Where is oil presure sendind unit on 2000 blazer V-6

If the belts in the clutch have lost elasticity the belt can slip on the motor shaft rather than turning the brush roll.

Bring back to retailer for details on repairs or replacement of alternative unit. There must be a manufacturers warrenty.

Its not The mechanics fault all the time, you may fix something then something else goes wrong thats mechanics 101. I've had this problem before I replaced my ignition coil and my fuel pump, fixed it right up in my 96 f150. Give it a try its a whole lot cheaper than most options.

Hi montorsewill...
You will use a 50:1 Oil to gas ration...1 pint of 2 cycle oil to 6 gallons of gasoline
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A pint is 16 ounces, add 1/3 ounce of oil for a 48:1 mixture.

Gary

adjust your tension.You probably did not wind your bobbin properly as well.Make sure you oil your machine every month or so and make sure your bobbin is seated properly before you sew.
Go slower with the pressure foot speed and use the right needle.ALWAYS test on scrap of your sewing material first!!!

I have this machine for like 2 years and can do 2-5oz cowhide and buffalo leather on it (no joke, and it works FLAWLESSLY) inside it has full steel construction,just needs regular oiling compared to pro machines and easily made a few grand $$$ with it while my pro machine is getting repaired (I don't even bother with my pro machine anymore) But you MUST oil it every month and use the RIGHT needle and adjust your tension properly
Also pull out the thread a good 6 inches from the needle and bobbin before dropping the pressure foot and sewing.
Best $70 bucks (WITH TAX) I spent hell,the leather I use costs more than the machine!

BISSELL User's Guides can be downloaded at www.bissell.com
On the front page under Customer Service click on User's Guides and enter the model number of your unit.
User Guide will be displayed as a PDF file.
Model 1631 is a faucet hook up unit similar to the 1640-6. 1631 User's Guide is on the BISSELL website and should be a similar set up to the 1640-6.

I have blown out filters with presure hoses and I have washed filters, both ways will clean them. they say once a filter has been cleaned it will start to lose its effectiveness. Clean till you can buy new ones.

What you describe is typical of a machine that's overheating. This is almost always caused by a blockage. Check the machine thoroughly for any blockages, including any filters, and my bet is that you will find something that shouldn't be there that needs removing (or possibly replacing). I hope this helps.  Good luck!

Take the screws out of the bottom plate. Take the 2 screws out of the drive motor- opposite end of where the belt goes. Loosen the 2 screws where the belt goes, put the belt on and replace the screws. Make sure to thoroughly clean the brush while you have it apart. Don't oil the bearings. Oil will only make the dirt stick and jam the bearings.