I have had my dc39 for a few years and it was strange because there was absolutely no owners manual to tell me any of this! I’ve been so frustrated because it’s disgusting! I did’t even know the clear plastic bin could be seperated from the purple part. I washed mine all of these pieces with soap and water! I am so thrilled for this bideo! Thank hou so much!!!
Thank you for publishing this video. It helped me locate the obstruction in an area in which I did not check. Turns out the obstruction was a tube of chapstick and assorted debris.
Own one of these and it needs this type of deep clean almost weekly to keep it running in a house that doesn’t have pets or excessive dust. The filter clogs so quickly and this stops the turbine head working, the vacuum loses suction rapidly, and the filter takes an age to properly dry. Often have to clean the vacuum fully mid-clean to keep enough suction for the turbine head to spin. From experience it can get this dirty after only a couple of full cleans of the house.
This video was fantastic. Thank you. One thing I found out when I separated the bin from the purple part - I looked into the cone-shaped part of the purple and it was caked with dirt. I first took a swiffer and dusted inside all around it and then I tapped on it rather hard (not hard enough to do damage) and dirt literally poured out. So I took several more swiffers and pounding till it came sufficiently clean. I’m wondering if you could address this in another video. I’m supposing it was so dirty because I never separated it from the bin - never realized you could. So again thank you for your instructions.
Figured out the big dust crust were building up interior of Vortex area. I just put light pressure water hose spray & clumps of built up crust fell out with much Grey water! Left in Sun to dry thoroughly.
I just followed you step by step, now my Dyson looks brand new. You really explained the process well. It still sounds like there's a piece of paper in it...I found none. ?
got the same vacuum. thanks for this. i took the entire thing apart. its drying now. nothing significant inside the purple thing you said to unscrew. just holes and passages. rinsed it out and used dawn to help kill the smell. smells new now.
Thank you for the video, I retrieved a DC39 someone had put out to the garbage. I found behind the canister screen caked on drywall or cement dust. It appeared that someone had used it for a wet vac. It had little suction when I got it. I blew out a lot of the dirt and soaked and washed some parts and others I wiped off. I think the head is clogged up and I'll have to try to clean it out.
4:55 The dust lining the inside of that area doesn’t matter as no air flows through that area. That is just where the smaller cyclones dump dust, it’s normal for that to be dusty but it doesn’t affect the performance of the machine.
Oh my gosh... when you're cleaning the actual main cylinder part of the filter, you really need a can of air to get all of the dirt out of the center of it. If you don't have a can of air, you need to buy one or you will never get all of the dirt out of it. I actually use my air compressor! that is the only and I mean only way the dirt will come out of this machine. I ended up selling mine because it was so incredibly hard to clean. But if you are in love with your Dyson DC39, invest in a good can of air to clean that center cylinder! Also it comes in handy for cleaning all of the attachments as well. I can't believe he wouldn't suggest that!
I was cleaning my dyson and a piece of paper towel got sucked in the motor ball and shut off on me..im trying to open it up but im not having any luck...what should I do...
Brilliant video as always. Do you ever get an email from the people who own the holiday homes you stay in thanking you for leaving them with much much cleaner carpets and an improved vacuum cleaner? You deserve a free holiday!
No, I doubt it is even noticed by the owners. I would have to redecorate and recarpet the house to get a reaction. I don't mind doing it as it's extra content for my channels.
