Thank you ! I cleaned my Dyson inside and out! I followed every step. Female 58. I did it. If I can do it anyone can do it. I skipped the unscrewing of screws. Did understand how that endeavor would need cleaning. THANK YOU 🎉 ❤❤❤
Much appreciated mate. You take it to the next level and I for one, am most grateful!Most people are so timid about really doing everything together fullest! You saved me more times than I can count by showing exit and reentry of parts! Thank you 10xs over from the states!
Thanks for the details. My "beater bar" would operate intermittently and I reasoned that I was making a poor contact somewhere. I was able to remove the motor head and buff up the contacts with steel wool. I also made sure to remove any hairs or debris from the area so I would be sure I was making good contact. Working much better now. Your disassembly instructions are superb.
Thanks for your very detailed video with appropriate commentary. Your demonstration was excellent. I especially like the way you went thought the process of assembling the vacuum cleaner head after dismantling it. May videos just show you how to take the product part and then say , “to assemble, just reverse the process”. I followed your instructions and gave my vacuum a good clean with water and using Chemical Guys Nonsense cleaner using a boars hair brush. It came out like brand new. Your video is much appreciated. Thanks from New Zealand.
Wanted to say thank you. I have a V6 I was changing the battery on, then I learned about the hepa filter mod, added the Bros filter and motor housing adapter, then I noticed how dirty inside and didn’t see how to disassemble the main chassis and your video was so spot on for both disassemble and reassembly. Can’t say thank you enough! Well done, favorite and best vacuum I’ve ever owned. Also have a v7 I also modded with Hepa filter and longer runtime battery. Next is the Dewalt 20v max battery adapter for hot swap batteries!
my old V6 i haven't used in years was cutting out. Thanks to your video I was able to take it apart and get it up and running again. Looks like some of the channels got gunked up as it was in storage. Now works fine saving me from having to buy a new vacuum.
Excellent vid. Very useful. Ours was starting to smell a bit and when I opened it up I was amazed at how much nastiness was inside. Thank you very much.
Thanks for this. It was a great help. 👍Because Torx screws don't require any downward pressure, I found that if you pull the magnetic bit until it's just a mm or two near the end of the screwdriver and wrap one circumference of insulating tape around it, the bit is easily long enough to remove the 4 screws. Mine came out very easily and my Dyson was caked in dirt and dust. 🙈😁 I was tempted to remove the nozzle from the clear dust cylinder too after seeing one screw and removing it. I tried to pry the sides of the nozzle off and it clicked nicely but it was then that I noticed another screw was inside it. I guessed that the two pin electrical connector would have to come out first to get to it though and I didn't think it was worth maybe breaking it. 🤔 Thanks again for this very useful video. 👍👍👍
Thank you for your detailed vid, I’ve just done this a second time, first time the foam in motor part went into small pieces, had no money at time to fix, so searched many vids, watched hundreds of times from 2 people, then took the ‘it’s now or never’ it was hard, I took pics of every step, that motor head I nearly made a hole in plastic, I love my Dyson so I nearly cried & yes it’s hard to get it back together, I even had to search for similar foam & make gasket, it worked & ive been using for 2 years now, wish your vid was out at the time, your way of taking that funnel part off in one piece from motor head/handle is easier, there is another black gasket in the area where the red gasket is too, for anyone who does a thorough clean. Anyway waiting for parts to dry, thanks again, I was so worried about breaking things, it feels good to know I can do it, this time it was easier cheers🙂
Excellent video. Really appreciate the completeness of the video and the advice on dos and don'ts. I cut a tiny nail and put it in my screwdriver and steel forceps made extraction of the same easily done. Gr8 work. You are a legend.
Extremely helpful. I didn't use chopsticks but I managed to squeeze the plastic ring to get the two halves apart using an electrical screwdriver and the point of a big wood drill bit, and used the latter to undo the screws to change the battery.
Well, I will.never be doing this, way too complicated for me, but am grateful for this video showing me how to reconnect the motor, the bin & the purple bit, after I dropped the Dyson & it fell.apart! 😂😂
Thank you so much! My V6 has started to smell when I use it. I’ve cleaned the top filter but had no idea the piece comes out of mesh. Huge clump of hard dirt and other stuff. Thank you again!😁😁✌️✌️
Me, having owned this vacuum for four years, and not even knowing the basket could come off for cleaning 😅😅😅 Just took it 99 percent apart (didn't do the unscrewing bit because I don't have a screwdriver) but I'm thrilled with how much cleaner it is now and once it's all dry (rinsed the filter and basket with cool water) I'll be putting it back together.
