Bissell Intake Nozzle

If you notice a significant drop in suction power, or if the plastic housing around your brushroll is cracked, clogged, or damaged, this part is likely the culprit. Replacing it restores the sealed airflow path necessary for your vacuum to effectively pull debris into the dust bin.

No, this specific part (203-1110) is designed only for select Powerforce upright models, including 3522, 3530, 3537, 46E5, 6579, 6594, 6582, 6583, 71Y7, 6584, 3525, and 9V03. Always check your vacuum's model number on the manufacturer's label before purchasing to ensure a proper fit.

The installation is generally straightforward and typically requires only basic tools like a screwdriver. You will need to remove the existing housing and secure this replacement in its place, which most users can complete in about 10 to 15 minutes.

No, this item is the intake nozzle and brushroll housing only. It does not include the rotating brushroll, belt, or other internal vacuum components.

The intake nozzle is subject to constant vibration and impact from debris being sucked into the machine. Over time, the plastic can become brittle from heat and stress, leading to hairline fractures that cause air leaks and reduce your vacuum's overall cleaning efficiency.