirty Water Tank.

Angle the Dirty Water Tank back into body of machine inserting bottom first.

Cleaning the Brush Roll & Chamber

Grasp brush window at the front and pull upward to remove.

Rinse your Brush Roll window with warm water.

If your Brush Roll chamber is dirty, clean with a rag or towel.

Replace the window by first lining up both tabs with the edges of the foot.

Using the Easy Clean Storage Tray

Place unit on self-cleaning storage tray.

Pour water to the MAX line of the self-cleaning storage tray.

Turn the machine ON by pressing the HARD FLOOR button.

Recline the machine while in storage tray. Allow the machine to run for 10-15 seconds.

Grasp brush window at the front of the window and pull upward to remove.

Pull Brush Roll out by grabbing the tab and pulling upward.

Place the Brush Roll upright in the Brush Roll Drying Tray to dry.

Using the Easy Clean Storage Tray (cont.)

AWARNING To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock or injury, turn power OFF and disconnect plug from electrical outlet before performing maintenance or troubleshooting.

Repeats the safety warning to unplug before maintenance.

Replace Brush Roll by inserting the end into the right side of the foot.

Replace the Brush Window by first lining up the tabs with the edges of the Foot.

NOTICE To reduce the risk of a leaking condition, do not store where freezing may occur.

Warns against storing the unit in freezing temperatures to prevent leaks.

Troubleshooting

Problem: Reduced spray OR no spray

Addresses issues related to reduced or no spray output from the machine.

Possible causes: Clean Water Tank may be empty.

Identifies an empty Clean Water Tank as a cause for no spray.

Remedies: Refill tank.

Suggests refilling the tank as a remedy for no spray.

Problem: Loss of suction power

Addresses issues related to the machine losing suction power.

Possible causes: Dirty Water Tank has picked up maximum amount of dirty water.

Identifies a full Dirty Water Tank as a cause for loss of suction.

Remedies: Empty Dirty Water Tank.

Suggests emptying the Dirty Water Tank to resolve suction loss.

Problem: Brush Roll isn't turning

Addresses issues where the brush roll is not turning.

Possible causes: Machine is standing upright.

Identifies the machine being upright as a cause for the brush roll not turning.

Remedies: Recline machine to make Brush Roll turn on.

Advises reclining the machine to enable brush roll rotation.

Problem: Machine won't turn on

Addresses issues where the machine fails to power on.

Remedies: Unplug machine to reset the system.

Suggests unplugging to reset the system if the machine won't turn on.

Problem: Machine is leaking

Addresses issues related to the machine leaking solution.

Possible causes: Cap of Clean Water Tank is not closed properly.

Identifies an improperly closed tank cap as a cause for leaking.

Remedies: Remove the Clean Water Tank and re-apply the cap.

Suggests reseating the tank cap to fix leaks.