I have a similar Bissell I just got for free and tore it down, it also has awful bearings. Have you seen a Bissell motor that's even less serviceable than the one in this video? The fan housing seems rolled over the edge, and the brushes seem permanently wired to the field (eg the coil wire is crimped into the brush connector). Maybe I'm missing something though, was there a connector for the brushes that was easily removed?
I will also add, i apoligize for how long this comment might be, but when you put the motor back together, put the armature back into the housing, make sure the ring is sitting under it. Then when you put the metal plate on the top where the fan is and screw it down, Tap the part where the nut would screw on, The thread piece, tap it until it doesn't get any easier to spin. I just woke up, so i did my best to make this make sense. Hope it helps ;)
@@VacLab Yeah that is old. Also, you telling me what music you use makes me feel like my channel is complete now, I love your channel, the music you use completes it. :) Thank you so much.
I have a similar Bissell I just got for free and tore it down, it also has awful bearings. Have you seen a Bissell motor that's even less serviceable than the one in this video? The fan housing seems rolled over the edge, and the brushes seem permanently wired to the field (eg the coil wire is crimped into the brush connector). Maybe I'm missing something though, was there a connector for the brushes that was easily removed?
Great job Bill looking forward to follow up video 👍👍
Cool
Good job buddy
Daww sweet birbos
Birb
lol
Aww I love your cute parakeets. Reminds me of my grandma used to have them and she is still alive.
Good job once again Bill.
Nice 👍👌
did you get rid of all the other bissell's?
I have 4 more Bissells and one Shark to process.
What kind of socket wrench is that?
Craftsman brand. About 30 years old now.
I will also add, i apoligize for how long this comment might be, but when you put the motor back together, put the armature back into the housing, make sure the ring is sitting under it. Then when you put the metal plate on the top where the fan is and screw it down, Tap the part where the nut would screw on, The thread piece, tap it until it doesn't get any easier to spin. I just woke up, so i did my best to make this make sense. Hope it helps ;)
Why do you somehow believe I need guidance re-assembling a very simple motor? 🤣
@@VacLab Just thought you would lol. I've seen ppl mess it up and burn a motor out. I just wanted to make sure you knew. ;)
@@VacuumLover14KP I wound my first electric motor armature in the 1970s. I'm old.
@@VacLab Yeah that is old. Also, you telling me what music you use makes me feel like my channel is complete now, I love your channel, the music you use completes it. :) Thank you so much.
@@VacuumLover14KP glad you like it. Nearly 1200 videos donchaknow.