my husband followed this and oh my god. .. it worked it's picking up 100% better. my husband is real chuffed with himself. thank you so much for sharing this.
hahahhaha well done thank you for watching I'm glad it worked. Pass the tip on as It can save a lot of money rather than but a new machine or pay for a service. Its easy to follow and to be honest after 7 or 8 years of having my vacuum I totally forgot about doing this. So now I have "Do the Vacuum cleaner" on my calendar every 4 months
You can wash those post motor filter pads fine in the washing machine (its the hepa ones you can't wash) , and the pre filter and cage too, along with the main hose and the little hose under the cleanerhead. They will clatter about a bit but come up like new. Pop some old towels in too so you don't waste a wash. Your supposed to clean the filters every 6 months anyway, for it to get do bad the relief valve opens (the funny noise you mentioned ) the poor girl must have had some neglect!
Yes I think a lot of people forget to do what you said I certainly did, I got mine 2nd hand and also had it for years. Now i feel sorry I neglected mine and I tell all my family to remember don't throw it out, Clean it out ha ha ha Thanks for the extra wash details I will do that today as I now clean it out on the 1st of every month to keep it happy ha ha ha
+Alison Russell craft channel they go on forever with a bit of love, and even if they do break, parts are dirt cheap! A new post filter pad is under £1.50, the bottom hose (which provides the spring to push the brushroll onto the carpet so if it's worn its well worth replacing) is under £2. Just hit up ebay and enjoy a proper dyson, none of this modern rubbish! I have full teardown guides on the Internet if you want to go full bore on it!
To add - Those holes in the Cyclone don't actually do anything as they are not linked to the cone. they actually are there to help the bits round the cyclone
I had this dyson until 3 weeks ago. My son dropped it down the stairs and the dust barrel broke. He got me a new one the pet small ball dyson. But its not quite the same I love this one and cant find a decent replacment.
my husband followed this and oh my god. .. it worked it's picking up 100% better. my husband is real chuffed with himself. thank you so much for sharing this.
hahahhaha well done thank you for watching I'm glad it worked. Pass the tip on as It can save a lot of money rather than but a new machine or pay for a service. Its easy to follow and to be honest after 7 or 8 years of having my vacuum I totally forgot about doing this. So now I have "Do the Vacuum cleaner" on my calendar every 4 months
Didn't know the tip about clearing the tiny holes out. Mine were almost all clogged. Worked a treat after your tip. Thank you!
Glad it helped!
My dyson was useless until I watched this video!! Now it sucks the pattern off the carpet !! Good video thank you 👍👍👍👍
Your welcome mine is still working great. All those plastic parts can be washed too.
You can wash those post motor filter pads fine in the washing machine (its the hepa ones you can't wash) , and the pre filter and cage too, along with the main hose and the little hose under the cleanerhead. They will clatter about a bit but come up like new. Pop some old towels in too so you don't waste a wash. Your supposed to clean the filters every 6 months anyway, for it to get do bad the relief valve opens (the funny noise you mentioned ) the poor girl must have had some neglect!
Yes I think a lot of people forget to do what you said I certainly did, I got mine 2nd hand and also had it for years. Now i feel sorry I neglected mine and I tell all my family to remember don't throw it out, Clean it out ha ha ha Thanks for the extra wash details I will do that today as I now clean it out on the 1st of every month to keep it happy ha ha ha
+Alison Russell craft channel they go on forever with a bit of love, and even if they do break, parts are dirt cheap! A new post filter pad is under £1.50, the bottom hose (which provides the spring to push the brushroll onto the carpet so if it's worn its well worth replacing) is under £2. Just hit up ebay and enjoy a proper dyson, none of this modern rubbish! I have full teardown guides on the Internet if you want to go full bore on it!
Excellent video. Great demonstration. Thank you. I bought new filters off eBay . Quite cheap too.
Tess, Mine is still going strong. xx
Excellent cleaning tips & well explained. Many thanks.
your welcome. mine is still doing great and thanks for watching
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Hi, Thank you for the tips, I have tried them and they work a treat.
thanks
Thank you good to see women fixing things
+brenda williams hahahah yes I try to do my own DIY just basic though.
That "Strange" noise was the blockage valve - When the dyson cant suck through the pipes that valve kicks in to stop the motor choking
I didnt know that thanks I will remember for the future thanks
+Alison Russell craft channel I always used to wonder what it was then I realised it was the valve one dsy
To add - Those holes in the Cyclone don't actually do anything as they are not linked to the cone. they actually are there to help the bits round the cyclone
GoldenKittyCat you are right
I refurbish Dyson DC01, dc04, dc07, dc14 etc. regularly so I come across all sorts of problems.
This is a good video now my Dyson has good suction😊
It is amazing how easy it is to forget to give the inside a good clean. I was mortified ha ha ha. It certainly helps doesn't it.
Do you still have this dyson
I had this dyson until 3 weeks ago. My son dropped it down the stairs and the dust barrel broke. He got me a new one the pet small ball dyson. But its not quite the same I love this one and cant find a decent replacment.
@@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel Go to ebay and type Dyson dc04 canister into the search field. Can be had for £10 - £20 with free postage.
Thank you IT WORKED YESSSSSSSS