I had that vax that you had shown the video the thing that let it down was the floor tool and the plug i had to glue one of the prongs and then had to tape up the head but I soon got rid of that and got a 2017 commercial Henry
Thank you I just took it apart. Your video is very helpful. I have a question I find out some more screws for the top of cyclone unit. Do we need to take it apart too?
need a bit of help my dyson is starting to smell i have washed the filter like said in booklet but wondered can i clean the clear bin with washing up liquid can you let me know as it cost a lot and afraid to break it
I put fairy washing up liquid in the bath an dunk the shroud an give it a good frashing with water to get it super clean an leave it to dry on a towel overnight
I should have watched this before I cleaned my vac. I sprayed water down into the purple cone part of the canister because it was so dirty. Do you think it will be okay? I love this vacuum and will be crushed if I killed it. 😭
I bought a used one of these yesterday for £60, cheers for this vid! It didn't come with the tools shown here, just a flat brush head... Bet you've the cleanest carpets in the country! I have a mix of hard/carpeted floors so is it worth buying the turbo head attachment separately? Thanks!
You don't. Air doesn't flow through there. That is where the dirt and dust removed by the cyclones is deposited and it empties when you open the dirt bin. Having fine dust and particles in there does not affect the performance of the unit.
But it can’t be good having all that filth sitting inside of it and constantly rotating back into the carpets! I cleaned mine with soap and water i couldn’t stand it any more
Actually the DC39 and DC37 has a design fault that causes the filter to get dirty very quickly. Almost every unit I see in my workshop has this issue, If you pull the cyclone apart you will find that the gasket has failed. The gaskets used in the DC39 are substandard and will fail in 5 years typically. I have not seen this issue in any other Dyson models
I've had my Dyson DC37 for 5 years (same model as the DC39) and I've never had to wash the filter. I bought a replacement filter, took out the old and washed it, but there was no dirt on it whatsoever... the vacuum works as good as day 1. Should I expect the filter to get dirty over time?
unfortunately I didn't get the information I needed, not much anyway lol I need to know if you can hose down the purple turbine looking thing and why does that one piece have the kitchen sink logo all over it?
Dysons do look very nice when they're clean, especially when they're new, but they soon get dirty and nasty looking. That is one of the many reasons I prefer my bagged machines, far less maintenance.
I know it's not shown in your video, but do you happen to know how to remove the bottom part of the plastic bin? Just I have fully stripped down, fully cleaned and replaced the motor and both filters on a DC39 which had been used by a builder! (It was VERY bad) and there is dirt lodged in the small sections near the hinge on the bin and I cant get to them with out removing that lower section of the bin.
Roger, I have a question about roller brushes on different vacuum cleaners. Are some brush rollers better than others?. For example my shark upright seems to skim across my thick living room carpet, picks up quite well but I just get the feeling the shark brush isn't that great on my living room thick carpet, take the shark upstairs & vacuum my bedrooms' thinner carpets and its a different story, you can really feel the shark brush working hard and picking up. My Vax upright brush works great on any carpet, think carpet or thin. Both vacuum cleaners (Vax & Shark) are in great condition. Thanks in advance.
Andy Kirk Yes you always want a roller brush that when you turn it on the carpet vibrates. We call this agitation. It is good to have it break up the dirt in the carpet. The powerhead on this DC39 is not good. If you are cleaning carpets I would recommend a miele upright or a Dyson DC 40 2015 or Dyson Ball Multifloor.
Thanks, I already have a Miele upright, it's a great vacuum cleaner, personally my fav. I was just testing this Shark upright Vacuum cleaner, not too impressed with it to tell you the truth, I might be doing the Shark an injustice as I'm always comparing it with my Miele upright. Thanks for the answer.
At 2:00 you take the bin off. How exactly did you do that? I push the red button nothing happens. It doesn't separate like that. The reason I ask is that i have the 2 second problem. I turn it on. Air sucks in through the wand and hose like it is suppose to and then a valve of some kind shuts off that air flow while the motor continues to run. I am suspecting a problem in the bin and main body and not out in the wand and hose. There is a pile of dirt and lint in the bin. That is the one problem with TH-cam maintenance videos. Everything come apart like it is suppose to in TH-cam videos. Real life is sometimes a little different. In your video, the camera angle shows your hand over the bin and blocks my view of what you are doing. Since I am not Clark Kent with X-ray vision, I don't know EXACTLY what you are doing to make that bin come off.
