Bissell 6900 - Manual (Page 7)

Located on the Handle, the Suction Control Switch slides to
vary suction for multiple cleaning tasks like draperies or other
delicate surfaces.
The power can be adjusted to suit many cleaning situations.
Variable Power Controls
Allows for optimum manual setting for each cleaning
task. Press appropriate button for task:
= For delicate fabrics or low suction
= Economy setting for normally soiled surfaces or
normal suction
= For hard floors/heavily soiled surfaces or
maximum suction
Automatic Power Control
Automatically adjusts to surface to optimize setting for
each cleaning task. For this feature, press the
button.
The Bag Change Indicator will monitor the airflow through the Vacuum
Bag and turn red when it’s time to replace the bag. The Vacuum Bag
may appear to be very full or only partially full depending upon the
type of debris picked up and the airflow blockage.
Unplug vacuum.
Press the Vacuum Bag Compartment Release and lift
door out from canister. Remove the Vacuum Bag by slid-
ing it off the Vacuum Bag retainer. Dispose of used bag.
Slide the new Vacuum Bag onto the retainer. Make sure
the opening is fully exposed.
Make sure the Vacuum Bag is tucked fully inside the
unit before closing the canister housing. Press down
gently on the door until it locks into place.
Located at the top rear side of the vacuum cleaner, there
is a Nozzle Support that can be used to park the nozzle
during pauses in cleaning or while in storage. Insert the
Storage Hook Support into the Nozzle Support. There
is also a Nozzle Support located on the back of the
vacuum which can be used when the vacuum is in the
vertical position for storage or transportation.
Suction Control Switch
Bag Change Indicator
Replacing Vacuum Bag
Power Control Switches
Tip:
There must be a
Vacuum Bag in the
canister for the door
to properly latch.
Storage Position
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