The autoload gasket is made out of rubber and attaches to the tank. This part is available as an individual replacement. This authentic item is supplied directly from the original equipment manufacturer for use with carpet cleaners by Bissell. No tools should be needed during the replacement of this part. It may become broken and will need to be replaced.
This is an authentic Bissell replacement part. The flow indicator assembly is designed by the manufacturer for use in carpet cleaners. This part is made primarily of high-quality plastic, and is placed in the housing to monitor the flow of liquid through the machine. This item is supplied as an individual replacement part.
This is a genuine replacement cap and insert assembly for the water tank. It is specially designed to work with Bissell carpet cleaners. This assembly consists of one (1) plastic insert and one plastic cap/collar to secure it. No tools are needed to complete this repair, simply take out the old assembly and secure the new one in place.
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Mike - For model number 10N2
February 17, 2023
Do you need a gasket to install this indicator
Hello Mike, Thank you for the question. We have researched the model and do not show a Gasket for the Indicator. We hope this helps, good luck with the repair!
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Jimmy - For model number 10N2
June 3, 2026
The machine is leaking out the water before you lower the handle
Hello Jimmy, thank you for getting in touch. Check the valve solenoid, part number PS10271759. When you pull the trigger, it opens to let water flow to the spray tips; when you let go, it should snap shut. If hard water deposits, gunk, or internal wear cause the solenoid to get stuck "open," water will continuously dump straight through the bottom spray tips the moment the clean tank is seated or the machine is turned on. We hope this helps.