This model does not have a red button to remove the bin, it’s a round silver button located on the cleaner body. Pressing the silver button allows the handle to pop up so the bin can be removed from the cleaner. You then use the red button on the bin to open the flap to empty the dirt. The valve you talk about allows air to flow through the motor when the airflow is restricted either from a blockage somewhere or a dirty filter. If the valve operates without the hose attached, then you have a blockage in the duct that takes dirt to the bin or a dirty filter.
There is a grey button under the rend part on the top back of the canister. Press the button you normally would to empty it and the button will be there.
The filter(s) are to trap the very fine dust that passes through the cyclones. The post motor filter is also there to trap the carbon dust the electric motor produces.
Good video, but I have to ask - how do people actually let their vacuums get THIS nasty before cleaning/sterilizing everything? Haha. I wouldn't wanna touch anything in my house with that thing. And like AHHH you;'re just brushing that dust onto your carpet and into the air inside your home, go outside or into the garage to do this! Shit's nasty :P
I’ve had my hands in vacuum dirt since I was a child and as an adult I have no allergies, so I’m not bothered about getting my hands dirty. The Dyson in this video was clean compared to some I’ve seen.
Haha - fair enough! Plz know that I love your videos and am subscribed, and I meant that comment more in jest than as a mean-spirited criticism. I've had terrible allergies/asthma from birth, and I have pretty severe (for real) OCD, so I see the dust caked in that filter and imagine thousands of microscopic mites crawling around!!! I'm obsessed w/ vacuums, but thank God I don't work in the industry, as I'd probably have an aneurism having to work w/ the "compared to some I've seen" machines you're referring to :O
It’s OK, I didn’t take your comment as criticism. There’s a video somewhere on TH-cam showing you all the things crawling on your bed and in the carpets, so that’s one you should avoid I think.
If you remove all the screws in the cyclone you will see the gasket which always has holes/tears on any DC39 that has decent hours of use on it. Roughly 12 x T9 screws from memory
Strip the motor body apart and you will find a large paper style filter & its renewable only NOT washerable plus its pricy to replace, Sorry Bro this was only half the job on your vidio , also strip the cyclone to clean it then its all as new..
I showed what the average user can do to maintain this vacuum. Most people will not want to dismantle a vacuum cleaner to replace a filter that is not supposed to be user replaceable.
@@ibaisaic Thank you for the comment & I completly agree with you but most people watch youtube to do the jobs to save repair costs , Ok basic cleaning but dont change the main motor filter will get hot smelly motor , less suction , noisy and in the end burn the motor out or wreck the bearings , its £250 for a new cleaner .
I have made several basic maintenance videos on vacuum cleaners, and judging from the comments, many people don’t even realise they contain a filter that needs washing. As this machine doesn’t belong to me, I wasn’t going to start opening it up and giving it a full service.
See; it's getting behind the mesh I want to do because there is a lot of dust in mine and now I've seen it I can't unsee it. It's driving me mad. Never buying a Dyson again.
@@ibaisaic I got used to seeing the dirt in the cylinder. That isn't the problem. You have to have the right tools to dismantle a dyson in order to get at the trapped dirt in the cyclone behind the mesh. Washing the filter is only the beginning lol.
cleaning filters, I understand that. But, cleaning all the internal surfaces is a waste of time. Those areas will be dirty again the first time you use it after cleaning it.
I have had my dc39 for a few years and it was strange because there was absolutely no owners manual to tell me any of this! I’ve been so frustrated because it’s disgusting! I did’t even know the clear plastic bin could be seperated from
the purple part. I washed mine all of these pieces with soap and water! I am so thrilled for this bideo! Thank hou so much!!!
That’s because it’s bagless. That’s what happens to bagless. Get a bagged canister
The 7 minute mark saved my vacuum. Not sure why I didn’t think to check there in the first place. Thanks!
