Dyson DC28 tune up repair
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I tune in for the commentary. I like his sarcasm and dry humor.
For someone driving Dyson into the ground , I didn't hear any recommendations for a superior vacuum cleaner. And it looks to me like that's providing a source of income for you !
I have a whole channel full of recommendations. 🤔
I’ve had a DC28 for over ten years and never needed service other than me cleaning some clogs. It’s been great with dog hair.
You described the DC28 perfectly in 30 seconds. I bought mine for a single-floor beach condo in Florida, and it was great there. Yes, it takes a lineman to push it over medium pile carpet but it sucked up the sand. Brought it back to my two-floor house, damned if it's going up the stairs. It did fine downstairs until the bar stopped rotating recently. Now you've confirmed I'd have to get the whole powerhead replaced, and the part alone is $130. So I will ride it out and sell it for scrap when I head back South to retire. And you are right about a SEBO. My ex got that and it was worlds better.
I've had the dc28 for 7 years and was awesome! Yes the filters need to be consitently cleaned and when your vacuuming and step on the cord it rips off... but you can easily reattach it...
I have owned this exact vacuum in 2010 when my engineer of a husband always buys the best of the best of the best. He paid $549 for it at Factory Direct. It has lasted all these years and there was only one time when it was cleaned out. I can't afford that anymore now that my husband unexpectedly passed away in June of 2012 and have other expenses on a limited income. Was a great vacuum but now I'm looking for another.
This would be a extremely high-quality replacement for a lot less.
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I'm glad that they bought a Miele. They'll fill their first bad up in just a few days considering everything that the Dyson never picked up.
I tried taking a quarter bath once but just wound up smelling like BO and metal. Seriously, thanks for taking the time to show how these work and your colorful insights.
My first Dyson lasted 15 years (maybe more, it disappeared in a move. I have the one in this video. I got it because I loved my first one so much. It's heavy, awkward, can't clean it since you replace the entire head. It still works but it's disgusting and it's too dang heavy. I wanted to clean the roller assembly and saw this video. I want one of the recommended vacuums but I don't have that kind of money to spend right now. Got a Bissell for now and will save up. I've actually had good luck with most Bissell products. Not saying they are the best but you get a good vac for the money. I do hate replacing things though, so I'll save and try a Meile or something along those lines. Thank you for the informative video.
You know, i may be the only one interested, but i would love to see the setups of the different work benches. We can see the built in vacuums, and the organized tool walls and air compressors and what not so id love to see the setups and how each of them differ compared to the different shops.
Thanks for filming this :D Looking forward to a DC17 service vid sometime in the future
I hate working on these. Number one reasons the electronics fail is due to ribbon cable from bending over times breaks from flexing. Crap design as using standard ribbon Cable as they used in old IDE hard drives.
Well, at least I know why it was so inexpensive when I bought it used. I’ve had the brush stop on me about three times and have been able to fix it by cleaning the whole hose system but this time is different. It isn’t going to be an easy fix and I have the tiniest NYC apartment that I only need to vacuum maybe once or twice a month. Of course I don’t know how it was treated before I got it. But I’ll go back to something more basic now. Maybe a Hoover or even a Red Devil. Who knows? I just need the most basic vacuum and this was cheap at the time. Thanks for the advice!
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I am a collector of vacuums and own a dc25 and the cyclone is extremely effective and the filter seals are fine
I've had a Dyson 25 for over 20+ years and I've not had a lick of a problem with it, in fact, even now I'm amazed at how much fine dust it picks up when I empty the canister.
I appreciate this YT creator and his honesty but after watching a few of his videos I sense he's a little over the top on his reviews and wonder why my Dyson motor keeps chugging along after 20+ years. Or perhaps I was lucky to buy a Dyson that long ago and it was made with quality but as most appliances anymore, they are built to be disposable.
I have one of these with the new in 📦 replacement head part all for $150
@@lovebeer5691 ahem 20 years ago was even before the Dyson dc07 was released. The dc25 was released in 2008
@@hamzahassan7730 well then, even almost 13 years later it’s still does a great job, I’ll report back to you in 7 years how it’s doing! 🤪🤣
Are you able to do a repair video on the DC33? I remember mine used to sound like a DC07 but then I washed the cyclone YEARS ago, and sucked a little water in the motor.. Sounds some what different, but still works fine, but the motor vibrates the plastic or some vibrating noise... Need to figure out what that is..
