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Bissell 1652 Transformer

Bissell 1652 Transformer

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Bissell 1652 Transformer

$18.99

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Part 0109170 is the transformer listed for the Bissell 1652. A transformer converts incoming line voltage to the lower voltage a machine's circuitry runs on, which makes it the component to look at when a unit will not power on at all despite a known good outlet and a known good cord.

Bissell's own catalogue publishes model 1652 as the Symphony All in One Vacuum and Steam Mop, so check the model number on your data plate rather than the name on the housing before ordering. Transformers on machines of this kind usually fail outright rather than gradually. One day the unit works, the next it is completely dead, or it powers on inconsistently depending on how the plug sits in the outlet, and because the fault is internal, changing outlets will not bring it back.

  • Part: transformer, part 0109170
  • Fits: Bissell 1652
  • Symptom: machine will not power on, or power is inconsistent with a known good outlet and cord
  • Before ordering: rule out the cord and the outlet first, since both mimic a failed transformer

Replacing the transformer once it is confirmed as the fault is far less expensive than replacing the machine outright, and it is a repair worth making on a unit that is otherwise mechanically sound.