Bissell 88D6 Vacuum Cleaner User Manual


 
Automatic Smart System
Your new SpotBot features an Automatic Smart
System that takes the guesswork out of spot
and stain cleaning. With the touch of a button,
you can select the cleaning cycle to use your
preferred method of cleaning.
1. Surface Stain Cycle This cycle has been
designed for stains that are on the surface of
your carpeting and have not had time to
penetrate deep in to your carpet fibers. This
cycle will run for approximately 3 minutes.
2. Set-In Stain Cycle Use on stains that have
had a period of time to set-in and penetrate
deep into your carpet fibers. These are typically
the most difficult stain types to remove. This
cycle runs for approximately 6 minutes.
3. Manual / Hose By selecting this option you can
clean spots and stains manually on surfaces
such as upholstery, car interiors, stairs or
wherever you have a need to clean manually.
NOTE: You will need to use the hose with
the Tough Stain Brush attached to it to
clean in manual mode.
4. Pause/Resume Use to check the status of
a cleaning cycle (surface stain or set-in
stain). If you hit the pause button once, it
pauses the cleaning cycle it is currently in.
By pressing it one more time to resume, you
will pick up in the cleaning cycle where you
left off.
5. Stop By depressing the stop button, you
will stop your SpotBot in either the surface
stain or set-in stain cycle. To begin cleaning
again, you will need to select one of the
cleaning cycles again.
6. Status Indicators Much like the
dishwasher in your kitchen, the status
Indicators will instruct you regarding
status within a cleaning cycle. You will
hear changes in the sound of the machine
at different points in a cycle. When your
selected cleaning cycle is complete, the
finish light will illuminate and you will
hear a beep every five seconds until you
depress the stop button.
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Operation
Tip:
Some spots and spills
require that you pick up the
chunky debris with a rag
or towel before you begin
cleaning in the handsfree or
manual cycles.