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If your Bissell vacuum cleaner makes unusual noises, has reduced suction, or feels gritty while operating, the bearings may be worn out. Check for play in the brush roll and replace the bearings if they are loose or noisy.
To install new bearings, disassemble the brush roll or motor housing. Remove the old bearings and fit in the replacements, ensuring they're properly seated. Reassemble and test the vacuum to ensure smooth operation. If unsure, refer to your model’s instructions or consult a technician.
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