Many thanks for this most detailed video, most appreciated. Our D58 certainly benefits from being cleaner.........it works :) However removing the back of the unit, to expose the motor, is most certainly not easy at all. I have the same tools as shown but it must be about persevering hard with getting that first opening to inset one of those triangular shaped spreaders into the gap. totally failed so far. Apart from checking and cleaning that filter at the back I also wanted to fit a digital battery gauge to the outside connected to the wires inside the unit, the wires would go through the air gaps on the outside of the rear cover. Perhaps one day I'll manage it.............or move on to another project, lol. FWIW any type of filter , thinking of the rear sponge one, should not be so difficult to gain access to.
Brother.. ..the way you move your hands as if you've work on the tables at the casino..😁👍 Finally, an Aussie we clearly understand in explaining.. ..better than some that remind me of Voda complaints dept..🤣
Very interesting video. Thx for it. On my model I can fortunately extract the back more simply. There is a bayonet to access the filter. But the rest is the same, so again very interesting !!
It would have been nicer to pull apart a dusty dirty one to show how the dust builds up inside. There is a really easy way to clean these without pulling them apart and it simply involves some fast moving air from a blower. The biggest enemy to these Dysons is if they suck up water. Then that kicks off a world of pain
Great video mate. Thanks for giving me the confidence to tackle the Dyson deep clean. Could you tell me what brand was your set of torx tools you were working with? Cheers
@@OpenMeUpTec people pay a lot of money for Dyson stuff, thinking they are paying for quality, but after seeing so many people selling broken Dysons I wanted to open it to understand what is under the hood. IMO it has a very simple design but it’s not better than Shark. One thing I don’t understand in this design is the direction the dust goes and sits on the controller board. Why don’t they protect this?
Does anyone know where to get the foam donut (exhaust filter?) that's inside the back of the power head? Mine disintegrated from age and Dyson support had no clue what I was talking about. Thanks!
it is just normal form. go make your own one from a pillow or something. just to let you know the form doesnt do much or anything so you dont really need it.
Thanks for this, most informative and well detailed. Our DC58, years of working fine. Has now got to the point where it will; seem to fully charge but within seconds of using it show to be flat. Has anyone had experience of using a third party battery..? The originals are kinda expensive. Also does anyone know how to test the original battery we still have, in terms of its ability to hold the charge and what is in it, might help to diagnose it as being faulty..? Thanks
@@OpenMeUpTec Thanks. I can't link you but there is a Firstpower 21.6v battery that is well rated, in a test shown in another YT vid. They can be bought from Amazon. The other vid....The best replacement V6 battery for Dyson........
I sucked up a small amount of fine flour dust with my Dyson V8. Now the suction sound is different, like it's semi-choking. And it gets a LOT warmer quickly. The motor itself sounds a bit weird. I've cleaned the filter and all the obvious places to clean out, but I haven't done what's shown in this video. Do you think that could make a difference, or is there likely fine dust in the motor itself and the vacuum being beyond repair? Checked the manual, it says only to suck up "a very small amount of flour", which is kind of arbitrary in a sense.
i have a video on the v8. this is not the v8 and i recommend you to watch the correct video. you can try to open it up and see what happens, thats all i can tell you
I have a lot of Dyson vacs and a lot of Sharks… Shark is much easier to take apart and put together! No video required. Dyson acts like vacuums don’t need to be deeply cleaned regularly.
To remove the purple filter that you do first in the video, hold the bottom and twist the top, as you would do to unscrew a beverage/beer bottle, and pull, it will come off w/out prying.
yes and no. the reason for prying is that it will always work and work for everyone. your method is not gurantee to work all the time and depending who the person is. they might not be able to do it
Hello the white chip wont grab the motor to connect back so not sure what to do? its like the white clip is jammed. Can you replace the motor clip so it can join back up. thanks
Thanks for posting this! Mine was getting stuffed up, and the “bang it Over the sink” technique wasn’t working anymore. Works great now!
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😆😆😆 Me too!
7 years I kept this vacuum. I thought I tried everything!! You are amazing. Works so good now! Many thanks.
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Thank you ! I cleaned my Dyson inside and out! I followed every step. Female 58. I did it. If I can do it anyone can do it. I skipped the unscrewing of screws. Did understand how that endeavor would need cleaning.
