I have a Bissell Cleanview 3596 and it is makes a load, deep roaring noise when I use it. This has been going on for a few months and it also seems to just move the dirt around. Yes, I have replaced the belt.

Hi Kelsey! I understand how frustrating this must be. Dirty filters or a clog can cause the vacuum to change sound and be hotter than normal.

Here is a quick link to troubleshooting the excessive noise:

http://www.bissell.com/FAQDetail.aspx?id=1362&cid=ccsocial

Unfortunately, it doesn't look like it's still for sale. Bissell no longer offers it for purchase online.

If you go to the Bissell web page for the Revolution, you can type in your zip code and find out if any stores in your area sell it.

Sounds like the brush that the belt runs (or is supposed to run) is being kept from turning. If you can get the brush out to clean it and lubricate the ends that go into the holder clips, this should solve the problem. With the new belts burning and smoking it appears that the motor is running okay, but as I said, the brush that is supposed to be turning is frozen solid from debris or dirt. Need to free the brush and lubricate the brush holders with some WD40.

The red light indicating dirty surfaces does not come on. The vacume cleaner seem to work but i get no or very little suction from the flexible tube

Hi, go to bissell.com and put in your model number 3596 in the search box. Within the first result will be the user guide. Hope this helps.

sounds like the motor bearings are bad. when those bearings wear out the motor shaft doesnt stay strait and allows the belt to track off.

If you are looking straight onto the vacuum it goes on the right side around a small metal bar and then around the brush. Make sure that when you push the brush up that both caps are twisted in the correct position so it will slide easily into the grooves.

For the handle problem, detent lever part #2030052 and costs $4 to $5. A bearing in the motor is what is making it sound bad, part #2032211 and will cost around $60. You could try bissell.com or call them. They can at least let you know who has Bissell parts near you.

Sounds like maybe your motor went bad, part # 2031052. Would sell for about $60. When the bearings go bad, they can be real loud as well if the fan on the motor when it gets damaged.

check the bottom under roller look in hole run hanger in it a little ways if u pull n e thing out it might be clogged there