LEAKING AT THE SEALS - Dirt Devil Easy Steamer Upright Wet/Dry Vacuum

I would clean/refit the seals.

The water pump in a Bissell CrossWave is a vital component that is responsible for pumping water from the tank and through the cleaning brushes. If the water pump is not functioning properly, it can cause the CrossWave to perform poorly or not work at all. Here is a breakdown of the parts that make up the water pump in a Bissell CrossWave:

1. Motor: The motor is responsible for driving the pump and is typically a small, electric motor.
2. Impeller: The impeller is a small, rotating blade that is attached to the motor shaft. It helps to move water through the pump by creating a suction effect.
3. Housing: The housing is a container that encloses the motor and impeller. It is typically made of plastic and is sealed to prevent water from leaking out.
4. Inlet and outlet ports: The inlet and outlet ports are openings in the housing through which water enters and exits the pump.
5. Seals: Seals are used to prevent water from leaking out of the pump and are typically made of rubber or a similar material.
6. Gasket: The gasket is a flat, circular piece of material that is used to seal the housing to the body of the CrossWave.

If any of these parts are damaged or not functioning properly, it can cause the water pump to break down and may require repair or replacement. I recommend contacting Bissell or a professional repair service for assistance if you are experiencing issues with the water pump on your CrossWave.

Had same issue. But it ended up being a crack along the bottom of the recovery tank. It ran along the seem on the bottom, so I did not notice it at first.

One of the seals are bad on a valve, or leaking connection,

Trun switch off
Unplug from wall
Remove all clip on parts, remove all covers as far as you can (screws)
clean all parts carefully
put back together ensuring the seals are clean.
Hope this helps a bit
good luck

Sounds like the foam seals are leaking. Go to their website to get replacement parts.

(1) Does water or chemical leak from the tank when filled, but before it is installed? If not, then the tank is OK.
(2) If the tank is not properly aligned to the lower handle when assembled and latched, the black rubber seals on the handle will not seal to the tank. You may wish to look at this. Also, make sure both round black rubber seals are present on the flat mount where the tank valves will sit.

If the seal and plungers are ok(bottom of tank), then most likely have a crack on the bottom of the tank, lot of times it will be under the seals, breaks away and will like out.

The tank you are talking about has the soap container attched to the back of the water tank, then probably you need to replace the tank. If this has different tanks, then you may have to replave the seals that the tank sits on.