7 Most Common Bissell Icon Pet Error Codes

bissell icon pet error codes
bissell icon pet error codes

If you own a BISSELL Icon Pet and have been experiencing problems with it, you may have encountered an error code. An error code is the system telling you that there’s something not right and you need to fix it. Many people have struggled to figure out what these codes mean and how to fix them. This blog post will list the common error codes for the BISSELL Icon Pet and provide solutions for each one.

Common Error codes include

  1. First Dot Light Blinking
  2. Two Dots Blinking
  3. Three Dots Blue Light Blinks
  4. Battery Icon Blinks
  5. Both of the above blink together
  6. Blue Blinking at 1 Dot
  7. Blue Blinking at 2 Dots

Here’s a detailed description of these errors and how you can fix them.

Fixing Bissell Icon Pet Error Codes:

  1. First Dot Light Blinking

This error code indicates that the vacuum is not detecting a brush roll. Remove the brush roll and put it back in to fix this. If that doesn’t work, try restarting the vacuum. A brush roll issue is common and easily fixable.

  1. Two Dots Blinking

This error code indicates that the vacuum is not detecting a dustbin. To fix this, ensure the dustbin is inserted correctly and locked. If that doesn’t work, try restarting the vacuum. If you haven’t emptied the dustbin in a while, it may be full by now and needs to get empty again. The correct way to fix the dustbin issue is first to empty it, then make sure you insert and lock it in place.

  1. Three Dots Blue Light Blinks

This error code means that the vacuum is not detecting a filter. To fix this, simply remove the filter and put it back in. A filter issue is usually due to a dirty or clogged filter and is easily fixable. To clean a clogged filter, remove it and rinse it with water. Usually, the filter becomes clogged with pet hair and needs to be cleaned regularly.

  1. Battery Icon Blinks

This error code means that the battery is not detected or is low. To fix this, ensure the battery is properly inserted and locked. A battery issue is also common and easily fixable. The battery charging time is about three hours. Once it’s fully charged, the vacuum should work properly again. If the battery is low, consider placing it on charge again. However, you’ll have to get a replacement if the battery is damaged. To prolong battery life, make sure you don’t overcharge the vacuum.

Similarly, avoid overusing the vacuum. If you have to use the vacuum for long durations, it is preferable to take small breaks in between to let the vacuum rest for a while. This allows the vacuum to cool down and guarantees optimal performance.

  1. Three Dots Blue Light and Battery Icon Blinks Together

This error code indicates a general problem with the vacuum. To fix this, begin with restarting the vacuum. If that doesn’t work, contact BISSELL customer service for further assistance.

  1. Blue Blinking at 1 Dot

A suction motor fault can cause this error. To fix it, ensure the suction path is clear and free of any blockages. To restore the suction motor, begin with restarting the vacuum. If that doesn’t work, you’ll have to take it in for repair.

  1. Blue Blinking at 2 Dots

A Brush roll stall is the root cause of this error. A blockage can cause it in the brush roll or because the bristles have worn out. To fix a brush roll stall, ensure the brush roll is clear of debris or dirt. If that doesn’t work, replace the brush roll.

Tips to avoid errors 

-Keep the vacuum clean

-Clear the Brush Roll after every use

-Replace the filter every three months

-Empty the dustbin after every use

Following these tips can avoid most errors and keep your vacuum running smoothly. If you encounter any other errors, refer to this blog post to figure out what it means and how to fix them.

We hope this blog post helped solve your BISSELL Icon Pet error code issues. If you have any further questions, feel free to contact us, and we’ll be happy to help. Thanks for reading! Error codes can be annoying, but they are usually easy to fix with a little troubleshooting.

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