Could u ever do a service on a bissell lift off multi cyclonic pet 89Q9 ik they arent common but if u ever come across one it would be cool to see the service on one
Thank you for your professional opinion! So much learning! Question: why is this vacuum so damn heavy?
I wouldn't say this machines any heavier than most uprights . Upright vacuums are usually between 15 and 25 lb. With of course the exception of the super light machine like the oreck .
I cant believe that he would even contemplate not replacing the suction hose when servicing. It was torn in at least 2 places that he even showed us!
Sometimes customers don't want to pay for things. Imagine that.
After watching your video and another ive came to the conclusion its the vacuum thats the issue not me. I thought i was just an idiot for not being able to get in to fix this myself like my last one. At this point 13 years of life and 2 different house holds im just gonna treat my buy a new machine (probably will steer clear of dyson)
You might find this useful too.
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I have a 2001 Dyson dc07 I bought new and it still works great but I am going to buy something new before the Dyson gives up the ghost. I’ve narrowed my choice between a Miele Jazz or a kenmore elite 31150. I know the Miele has a great reputation but the kenmore I believe has more suction than any vacuum on the market. Which would you choose?
Miele u1 all the way bro . You'll be shocked how much stuff that will pick up.
Im here trying to figure out why my brush isn’t moving and he’s here talking about these cams and i open my mf dyson and it doesn’t even have any TF. And couple months back I dropped it off at a shop, they stole my cams!
I mean you don't just open your Dyson to see that part you have to disassemble quite a bit to get to. The symptom would lead me to replace the cleaner head$150
Your product is end-of-life you should replace it.
@Performance Reviews what is the arm called the lifts the brush bar up for bare floors and pushes it back down for carpets?
It's part of the cleaner head assembly . Replace as whole assembly.
@@PerformanceReviews what does dyson call that part?
The two things I needed to know are how to take the roller assembly at least off of the vacuum and how to get the purple top off of the cyclone. I unscrewed the screws but there’s something that won’t come apart and I’m afraid of breaking the red piece.
You should rewatch the video you don't take the roller assembly out. You replace it as a whole assembly. They're really not worth repairing at this point though. Be far better off buying a basic Hoover Tempo for the same money.
Had my DC 28 for 12 years now without any issues until now. The door above the hepa filter doesn’t stay sealed so it makes a loud whine noise when the filter pushes up from the air.
You should bring the machine in and have it properly serviced the cyclones will be full of dust by now. You need to change that exhaust filter under that lid every 6 months in order for it to work right.
Any suggestions on a replacement for this model? Mine started smoking. I'm guessing the motor and/or board. After watching this, I'm thinking about just replacing it...
Yes in the description I have a link to vacuums that I recommend.
I have A question. I’m hoping you can help. The short hose that’s connected to the back on the bottom has come off on one end. I can’t tell if I have lost A part? How do I try to reattach it?? Side note. I’ve been tough as nails on mine and it’s done the job. It’s 2021 and I’ve had it since maybe 2009??
Bring it to your local vacuum store and have them look at it.
What stuff do you use to the scratches on the vacuum because my grandmother Hoover model 62 has a lot of scratches
Nice old vacuum ! I would try mr.clean "magic eraser" on that but some paint will come off .
I will try that , she just give to me , when i got home i plug in , it did not sound right at all, so i brought to guy who fixes old vacuum . the guy who i brought to told me that him and his dad brought that same vacuum and stripped it down for parts. he used some of the part that he had left over and put on my grandmother model 62. it works great . it used f&g style bags and rd belts . eureka stills makes the bag and the belts
I assume from your apron that you sell Miele. By any chance are they producing ventilators for the Covid-19 crisis? Found your video from a Google search because the roller from my nine year old DC28 stopped working. Never had a problem before. Thanks for showing me how to keep it going. Had I known about Malaysia I would not have bought at the time, but at least I only paid half price for brand new through rebates.
I do not work at that shop, nor do I know if Miele is going producing ventilators. Stay safe !
Can the belt gaurd come off and what would happen if I busted the gaurd to get all the hair around it.
