Bissell PowerFresh Steam Mop Leaking

If your Bissell PowerFresh Steam Mop is leaking puddles of water on the floor when in use, review this guide for possible solutions.

• Check the water tank for any cracks. If there are cracks, a replacement is needed.
• Make sure the cap is fully closed. If it won’t close properly, order a replacement cap.
• Follow this guide for help replacing the tank in your Bissell PowerFresh Steam Mop.

To fix a clogged Bissell PowerFresh Steam Mop foot assembly or mop head, unplug the unit, remove the mop head, and clear the spray tip at the bottom of the mop body with a paper clip or similar tool. If that doesn't work, you may need to soak the foot in a solution of white vinegar and water to dissolve mineral buildup. Follow this guide for instructions on how to remove the foot assembly.

To address a Bissell PowerFresh Steam Mop leaking from a clogged nozzle, turn off the unit, allow it to cool, and use a paper clip or cleaning tool to clear any debris from the nozzle. You can also try soaking the clogged part in a water-vinegar solution to dissolve mineral buildup.

If the nozzle is clear but no steam is produced, the pump or water lines may be clogged with mineral buildup. To fix this, soak the spout or nozzle in white vinegar overnight to dissolve the deposits, then flush the system with warm water to remove any remaining vinegar. If the issue persists, the pump motor or tubing may need to be dismantled and cleaned by carefully opening the unit and cleaning the pump mechanism. Follow this guide for instructions to replace the pump.

• Check the power supply. Try changing outlets to check if the mop is receiving power.
• Inspect and clean the steam nozzle. If there is a mineral deposit in the nozzle, clean it out.
• Inspect and clean the heating element. If there is a mineral deposit in the heating element, clean it out.
• If this fails, you will need to replace the heater. You will need to unplug the mop before proceeding.
• Follow this guide if you need to replace the heater.