Replacing Motor & Pump On A Bissell ProHeat Carpet Cleaner Model 7901

[ZX300BoY]

All I can say is FANTASTIC video! Swapped parts from one machine to another and this video was so so helpful! All back together and working perfect.... Thankyou very much... It's people like you that make YouTube so good.....

[sunny5rising]

@ZX300BoY: Excellent! I'm glad it helped you out.

[lastleprechaun]

not a single video showed how to remove the brush belt on these things yours did. thanks for a thorough video you should do more

[sunny5rising]

@lastleprechaun: You are Welcome. I do have a whole list of videos that I plan on doing. I hope to get started soon.

[tgyyoung]

I have watched a huge number of You Tube videos to find out how to do several things. This is the best video I have seen. You did a fantastic job of editing. Thank you very much.

[sunny5rising]

@tgyyoung You are welcome. Yeah, editing was the fun part, lol. I was editing for about two weeks until I was even half way happy with the results. Then it took like four hours to render. I'm not even going to mention how many times I had to re-shoot parts of the video (my camera and I were NOT getting along). From start to finish, this 15min video took one month to create.

[SchussinBoots]

Fantastic video - can't thank you enough for taking the time and effort! Every detail is there for those of us who may be somewhat technically challenged but willing to learn and can use a screwdriver in anger ;-) Have just attempted to take mine apart to clean the nozzles but was unable to get the main cover off... think I could probably do it now. Thank you!

[sunny5rising]

@SchussinBoots: You have just thanked me enough. :) And you are very welcome.

[The1975monte]

Thanks man, 11 years and still runnin, replaced motor & pump but needed a hose diagram so thanx!

[sunny5rising]

@The1975monte: You bet ya! :)

[toyotaas]

Thanks for the video I have a 7901 about 8 years old, so far no issues but it is good to know that I can fix it when the time comes, I hate replacing something when I can fix it and save money.

[sunny5rising]

@toyotaas: You are welcome. And I agree...repair rather than replace.

[VideoBeta]

Thank for your great Video on How to. I hope you get something from Vacparts they were the Cheapest for parts . My Proheat died after 2 yrs and i barely used it the motor had a short in it, so i got my new motor from Vacparts and saved me $150 on a new one I can use it more no as i got a new puppy .. :)

[sunny5rising]

@VideoBeta: You are very welcome.

[kiltedklown]

This has to be one of the most informative DIY videos on here, I've put the silly troubleshooting guides away and I'm now using this video from now on.

[sunny5rising]

@kiltedklown: Thank you. Glad you are finding the video useful.

[gwjohnsoniii]

Hmmm... I pulled everything apart, cleaned it all out, ordered new parts... and it still won't squirt out water! I'm going to try cleaning out the hoses now, which is the only thing I haven't done.

[sunny5rising]

@gwjohnsoniii: Do you have the model 7901 (or similar)?

[gwjohnsoniii]

Very well done! I appreciate being able to see all the details in terms of the hoses, wires, clips, etc. I pulled mine apart last night and... it still doesn't work! But you've given me some very good things to look for. NICE JOB!

[sunny5rising]

@gwjohnsoniii: Thank you. That makes it worth the time and effort that I put into making the video.