That would mean you would need a new cleaner head assembly. Good luck
My wand on d28 won't stay up and suction is shitty there is no clogs
I have a new kenmore canister vacuum and it smells really bad do you know what I can do
Changing filters wont hurt but you can also try fresh wave beads
Performance Reviews which dyson do you think is better the DC17 or DC27
dc17 because it is a more straight forward design and more worth it to repair. I have tried to repair a dc28 and the electronics were completely gone.
What is the best vacuum for my money right now? If you have an opinion. LOLZ and yes I have this dyson DC28. Thanks for the video.
The SEBO Felix ,SEBO E3 or the Miele C3
The clutch assembly has 2 belts, a motor belt and a roller belt. what is the part # for the motor belt?
As stated in the video you change the whole cleaner head assembly.
@@PerformanceReviews the hepa filter is life time......it was ment to last longer then the dyson
how do you remove the brush bar? Thanks
You don't. Change cleaner head as whole assembly. Link in the description
The filter get dirty fast because everyone over fills the dust container we wash ours once a year in our dc33 and it’s barely dirty and we have had it for 5years we empty ours every other vac and we’re still on our original filters
No really depends on what your vacuuming . You need to change your HEPA filter once a year or more . Do not wash it!
I agree! I look at videos of others who own Dyson's and it seems majority of them don't empty their bins after every vacuum. It amazes when they do a cleaning video and there's still junk in their bin because they didn't empty it first and seem to wait until it's full before they empty it. I've had my Dyson DC28 Animal for 8 years now and not had 1 problem yet. I just did a full breakdown clean on my Dyson for the first time ever. I don't know why people 💩 on Dyson when I can only say mine has been worth every penny I paid 8 years ago! And sorry to say but Performance Reviews didn't do a great job of cleaning the DC28 probably because it's not his own. The front window panel where the brush is housed can actually be cleaned with a rag and cleaner solution to get the window clearer. I did mine and it's not hard at all to reach in there and scrub and wipe clean. Other than that little oversight I enjoyed his sarcasm and wit during the video.
How do I replace belt on dc27 please
As explained in this video. You do not change the belt you change the whole cleaner head which is about half the price of the cleaner. So usually that means you'll be vacuum shopping
lol I wash my dyson filtuers so much that they need reaplaced after 6 months cuz they fall apart
I wish you could have positioned it so we could have seen how you were using the screw driver to dissembled the cyclone.
I wish you could have bought a new vacuum stove using this junk 😂🤣
Just picked one of these up at a goodwill for $10. Anytime I try to turn on the brush the red blinking light comes on. It has a DC 33 dirt bin but it can’t fool me. I know it’s a unreliable pos. If I can’t fix it I’ll just use the cord for my Oreck or something.
You'll need to replace the internal circuit boards and probably the cleaner head.
@@PerformanceReviews Sounds like its going to become a parts machine. Thanks.
This video is hilarious!! It is great to finally hear another opinion about Dyson. I was also fortunate to learn about some other things....... Child labor is not illegal in Malaysia, a child might of got beat while assembling my DC28, Dyson has bad complex designs that don't make sense, dyson overly complicates things, and most important take from this video is, Dyson are crap!!! lol
@performance reviews. What vacuum do you recommend?
There is a link there . + watch some more videos to find out :)
lol i found a 28 on ebay the vid of the guy running it shows it working then he reclines it the brush turns on and spins for about 30 seconds then shut off and flashes red what do u think the issue is
You are crap. dyson is the best vaccum ever
What vacuum do you recommend?
+Megan Hill I have a link in the description to SEBO vacuums a German manufacturer that I highly recommend.
What about a value vacuum?
@@SCraig1966 Buy a vintage vacuum that's been cleaned and repaired.
U r correct 💯💥🍺
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@@PerformanceReviews Dyson claims to be an engineer . Dude can't if understand how important/simple a single gusset for the cord is bottom cord retaining gusset is pretty weak . Maybe dude was going wireless soon? Thank you for your help
shit i think my old creative zen was made in Malaysia
That Dyson vacuum that you call crap makes you 💰
No, numbskull. It keeps you from spending YOUR money on expensive parts and repairs. I own this unit, Two heads, a PCB board.