THANK YOU 🎉 ❤❤❤
thanks for your support
Much appreciated mate. You take it to the next level and I for one, am most grateful!Most people are so timid about really doing everything together fullest! You saved me more times than I can count by showing exit and reentry of parts! Thank you 10xs over from the states!
thanks for your support
Years I've been bashing mine on the bin now I find out you can detach the motor !! I can finally give it a proper wash
Thanks for the details. My "beater bar" would operate intermittently and I reasoned that I was making a poor contact somewhere. I was able to remove the motor head and buff up the contacts with steel wool. I also made sure to remove any hairs or debris from the area so I would be sure I was making good contact. Working much better now. Your disassembly instructions are superb.
thanks for your support
Thanks for your very detailed video with appropriate commentary.
Your demonstration was excellent.
I especially like the way you went thought the process of assembling the vacuum cleaner head after dismantling it. May videos just show you how to take the product part and then say , “to assemble, just reverse the process”.
I followed your instructions and gave my vacuum a good clean with water and using Chemical Guys Nonsense cleaner using a boars hair brush. It came out like brand new.
Your video is much appreciated. Thanks from New Zealand.
thanks for your support
😊 the but 0:14
Thanks for this detailed video regarding the dismantling of a DC58/DC59. Very thorough and easy enough to follow.
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Wanted to say thank you. I have a V6 I was changing the battery on, then I learned about the hepa filter mod, added the Bros filter and motor housing adapter, then I noticed how dirty inside and didn’t see how to disassemble the main chassis and your video was so spot on for both disassemble and reassembly. Can’t say thank you enough! Well done, favorite and best vacuum I’ve ever owned. Also have a v7 I also modded with Hepa filter and longer runtime battery. Next is the Dewalt 20v max battery adapter for hot swap batteries!
thanks for your support
my old V6 i haven't used in years was cutting out. Thanks to your video I was able to take it apart and get it up and running again. Looks like some of the channels got gunked up as it was in storage. Now works fine saving me from having to buy a new vacuum.
thanks for your support
Me too! Makes me very happy. I especially liked the way you showed how to put the vacuum back together. Thank you very much.
Excellent vid. Very useful. Ours was starting to smell a bit and when I opened it up I was amazed at how much nastiness was inside. Thank you very much.
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Thank you so much for going through all the steps! I now have the cleanest Dyson in North Carolina LOL
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This is definitively the best video on how to take apart the Dyson vacuum cleaner; so thorough; thank you… :)
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Thank you so much. Very easy to understand , great step by step instructions. Thanks to you my vacuum cleans like new. Thanks again.
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Thank you. What a lot of stinky crap that got out. I was amazed that my Dyson worked at all.
Thanks for this. It was a great help. 👍Because Torx screws don't require any downward pressure, I found that if you pull the magnetic bit until it's just a mm or two near the end of the screwdriver and wrap one circumference of insulating tape around it, the bit is easily long enough to remove the 4 screws. Mine came out very easily and my Dyson was caked in dirt and dust. 🙈😁 I was tempted to remove the nozzle from the clear dust cylinder too after seeing one screw and removing it. I tried to pry the sides of the nozzle off and it clicked nicely but it was then that I noticed another screw was inside it. I guessed that the two pin electrical connector would have to come out first to get to it though and I didn't think it was worth maybe breaking it. 🤔 Thanks again for this very useful video. 👍👍👍
Thank you for your detailed vid, I’ve just done this a second time, first time the foam in motor part went into small pieces, had no money at time to fix, so searched many vids, watched hundreds of times from 2 people, then took the ‘it’s now or never’ it was hard, I took pics of every step, that motor head I nearly made a hole in plastic, I love my Dyson so I nearly cried & yes it’s hard to get it back together, I even had to search for similar foam & make gasket, it worked & ive been using for 2 years now, wish your vid was out at the time, your way of taking that funnel part off in one piece from motor head/handle is easier, there is another black gasket in the area where the red gasket is too, for anyone who does a thorough clean. Anyway waiting for parts to dry, thanks again, I was so worried about breaking things, it feels good to know I can do it, this time it was easier cheers🙂
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Excellent video. Really appreciate the completeness of the video and the advice on dos and don'ts. I cut a tiny nail and put it in my screwdriver and steel forceps made extraction of the same easily done. Gr8 work. You are a legend.
thanks for your support
Extremely helpful. I didn't use chopsticks but I managed to squeeze the plastic ring to get the two halves apart using an electrical screwdriver and the point of a big wood drill bit, and used the latter to undo the screws to change the battery.
thanks for your support
I only did the first part and I feel as though we're back to full power... Thank you, this was helpful
Thank you! Very useful video. I appreciate you making and posting this to help others like me.