Thank you for publishing this video. It helped me locate the obstruction in an area in which I did not check. Turns out the obstruction was a tube of chapstick and assorted debris.
Own one of these and it needs this type of deep clean almost weekly to keep it running in a house that doesn’t have pets or excessive dust. The filter clogs so quickly and this stops the turbine head working, the vacuum loses suction rapidly, and the filter takes an age to properly dry. Often have to clean the vacuum fully mid-clean to keep enough suction for the turbine head to spin. From experience it can get this dirty after only a couple of full cleans of the house.
Get yourself a decent German bagged vacuum next time.
Hi I have a Henry hoover.
This video was fantastic. Thank you. One thing I found out when I separated the bin from the purple part - I looked into the cone-shaped part of the purple and it was caked with dirt. I first took a swiffer and dusted inside all around it and then I tapped on it rather hard (not hard enough to do damage) and dirt literally poured out. So I took several more swiffers and pounding till it came sufficiently clean. I’m wondering if you could address this in another video. I’m supposing it was so dirty because I never separated it from the bin - never realized you could. So again thank you for your instructions.
I didn’t realize that I could separate the bin like that for cleaning. Thanks for the tip.🇨🇦
Figured out the big dust crust were building up interior of Vortex area. I just put light pressure water hose spray & clumps of built up crust fell out with much Grey water! Left in Sun to dry thoroughly.
My grandma had one of these. Terrible canister vacuum, but better than most other Dysons I have handled.
I just followed you step by step, now my Dyson looks brand new. You really explained the process well. It still sounds like there's a piece of paper in it...I found none. ?
got the same vacuum. thanks for this. i took the entire thing apart. its drying now. nothing significant inside the purple thing you said to unscrew. just holes and passages. rinsed it out and used dawn to help kill the smell. smells new now.
Thank you for the video, I retrieved a DC39 someone had put out to the garbage. I found behind the canister screen caked on drywall or cement dust. It appeared that someone had used it for a wet vac. It had little suction when I got it. I blew out a lot of the dirt and soaked and washed some parts and others I wiped off. I think the head is clogged up and I'll have to try to clean it out.
4:55 The dust lining the inside of that area doesn’t matter as no air flows through that area. That is just where the smaller cyclones dump dust, it’s normal for that to be dusty but it doesn’t affect the performance of the machine.
Great video. will be saving for future reference! great job!
i was waiting for you to show us how to get the hair off the roller
Thank you, very useful. Going to clean mine this afternoon
Oh my gosh... when you're cleaning the actual main cylinder part of the filter, you really need a can of air to get all of the dirt out of the center of it. If you don't have a can of air, you need to buy one or you will never get all of the dirt out of it. I actually use my air compressor! that is the only and I mean only way the dirt will come out of this machine. I ended up selling mine because it was so incredibly hard to clean. But if you are in love with your Dyson DC39, invest in a good can of air to clean that center cylinder! Also it comes in handy for cleaning all of the attachments as well. I can't believe he wouldn't suggest that!
I suggest people invest in a German made bagged vacuum cleaner so they can avoid all the maintenance bagless cleaners need.
Thank u a lot.
Just inherited this vacuum and appreciate u r video
@12 min is there anyway to clean the mess screen? Can you remove it to clean?
Excellent! Thank you for posting!
I was cleaning my dyson and a piece of paper towel got sucked in the motor ball and shut off on me..im trying to open it up but im not having any luck...what should I do...
Very helpful video, thank you!
Brilliant video as always. Do you ever get an email from the people who own the holiday homes you stay in thanking you for leaving them with much much cleaner carpets and an improved vacuum cleaner? You deserve a free holiday!
No, I doubt it is even noticed by the owners. I would have to redecorate and recarpet the house to get a reaction. I don't mind doing it as it's extra content for my channels.
Another great video roger
mine used to never get dirty until i disassembled it for a deep clean. i mustve installed the seals wrong because now i get dust all over the filter.
