Bissell Case Drum & Hose - ...
$17.99
Product details
Bissell pairs the case drum and the hose as one part, 2031110, sold together for the 3522-1 upright because they form a single sealed air path: the drum is the molded shell mounted to the machine body, while the hose is the flexible run connecting it to the floor nozzle.
A leak anywhere along that path shows up as lost suction at the carpet rather than anywhere else, since that is the last stretch of ducting before the air reaches the bag. Hoses tend to split at the corrugated sections or right at the cuffs where they clamp on, and the drum itself cracks at the point where the hose pulls against it, often from being lifted or dragged by the hose instead of the handle. The giveaway is a machine that still sounds like it is running at full power but has stopped picking anything up off the floor.
Before ordering, run a hand down the length of the hose feeling for a soft spot or a split, and check the drum specifically where the hose attaches for a hairline crack. Either fault by itself is enough to account for a full loss of pickup without the rest of the assembly being at fault.
This assembly is shared across a wide group of Bissell uprights built on the same case, the 1739, 3522, 3530, 3537 and 46E5, the 6579-1 and 6579-3, the 6582, 6583 and 6584, the 71Y7, 71Y71, 71Y72 and 71Y73, the 9V03, and the BGU1451T.
- Part: 2031110, case drum and hose assembly
- Fits: Bissell 3522-1, 1739, 3522, 3530, 3537, 46E5, 6579-1, 6579-3, 6582, 6583, 6584, 71Y7, 71Y71, 71Y72, 71Y73, 9V03, BGU1451T
- Symptom: vacuum sounds normal but pickup at the floor has stopped
- Before ordering: check the hose for a soft or split section and the drum for hairline cracks