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Thank you. I was able to dismantle, wash, dry and no more pulsing. The amount of caked dust was amazing
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Awesome video. Watched another year ago and found this to repeat clean but yours did more I appreciate it.
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Thanks heaps dude! Was able to fix my mom's Dyson following your guide :)
Well, I will.never be doing this, way too complicated for me, but am grateful for this video showing me how to reconnect the motor, the bin & the purple bit, after I dropped the Dyson & it fell.apart! 😂😂
Thank you so much! My V6 has started to smell when I use it. I’ve cleaned the top filter but had no idea the piece comes out of mesh. Huge clump of hard dirt and other stuff. Thank you again!😁😁✌️✌️
thanks for your support
Great video, you’ve answered all my questions. Thanks very much 👍
Great product and great video. Thank you very much for your time and effort to share.
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Very helpful disassembly how-to. Thank you for posting this.
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Well done, I also resorted to the ‘bang it on the sink’ routine. The little white clips were fiddly and getting that apart was the most difficult part
Superb video. Clear instructions. Saved me buying a new one. 😅 Thank you very much.
Great in-depth video thank you very much for taking the time to explain it and teach it so well
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Me, having owned this vacuum for four years, and not even knowing the basket could come off for cleaning 😅😅😅
Just took it 99 percent apart (didn't do the unscrewing bit because I don't have a screwdriver) but I'm thrilled with how much cleaner it is now and once it's all dry (rinsed the filter and basket with cool water) I'll be putting it back together.
thanks for your support
Thank you, great video! Very easy to follow 😊
Thanks so much for this video. I’ve used it a couple of times now to clean out my clogged up Dyson. Alles van die beste!!
thanks for your support
Many thanks for this most detailed video, most appreciated.
Our D58 certainly benefits from being cleaner.........it works :)
However removing the back of the unit, to expose the motor, is most certainly not easy at all. I have the same tools as shown but it must be about persevering hard with getting that first opening to inset one of those triangular shaped spreaders into the gap. totally failed so far.
Apart from checking and cleaning that filter at the back I also wanted to fit a digital battery gauge to the outside connected to the wires inside the unit, the wires would go through the air gaps on the outside of the rear cover.
Perhaps one day I'll manage it.............or move on to another project, lol.
FWIW any type of filter , thinking of the rear sponge one, should not be so difficult to gain access to.
Great detail and explanation. Thank you very much.
Thank you now my dyson is really cleaned. 👍
Very good video! Thank you for sharing! Happy New Years!!
Brilliant. Sorted out my issue using this detailed explanation. Thanks 🙏
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Brother.. ..the way you move your hands as if you've work on the tables at the casino..😁👍
Finally, an Aussie we clearly understand in explaining.. ..better than some that remind me of Voda complaints dept..🤣
Very interesting video. Thx for it. On my model I can fortunately extract the back more simply. There is a bayonet to access the filter. But the rest is the same, so again very interesting !!
Great vid thank you very well explained and very helpful well done
Thank you for this tuto, it helps me a lot
Well done, easy to follow and a real help today. Cheers!
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Good job. Really nice walk through
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Thank you so much! Extremely helpful!
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Your videos are so good! you deserve more subscribers
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Such a great demo 😊thankyou
Thanks for the info, It help a lot for cleaning. Appreciated.
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Detailed video. I know exactly what to do now. Thanks!
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Great tear down video helped a lot 👍
Great description 👍
Really helpful video. Thanks.
Fantastic detail. Much appreciated
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Thank you this has been so helpful.
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Thank you so much for sharing your video its really helpful I truly appreciate it thank you.
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Wow, excellent, everything said.. thanks!
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I was able to clean and get the vacuum apart, except the motor part using the pick.
finally someone was able to open up the back prefilter. thank you!
like it says in the video not recommmended
excellent video ,well done ,thank you
much appreciated, you saved me a lot of trouble
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Finally able to clean it. Thanks
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Nice job! I need to remove the mesh. It has trapped bacteria.
Thanks Brother you got me out of a bind.
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It would have been nicer to pull apart a dusty dirty one to show how the dust builds up inside. There is a really easy way to clean these without pulling them apart and it simply involves some fast moving air from a blower. The biggest enemy to these Dysons is if they suck up water. Then that kicks off a world of pain
removing a dusty one is extremely difficult to record and show you the parts. i have tried it before and makes it really hard
Great video mate. Thanks for giving me the confidence to tackle the Dyson deep clean. Could you tell me what brand was your set of torx tools you were working with? Cheers
something i got from ebay. i just type in 35 in 1 and got the cheapest
@@OpenMeUpTec Cheers. Thanks for that.
