It won't turn on at all. Tried different outlets.

I'm sorry to hear about the spray issue you're experiencing.

Here's a quick link to troubleshooting steps to assist you:

http://www.bissell.com/FAQDetail.aspx?id=1237&cid=ccsocial

I have the same issue too. Brush motor is working and brush is turning on but the vaccum motor is not working. If I take the canister out of the frame then it wont turn on at all. Any help?

The belt may be broken. The following link is to the User's Guide which explains how to check and replace the belt if needed.
http://www.bissell.com/searchresults.aspx?searchType=find+a+user+guide&searchtext=6583&mode=userguides

If the brush attachment isn't locked into place than the vaccuum will not work make sure it is attached properly.

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the motor could be ceased up. do you hear a buzzing noise? if you dont hear a buzzing noise, turn it on for about 1 minute, unless it starts smelling hot or starts smoking. if nothing happens after that, try replacing the power cord.

try different outlets in another room to see if that dosent help you may have a shortin the cleaner but i think you may be overloading the breaker

These are two different problems the first could be a clogged heater soap coagulates in the heater passages and clogs the flow of water to see if this is indeed the problem turn the unit on and try and spray water with the top trigger (floor nozzle) then try to spray at the hand nozzle if you get water at the hand nozzle but not the floor nozzle it is the heater. The hand nozzle water bypasses the heater. Also check the solution or soap tank if you pull it out and there is not red seal on the bottom it may be stuck in the machine and won't create a good seal check to see if it is still in the hole where the tank inserts. As for the unit not turning on that could be a number of issues cord,switch or just over heated. Visit www.stevessewandvac.com for any parts or questions about this machine or any other.

I assume you tried a different outlet? Otherwise you could have a problem with the cord, switch or motor. You will just have to check it over to find out what went bad.

Things to check are the cord, switch, and the motor.