Thanks for the video. I lost the user manual and had to search for it.
You should be able to view the manual for your machine on Dyson’s website.
@@ibaisaic thanks for the tip :D
Thank you so much,exact same Hoover and exact same problem.phew put it back together before d wife comes home.
Thank you! This helped me out a lot!
Very good instructions. I’m having a problem getting my vacuum to go from rug to bare floors. Can you help?
I had that vax that you had shown the video the thing that let it down was the floor tool and the plug i had to glue one of the prongs and then had to tape up the head but I soon got rid of that and got a 2017 commercial Henry
Thank you I just took it apart. Your video is very helpful. I have a question I find out some more screws for the top of cyclone unit. Do we need to take it apart too?
Taking the cyclone apart is not something I would recommend to the average user.
need a bit of help my dyson is starting to smell i have washed the filter like said in booklet but wondered can i clean the clear bin with washing up liquid can you let me know as it cost a lot and afraid to break it
I put fairy washing up liquid in the bath an dunk the shroud an give it a good frashing with water to get it super clean an leave it to dry on a towel overnight
I vacuumed a large waterbug with my dc39 yesterday, but i did not see it in the canister. Is there another place it maybe lodged??
I’ve always kept mine clean but recently I’ve noticed fluff in with the filter I don’t recall this happening before. Do you know why? Thank you.
The trigger head had a fault inside mine got changed but bought another with red and blue brushes much better.Great vacuum though over 239 air watts.
Excellent video! thx
Thanks very much but my filter just does not come out - should I force it
I should have watched this before I cleaned my vac. I sprayed water down into the purple cone part of the canister because it was so dirty. Do you think it will be okay? I love this vacuum and will be crushed if I killed it. 😭
Just make sure it is dry before putting it back on the cleaner.
How did it dry? How long until you had it dried to use it again?
I washed my filter two days ago and it's still damp! arg! Other Dyson model filters dried much faster!
Thank you so much. Great video...
I bought a used one of these yesterday for £60, cheers for this vid! It didn't come with the tools shown here, just a flat brush head... Bet you've the cleanest carpets in the country! I have a mix of hard/carpeted floors so is it worth buying the turbo head attachment separately? Thanks!
Haha I just got the used one same as you for $50 without any extra tools but luckily I had some with me.
@@FAyt-ov5uo Haha, good little hoover! Still going strong! 😉
Thanks alot
I love your videos.
Darn. Was looking for how to clean the cyclone... there s a ton of fine dust stuck inside mine
Dyson don't make it wasy to dismantle the cyclone assembly, but I'm sure there are other videos on TH-cam showing how to. Try the channel Beko1987.
Thank you for the video. Perhaps an air pressure will be good to try to clean the cyclone.
I have dc47 cleaned the cyclone thing with water and let it dry for 3 days and works like new
You don't. Air doesn't flow through there. That is where the dirt and dust removed by the cyclones is deposited and it empties when you open the dirt bin. Having fine dust and particles in there does not affect the performance of the unit.
But it can’t be good having all that filth sitting inside of it and constantly rotating back into the carpets! I cleaned mine with soap and water i couldn’t stand it any more
Actually the DC39 and DC37 has a design fault that causes the filter to get dirty very quickly. Almost every unit I see in my workshop has this issue, If you pull the cyclone apart you will find that the gasket has failed. The gaskets used in the DC39 are substandard and will fail in 5 years typically. I have not seen this issue in any other Dyson models
I've had my Dyson DC37 for 5 years (same model as the DC39) and I've never had to wash the filter. I bought a replacement filter, took out the old and washed it, but there was no dirt on it whatsoever... the vacuum works as good as day 1. Should I expect the filter to get dirty over time?
Dude the whole vacuum is substandard. What do you expect from Dyson? Quality? Pleaseeeee.
unfortunately I didn't get the information I needed, not much anyway lol I need to know if you can hose down the purple turbine looking thing and why does that one piece have the kitchen sink logo all over it?
