Bissell Part Numbers: Compatible Replacement Parts
This page lists the Bissell OEM part numbers that Think Crucial makes a compatible replacement for, with the Bissell models each part fits and a link to the replacement. Think Crucial designs and makes these parts; they are compatible aftermarket parts, not Bissell original parts. Every order ships free in the US and can be returned within 30 days.
| OEM part number | Fits models | Part type | Think Crucial replacement |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2031192, 2031183, 2031215, 2031009, 32066 | PowerForce series; CleanView II series | Filter kit | Replacement Style 10 Filter Kit, Fits Bissell PowerForce & CleanView II, Compatible with Part 2031192, 2031183, 2031215 & 2031009 |
| 32115 | DigiPro canister 6900 and 6800; VP-77 Power Partner; 67E2, 6594, 6594F | Vacuum bags | Not currently available |
| 2124 | Spinwave 13122, 13129, 13151, 13139 | Mop pads | Not currently available |
| 2031183, 2031085ES, 32064, 32065 | Vacuums using the Bissell Style 9, 10 and 12 pleated filter and foam | Filter | Round Washable Replacement Vacuum Filters Compatible with Multiple Bissell Parts # 2031183, 2031085ES, 203108532065, 32064 & 32065 (Vaccum Filter + Kit) - by Think Crucial |
How to find your Bissell part number
Bissell model numbers are on a label on the back or underside of the machine, for example 13122 for a Spinwave. Bissell filter and bag part numbers are usually seven digits or five digits, for example 2031183 or 32115, and are printed on the filter frame, the bag, or in the owner's manual.
Frequently asked questions
Are these original Bissell parts?
No. Every part on this page is a compatible replacement designed and made by Think Crucial. They are not Bissell OEM parts and are not covered by a Bissell warranty. Replaces part number means the Think Crucial part is made to fit in place of that Bissell part number.
How do I know if a part fits my Bissell model?
Find the model number on the label on your machine and match it to the Fits models column. If your model is not listed, compare the part number printed on your old part or its packaging to the OEM part number column. If neither matches, contact us before ordering.
How do I read a Bissell part number?
Bissell part numbers are seven digits, for example 2031183, or five digits, for example 32115. A letters suffix such as ES marks a packaged version of the same part.
Bissell is a trademark of its owner. Think Crucial is not affiliated with Bissell; the Bissell name and model numbers are used only to show compatibility. Using a non-OEM part may affect your manufacturer warranty.