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- How to fix loss of suction on a Dyson DC14 vacuum cleaner. This procedure applies for all DC14 variants with a brush control.
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Top video! Your advice on that internal spring hose worked a treat! I never would have worked that out myself! Thank you. I agree with the other positive comments - good job!
That is great to hear! I’m glad you found the video helpful! Thank you for your comment ✌🏽
Wow so glad i watched your video, my dyson DC33 suction was really bad i was given it by the lady who lived here before me and i can see why she didnt want it, i cleaned it changed the filters it was really bad but still it wasn't sucking up barely, i watched quite a few videos, but none of them explained about the tube on your video at 3:36, so i checked the vacuum again and mine was not springing back at all so i twisted a little like you said until it did start springing back , wow i could not believe the suction on the vacuum really strong, im so grateful for your video, was so happy i vacuumed the whole house! Thank you so much!
That’s such a lovely story I really enjoyed hearing about your experience! I’m really glad my video helped and also saved a vacuum from going to landfill 😄
Hope you have a lovely new year and God bless!
@@parwaz7861 BTW you creased me up on the Henry Quick Video, but after you fixed my Vacuum i can relate to it, the joy i felt. Happy New Year to you too and God Bless!
@@marionbelknap Ayyyy!!! So glad you enjoy my videos 😁✌🏽❤️ Thank you sooo much!
Thank you! Today you showed me an area that a blockage can occur that I didn't even know existed! I'd exhausted all options and was almost on the way to the repair shop! Thank you again!
Marvellous result! Seeing comments like this really makes me happy 😄
You fixed my vacuum mate! Well, not your hands exactly, but your knowledge and instructions! Thank you so much for the help! My clog was at the base of the suction hose that you show at 2:24. We were about to just buy a new vacuum, but not now! You saved us big $$$.
You're welcome- This comment made my evening, I am so glad I made a difference!
@@parwaz7861 you absolutely did! Thank you!
@@bhud1972 no problem, I love this comment!
@@parwaz7861 This was exactly my problem and of all the issues in the past and all the TH-cam videos i have watched this is the first time that i have seen someone show that you can remove the hose at the base. Finding a biro in there was the culprit!
You helped me unclog my hose, thank you!
You just fixed my vacuum! Thank you!
Awesome video! Saved me purchasing a new vacuum cleaner.
Thank you!
Glad it helped! Happy to help 😁
Excellent video! This is the best one I've seen yet of my vacuum. I really wish I saw this before I brought it to get it fixed.
Thank you for your heart warming words!! I’m really glad it helped you out ✌🏼
@@parwaz7861 if only I saw it before but I still did need my clutch replaced. Not sure it was worth paying $158 for that but it's all working like new now.
Thanks so much your videos the only one that shows what are probably most thank you again a little hose in the head of the vacuum was not working right we twisted it a little and started working again it wasn’t going down into my carpet like you said my husband just fixed it with this video. Much appreciated. Keep up the good work.
December 12, 2022
Thanks so much for the lovely comment!
Great video, would never have found the brush bar should be spring loaded without it. Cheers 😎
This helped me today 🙌🏼
This is an excellent video!! You helped me solved the problem💖 thank you so much !!!!
Thank you for the lovely comment! I’m glad you found the video helpful! ✌🏽
Thanks bro, you're a life saver! 😎🤟
Thank you for commenting! feels good to know I've helped someone!
Thanks we have both a dc03 and dc14 that were both sitting around about to be scrapped due to no suction but both fixed from just dismantling the sections apart
Thank you so very much for your clear step by step instructions.
I purchased mine second hand and I had the person plug it in so that I can see that it works. But it really didn't suck anything up. It turned on and because it was on cement I thought that was why it didn't have great suction. But, THANKS to your video I found that there was a piece that kinda looks like an elbow missing and also on the bottom, there wasn't a spring back in that little hose. So, I am going to find out the cost to replace those 2 pieces. If it's not too expensive than I just made a great investment because I only paid $40 for the vacuum.
Again, Thank you so very much for walking through each step and doing it in such a way that I was able to follow along. I did SUBSCRIBE just because of this. Have a Blessed evening.
What a lovely comment! Thank you so much and I'm really glad I helped someone today 😄
@@parwaz7861 You Definitely did. But, those Dyson parts , man they are sure expensive. The Dyson website didn't carry the parts I needed but I didn't give up. There was another website that carries parts and accessories that I was able to buy what I needed, which was a Blessing. I am glad that you got to know how much you helped me. :) Have a Blessed day.