My DC14 I replaced the clutch several times because.... Who would have guessed it...The dust that is picked up destroys them.
What I can confirm is that they suck. How long they do seems to be hit and miss.
You use a respirator? 😀
Ah so you're the guy with all the 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 emojis on Reddit
Yes 🗣️#CentralVacuumpropaganda
Can you fix a kenmore
Wally castro Kenmore vacs are rebranded Panasonic vacs, anyone who fixes Panasonic can.
Thank you for posting this video. If I had known that my dc28 was made with slave labor, I would never have purchased it! Are they all made with slave labor? Just how much greed is necessary for making a vacuum cleaner that is sold for 6-700 dollars????
There have been so many labor scandals you only have to look back a couple months to see the last one
@@PerformanceReviews You are correct--they are occurring all over the world at every second of the day. The Uyghurs in China are hundreds of thousands of people, and all the hundreds of thousands of people Putin is responsible for kidnapping from the Ukraine, just to name a couple.
Corporations have had maquiladoras for many, many decades, and women are locked in the places where they are forced to work. They cannot even leave their stations to change a tampon or pad. These are the companies we see on our tv commercials with happy, beautiful people having fun together with whatever they are selling to us. It is every day and every minute of the day on almost every continent.
Boy considering he seems to hate this vacuum I have had mine for 15 years and still running great. Best vacuum I have had
After 2 minutes of telling me how shitty my vacuum is you expect me to listen?
I have been using Dyson vacuums for the last 5 years and have been really impressed. I actually have 3 of them - DC28, DC59, and the Dyson Ball Animal 2 and have never had issues with them. I appreciate the videos and love to learn about other vacuums, I guess I fail to see why everyone hates Dyson so much. It's also worth nothing that I don't beat the shit out of my things so maybe that's why people have issues with them? Idk... After watching other channels like yours its clear the fanboy-ism is strong in the vacuum world, this can be detrimental to the integrity of a review.
Some food for thought: Stop accusing companies of using child slave labor if you can't prove it. We all know that Asian countries have different laws than us but this doesn't automatically mean child labor was used. Again, I love the detail of your videos but can't take anything you say with sincerity when you make claims like this. You seem overly biased which makes it hard to take your advice.
I'm glad your Dyson 28 is still working ! I definitely recommend next time you're looking for a vacuum go give some of the German brands try! The biased comes from in the industry once you try other Vacuums at the same price point that are superior.
Dyson's use of child labor has been brought up several times they have even been to court about it you can Google that on your own. I appreciate the inquiry I hope you enjoy some of the other reviews my channel has to offer.
I am familiar with the German brands and they are good but they are also in a different category: Bag vs. bag-less. While I admit there are Pros to using a bag system, there are also Cons. I think it's more appropriate to compare Dyson to Shark or any other bag-less system.
Unless a court found them guilty of actually using Child labor its all just speculation or zeal.
What is your opinion on Kirby vacuums? I don't know much about them and while they sound like good performers, their style is definitely out of date and could use a refresh in my opinion.
how to make it reliable take all the boards out of it you will loose height adjustment every hard drive cable plug the small hole on motor and take the servo with the clutch turn it in till its tight gorilla glue the gears so it wont disengage solder black wire from man board to main black from power do the same with the common and you now have a good vacuum!!!
It is a very messy buisness cleaning the cyclones. Also cyclones significantly reduce airflow.
Mark Pritchard Yes definitely. It is just what you have to accept when owning the bagless vacuum cleaner.
You complain about Dyson alot in this video.
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my dc40 cleaned better than that thing
Well when that things working properly it definitely would out clean a DC40 if you took them both out of the box new and tried them side-by-side. You ought to see how much some of the other brands out clean the DC40
You failed to show install of bottom hose and you basically insulted anyone who bought one through your whole video.
I would never buy another dyson product. I bought this overpriced hunk of junk years ago. It was riddled with issues. I now have a Simplicity and love it!!!
Got a D.C. 27 animal with the gold and 10years old and still going strong
I just don't get the attraction. Big bulky machines that are noisy and perform poorly.
I agree, Dysons are overrated, overpriced, over engineered rubbish!
dyson sucks..bag vacuums are much better- just replace the bag...hello