Excellent help thanks
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awesome video
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Useful video. Thanks m8
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BTW. You don't need an extended screwdriver as the first section comes off to give access.
71k view and less than 400 likes?! Great video. Thanks a great resource.
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thank you, so helpful
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Thank you👍
Thanks for this tutorial
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@@OpenMeUpTec people pay a lot of money for Dyson stuff, thinking they are paying for quality, but after seeing so many people selling broken Dysons I wanted to open it to understand what is under the hood. IMO it has a very simple design but it’s not better than Shark. One thing I don’t understand in this design is the direction the dust goes and sits on the controller board. Why don’t they protect this?
Thanks you very much! 🍻🍻🍻 Bravo
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Really helpful
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Does anyone know where to get the foam donut (exhaust filter?) that's inside the back of the power head? Mine disintegrated from age and Dyson support had no clue what I was talking about. Thanks!
it is just normal form. go make your own one from a pillow or something. just to let you know the form doesnt do much or anything so you dont really need it.
Very useful. I was wondering how to get that inner screen off. It was caked with dust underneath.
can you watch the video and tell me at what time i can see this part.
@@OpenMeUpTec 7:25
@@stephenpratt689 i have shown you how to remove it in the video. or is there something i am missing
Thanks so much .. I’m gonna take mine apart and clean it because it’s been not 100%
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Thankyou. helpful 👍
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you saved me a lot of money
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Thanks for this, most informative and well detailed.
Our DC58, years of working fine. Has now got to the point where it will; seem to fully charge but within seconds of using it show to be flat. Has anyone had experience of using a third party battery..? The originals are kinda expensive.
Also does anyone know how to test the original battery we still have, in terms of its ability to hold the charge and what is in it, might help to diagnose it as being faulty..?
Thanks
it is not faulty the battery is just dead. same things happens to your phone. this is the issue with 3rd party battery they are just dodgy
@@OpenMeUpTec Thanks.
I can't link you but there is a Firstpower 21.6v battery that is well rated, in a test shown in another YT vid. They can be bought from Amazon.
The other vid....The best replacement V6 battery for Dyson........
I sucked up a small amount of fine flour dust with my Dyson V8.
Now the suction sound is different, like it's semi-choking. And it gets a LOT warmer quickly. The motor itself sounds a bit weird.
I've cleaned the filter and all the obvious places to clean out, but I haven't done what's shown in this video.
Do you think that could make a difference, or is there likely fine dust in the motor itself and the vacuum being beyond repair?
Checked the manual, it says only to suck up "a very small amount of flour", which is kind of arbitrary in a sense.
i have a video on the v8. this is not the v8 and i recommend you to watch the correct video. you can try to open it up and see what happens, thats all i can tell you
@@OpenMeUpTec cool, I'll check that out, thanks!
Thank you so much! 🙏🏻
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The dust flap fell off when I docked it and I cannot get it back on
Thank you so, so much!
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thank you
I have a lot of Dyson vacs and a lot of Sharks… Shark is much easier to take apart and put together! No video required. Dyson acts like vacuums don’t need to be deeply cleaned regularly.
To remove the purple filter that you do first in the video, hold the bottom and twist the top, as you would do to unscrew a beverage/beer bottle, and pull, it will come off w/out prying.
yes and no. the reason for prying is that it will always work and work for everyone. your method is not gurantee to work all the time and depending who the person is. they might not be able to do it
Literally never knew the bin could come off. 10 years later…😢
Wach out for replacement batteries mine had no bms😅
How do you take the nozzle off the bin?
Great thank you for that Hubby won't break it now. 👍
thanks for your support. it is a man thing to break stuff.
Instead of long nose pliers, two screwdrivers will release the lugs. You just need an extra pair of hands to hold it still.
Here, stare at my fingers for 20 seconds...
I took it apart down to the main top part and didn't have a bit long enough so I just rinsed it out. Will that mess anything up? lol
if it doesnt dry properly it will smell thats probably the worst thing that can happen
Hello the white chip wont grab the motor to connect back so not sure what to do? its like the white clip is jammed. Can you replace the motor clip so it can join back up. thanks
can you watch the video and tell me at what time i can see the white clip
thanks
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