The logo of the sink is how you remove the dust bin
Dysons do look very nice when they're clean, especially when they're new, but they soon get dirty and nasty looking. That is one of the many reasons I prefer my bagged machines, far less maintenance.
I agree, if you want your vacuum cleaner to look clean and want the most hygienic dirt disposal a bagged vacuum is best.
I know it's not shown in your video, but do you happen to know how to remove the bottom part of the plastic bin?
Just I have fully stripped down, fully cleaned and replaced the motor and both filters on a DC39 which had been used by a builder! (It was VERY bad) and there is dirt lodged in the small sections near the hinge on the bin and I cant get to them with out removing that lower section of the bin.
Thank you
I Got the new Dyson multi floor ball an it's got a very suttle suction to it it's not like my other Dyson with two normal wheels on
Thanks so much~~ !!!! I love you!!!
It has one in the vents in back.
Roger, I have a question about roller brushes on different vacuum cleaners. Are some brush rollers better than others?. For example my shark upright seems to skim across my thick living room carpet, picks up quite well but I just get the feeling the shark brush isn't that great on my living room thick carpet, take the shark upstairs & vacuum my bedrooms' thinner carpets and its a different story, you can really feel the shark brush working hard and picking up. My Vax upright brush works great on any carpet, think carpet or thin. Both vacuum cleaners (Vax & Shark) are in great condition. Thanks in advance.
Andy Kirk Yes you always want a roller brush that when you turn it on the carpet vibrates. We call this agitation. It is good to have it break up the dirt in the carpet. The powerhead on this DC39 is not good. If you are cleaning carpets I would recommend a miele upright or a Dyson DC 40 2015 or Dyson Ball Multifloor.
Thanks, I already have a Miele upright, it's a great vacuum cleaner, personally my fav. I was just testing this Shark upright Vacuum cleaner, not too impressed with it to tell you the truth, I might be doing the Shark an injustice as I'm always comparing it with my Miele upright. Thanks for the answer.
At 2:00 you take the bin off. How exactly did you do that? I push the red button nothing happens. It doesn't separate like that. The reason I ask is that i have the 2 second problem. I turn it on. Air sucks in through the wand and hose like it is suppose to and then a valve of some kind shuts off that air flow while the motor continues to run. I am suspecting a problem in the bin and main body and not out in the wand and hose. There is a pile of dirt and lint in the bin. That is the one problem with TH-cam maintenance videos. Everything come apart like it is suppose to in TH-cam videos. Real life is sometimes a little different. In your video, the camera angle shows your hand over the bin and blocks my view of what you are doing. Since I am not Clark Kent with X-ray vision, I don't know EXACTLY what you are doing to make that bin come off.
This model does not have a red button to remove the bin, it’s a round silver button located on the cleaner body. Pressing the silver button allows the handle to pop up so the bin can be removed from the cleaner. You then use the red button on the bin to open the flap to empty the dirt.
The valve you talk about allows air to flow through the motor when the airflow is restricted either from a blockage somewhere or a dirty filter. If the valve operates without the hose attached, then you have a blockage in the duct that takes dirt to the bin or a dirty filter.
ibaisaic What is the best carpet washer in your opinion please let me know as i need to get one
Currently I like the Bissell Revolution, but that may change if I try a different model.
Some of the DC39 come with the muscle head
How take out plastik bin??? What press? The red button not working
There is a grey button under the rend part on the top back of the canister. Press the button you normally would to empty it and the button will be there.
I like this model of Dyson. Btw this Dyson replaced a Henry
Well that was a mistake, you can suck a brick up with an Henry and it will still work.
@@anthonyg4671 ikr
What's the filter for?
The filter(s) are to trap the very fine dust that passes through the cyclones. The post motor filter is also there to trap the carbon dust the electric motor produces.
