Bissell CrossWave Cordless Max 2554A Motor Replacement

Written By: Erin Rodgers
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Bissell CrossWave Cordless Max 2554A Motor Replacement

Difficulty

Difficult

Steps

11

Time Required

30 minutes

Introduction

The motor in the Bissell CrossWave Cordless Max (model 2554A) is connected to the display through wires. If the motor is not working correctly, the vacuum is inoperable. This can stem from various issues with the battery and the motherboard. This guide has troubleshooting information.

Without the wires being soldered to the motor, the vacuum will not have a motor. The last step features soldering the connecting for the motor. For good practice, this guide has information on soldering.

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    • Remove the four 16 mm Phillips #2 screws at the back of the vacuum and below the clean water tank.

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    • Pull the battery assembly away from the main body.

    • There are still wires connecting the battery assembly to the main body. Do not use force to completely separate the two objects.

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    • Detach the wires holding the battery assembly to the main body by pressing down on the clip holding the connector together.

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    • Remove the clean and dirty water tanks.

    • Removing the tanks gives access to all of the screw holes required to disassemble the vacuum housing.

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    • Remove the two 13.8 mm Phillips #1 screws holding the carrying handle to the main body.

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    • Remove the six 14 mm Phillips #1 screws that are located where the clean water tank once was.

    • Remove the two 14 mm silver screws located underneath the battery using a Phillips #1 screwdriver.

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    • Flip the device over and remove the three 12.3 mm Phillips #1 screws.

    • Remove two 15 mm Phillips #1 screws.

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    • Remove the two front pieces of plastic from the main body of the vacuum.

    • There are many wires still connected from the main body to these front panels. Use caution when separating the plastic as to not break the wiring.

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    • The panel can be flipped over to reveal the motor when separated from the main body.

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    • Remove the four 14 mm Phillips #1 screws that hold the motor to the front panel of the vacuum.

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    • The two wire connections can be desoldered to completely free the motor from the rest of the vacuum.

    • Be extremely careful while soldering or desoldering these connections, as the soldering iron can get very hot.

Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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