Bissell Clean Tank, 2910 & ...
$31.99
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Weak or uneven spray from the trigger, paired with a damp patch on the floor where the machine sat, points toward the clean tank rather than the pump on a Bissell 2910. Part 1626412 is that tank, also listed for the 2987, and it is the reservoir that meters water and cleaning solution down to the nozzle as the machine works.
Tanks tend to fail suddenly rather than wear out gradually. A hairline crack forms along a molded seam, the sealing lip warps just enough to stop making full contact, or the gasket goes hard and stops flexing, and any of the three lets solution escape while the trigger spray weakens at the exact same moment.
- Part: 1626412
- Fits: Bissell 2910, 2987
- Function: clean water and solution reservoir
A tank that took a hard fall deserves a close look even if nothing appears wrong at a glance, since impact damage can sit invisible until the tank is pressurized by a full fill. Run a fingertip along every seam and around the lid gasket, checking for a rough edge or a spot where the plastic flexes more than the rest. Rinse the tank clean after each use, and press it into place until it locks with an audible click, since a tank that never fully seats will drip even when it has no crack anywhere in it. Empty the tank before storing the machine long term rather than leaving solution sitting in it, since standing solution can leave mineral deposits that clog the outlet over time.