Good video, but I have to ask - how do people actually let their vacuums get THIS nasty before cleaning/sterilizing everything? Haha. I wouldn't wanna touch anything in my house with that thing. And like AHHH you;'re just brushing that dust onto your carpet and into the air inside your home, go outside or into the garage to do this! Shit's nasty :P
I’ve had my hands in vacuum dirt since I was a child and as an adult I have no allergies, so I’m not bothered about getting my hands dirty. The Dyson in this video was clean compared to some I’ve seen.
Haha - fair enough! Plz know that I love your videos and am subscribed, and I meant that comment more in jest than as a mean-spirited criticism. I've had terrible allergies/asthma from birth, and I have pretty severe (for real) OCD, so I see the dust caked in that filter and imagine thousands of microscopic mites crawling around!!! I'm obsessed w/ vacuums, but thank God I don't work in the industry, as I'd probably have an aneurism having to work w/ the "compared to some I've seen" machines you're referring to :O
It’s OK, I didn’t take your comment as criticism. There’s a video somewhere on TH-cam showing you all the things crawling on your bed and in the carpets, so that’s one you should avoid I think.
@@dremid4456 btw it wasn't his home he was staying at a holiday cottage
cleaning a Vaccum cleaner on the carpet...well done....otherwise its great video...
How take out a cleaner????
Can u use any detergent to clean ur filters?🤔
The Dyson website says use only tap water.
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A shop vacuum use the blower function on it
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When you see a DC39 filter like that you know the cyclone gasket HAS FAILED. This is a design fault. You can replace the gasket.
When you see it like what? Can you explain in more detail?
If you remove all the screws in the cyclone you will see the gasket which always has holes/tears on any DC39 that has decent hours of use on it. Roughly 12 x T9 screws from memory
mine doesn't turn on. HOw dod you fix this?
@7:24 cleaning Dyson needed another Dyson...Strange
"This part can't be submerged in water."
*Looking at mine currently swimming in the sink*
Oops... Did I just kill my dyson?
Some people...
Don’t forget to change the HEPA filter. Oh wait you gotta remove the motor first because like all Dyson’s this thing is stupid
Strip the motor body apart and you will find a large paper style filter & its renewable only NOT washerable plus its pricy to replace, Sorry Bro this was only half the job on your vidio , also strip the cyclone to clean it then its all as new..
I showed what the average user can do to maintain this vacuum. Most people will not want to dismantle a vacuum cleaner to replace a filter that is not supposed to be user replaceable.
@@ibaisaic Thank you for the comment & I completly agree with you but most people watch youtube to do the jobs to save repair costs , Ok basic cleaning but dont change the main motor filter will get hot smelly motor , less suction , noisy and in the end burn the motor out or wreck the bearings , its £250 for a new cleaner .
I have made several basic maintenance videos on vacuum cleaners, and judging from the comments, many people don’t even realise they contain a filter that needs washing. As this machine doesn’t belong to me, I wasn’t going to start opening it up and giving it a full service.
@@mishafrog8786 how do you clean the exhaust filter in this model?
See; it's getting behind the mesh I want to do because there is a lot of dust in mine and now I've seen it I can't unsee it. It's driving me mad. Never buying a Dyson again.
If you don’t like seeing dirt in a vacuum cleaner, buy a bagged machine.
@@ibaisaic I got used to seeing the dirt in the cylinder. That isn't the problem. You have to have the right tools to dismantle a dyson in order to get at the trapped dirt in the cyclone behind the mesh. Washing the filter is only the beginning lol.
Why would you clean the inside the house good video but very Democratic if you ask me you should be cleaning that vacuum outside period
How are u ok mate hove a good day mate are u ok mate hove a good day mate are u ok mate form greg Bouchard
cleaning filters, I understand that. But, cleaning all the internal surfaces is a waste of time. Those areas will be dirty again the first time you use it after cleaning it.
I think i am early
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