@@roseannapage3662I agree, they should last a good few years at least. You stay blessed too! :)
Fabulous video
Brilliant thank you
I just bought a reconditioned one off ebay. Got it now and the wand attachment works great super suction. The main hoover part doesn't suck at all even with the brush bar on. No blockages I can see. Brush rotates but zero suction.
Is the soleplate flat to the floor and not angled? Also make sure your clutch is good otherwise the brush stops when it hits the carpet
@@parwaz7861 the brush is moving but you can go over anything it doesnt suck anything up at all.i put my hand to the bottom of the vaccum and zero suction but brush is spinning.put yr hand on the hose attachements and you can feel how strong the suction is.this should be the same on bottom of vaccum for yr hand against it surely.
@@ianpearson8976 honestly I’ve covered it all in the video
The suction won’t be the same by hand at the head because it’s designed to be concentrated at the hose and spread out at the head for the entire width of the head so it may feel less powerful when it’s actually the same amount going to the head
@@parwaz7861 okay I think I've found a possible cause. You mention that the lower internal hose pipe creates tension on the brush bar 3.52 on video and you show pushing it up it springs back flush again.mine doesn't do this and I have to keep pressing it down with my foot then it works better. Do these hoses have springs in them or is there another spring somewhere.
@@ianpearson8976 yes that sounds like the problem with your Dyson. The white coil in the hose acts as a spring, try rotating the hose 180 degrees so half a turn and it’ll be springy again
Thanks for video.. Just fixed our vacume, exactly what u said, about lever bein in wrong position. When being carried, the bottom flips, and the lever flips back to bare floors for sum reason. and no one realized it.
Do you know, can the roller get worn out n need to b replaced ¿ And that make it pick up up better with a new roller ¿ Every single thing has been checked on it. The suction is great up top, no clogs any where, filters r great. N no belt to replace. Thanks again
Glad it helped! The brushbar can be removed if you force it off the rubber belt it’s literally just a tight rubber band, so can take some effort but it’s perfectly doable
Brushbars seldom get worn it’s usually the clutch as the rubber belts stretch out after years of use (the tighter the belts are the more aggressively the brush will spin on carpets)
@@parwaz7861 Thank You for the reply n info so quickly. It's 16 yrs old. N seen its share of the carpet😁 It will work well enough, as is.. since parts r to expensive.. its like a timex.. keeps on tickin👍
What size circlip do you need to stripdown the clutch?
I just used a flat screwdriver I never used any other tools
Do the cable grommit that fit the DC07 fit the DC14 as well?
They are differently designed won’t fit each other
Amazing video... but my wand wont disengage causing the bar not to work. Yes, I've untwisted the hose 5 times!!! Something isn't right!!
Many thanks!
As for the wand, try spraying some furniture polish on the entire metal wand - this will allow for the wand to be easier to lift out of the machine
When stripping down Dyson cyclones to be refurbed, is it better to not wash the seals?
I would avoid washing them, just a wipe down would be good enough
Question: when I am vacuuming normally, is there supposed to be strong suction coming from the top of the wand at the same time? I just noticed this happening and the vacuum doesn't seem to be picking anything up.
Hi sounds like the valve is out of place, I’m assuming the vacuum doesn’t stand upright in it’s own either right? On the left side of the vac push the valve pipe upwards it just slides up when you push the black button and it’ll stand up and work properly again
@@parwaz7861 the vacuum stands upright on its own. Upon further inspection there is zero suction coming from the brush area and full suction from the wand. I disassembled everything I can and all pipes are clear. This doesn't make any sense
@@Skeer0 if you’re using in the vacuuming position and suction comes out the wand it’s definitely the valve, if you search up “dyson dc14 not standing up” you’ll see what I mean
@@parwaz7861 I got it! The two way valve that switches between the wand and the brush was jammed in the position of the wand.
@@Skeer0 how to did you fix this? I think this is the exact problem im having currently
The trumpet noise keeps frustrating me. I've took the machine apart many times to see what it might be. I've checked all seals and cleaned them.
What's the best way removing carbon dust that is hard to get off the motor housing?
Probably magic eraser or something
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How do you fix trumpet noise on a DC07?
The grey motor retainer cover - there’s that plastic tube that leads into the motor, wrap some electrical tape around it because the bottom motor seal doesn’t seal against it properly
If that doesn’t work then I’m not sure what else it could be other than cleaning all the seals in the vacuum
@@parwaz7861 I've fixed the problem. It was the seal in the inspection pipe. It was worn out, causing that sound.