Wow! I can't believe how much dirt came out of those filters. I ran them under the water for 10 minutes and dirt was still coming out. Great video. Thank you so much.
Yes the pre filter can be taken apart a step further too, to get it extra clean. There are small clips at the top of filter that separate the plastic top from the clothe portion (just press the clips in). Hope you can keep your Dyson running and cleaning great!
*Wife love how it cleans hardwood floors **MyBest.Tools** and ceramic floors especially pourous tiles.Only drawback is you have to disassemble it to clean. (Recommended)*
Note to self: Don't treat the Dyson like a ShopVac. I just spent 2 hours, after watching this video, getting dried drywall dust out of every crevice. UGH. Thanks for the video~ It helped!
Thank u for making this video, u have excellent communication skills. I learned how to clean and put all acessiors back together. I have watched so many videos trying to learn how to clean my Dyson v8 animal. I accidentally turn to your video and thank u. Have a bless day.
This is so helpful! Thank you! Any advice for cleaning the cyclone part if you don’t have a second vacuum? I can’t really get inside of it and that’s the part that’s gross.
*A great vacuum💯 for the price. The suction is awesome **MyBest.Tools** excellent for pet hair. The beater attachment works great on the stairs. Not too heavy and easily maneuvered.🤨*
When the unit has not been cleaned/maintained in a long time, I suggest not to wash the fabric triangular/funnel shape filter as explained in the video. The reason for that is because the dirt is collected/trapped inside that filter; which is actually mentioned through the video. If the filter is washed without properly been clean from the inside, then there is a high risk of the dirt clogging in the filter. I suggest to first remove the filter's tap/lid/cover, then to vacuum the dirt inside the filter, and to use a brush to loose the dirt trapped inside. Only after that, the filter can be washed as shown in the video. Never to run water inside the filter as that will push the dirt further inside the filter causing a clogged filter.
So far so good with this vacuum. th-cam.com/users/postUgkx8ISPQRRAfpAaX4msGjyodObTBnlj4T5g I was a little concerned to find it seems to be all plastic, but the reviews were good, so I'm hoping for the best. Very easy to assemble Recommened, and only attachments I've used so far work well, and are easy to use. Doing a good job on the new carpet in my bedrooms and stairs. Works well on the hardwood on my main floor too. Reasonable weight and cord length. I already knew from an earlier review that it wouldn't fit under furniture, but I can use my Eufy for that, so no problem - the high traffic areas that need a stronger suction was really what I bought this for. If it continues as it's started, it will be a good buy and well worth the money. I have had two Shark Rocket stick vacs in the past that are super easy to use, but the motors just don't last well, even with scrupulous cleaning of the filters. I'm hoping for better with this Bissell.
Awesome video! And thank you so much for showing how to reassemble all the parts. Question: I notice at the end that you're using the carpet attachment on the floor a bit. Is that really ok to do? I would love to do that, would simplify things. Thanks again for a great demo.
Few small points. The dust bin can be easily clean, the bottom hinged section pops clean off and you can then take rubber section off and fully was it. Only part I haven’t managed to take off yet is the top red ring.
I agree! I think if I re-filmed this, I could show to take apart the entire cyclone now, but it's a lot of work for the average user, and the parts are delicate.
After following your great cleaning instructions and putting back together my V8 absolute rear it still pulses. Runs without pulsing with rear Hepa filter off and as soon as I put it on it pulses.
In my Dyson V6 tune up video, I show how to take apart the pre-motor filter (the filter that drops in at the top), to clean it out completely. Sometimes they like to build up with crud. Otherwise, I would probably replace both filters, so the vacuum can breathe and get a fresh start. I hope you're able to get your Dyson working great!
@@VacTech1 thank you, I think that maybe too much time went by and that rear filter cannot be cleaned thoroughly enough. I had moved recently and no doubt extra dust in a new build. Likely will have to replace filter
@@BobPagano if you look at the plastic rim at the top of the filter, under the rubber seal - there are three tabs. You can gently work these with a thin flat tool and pop the pieces apart which allows you to pull out the internal frame which is attached to the top section with the rubber seals. This makes it much easier to give the filter a throrugh clean and wring it out so that it dries more quickly. The plastic is quite thin/weak so I'm not sure how many cycles of removal it will survive. Warming it up may make the plastic less brittle. Worst case if the tabs break you could glue it back together with a small dab of hot glue. Now if you can work out how to remove the front grey section from the dust bin without breaking anything I would be very greatful to know. There is one screw accessible through the back side of the main entry hole. It looks like there is anohter screw hidden behind the electrical socket but I have yet to work out how to pull that scoket out and revel the screw without potentially breaking something.
Have you ever had your brush roller stop working that's my current problem. I use to have a dyson animal that I gave away to a friend then got a shark apex which is currently not working so I'm relying on this dyson & since the roller isn't working the suction isnt working as well either...
Does anyone know if you can wash the inside of the wand? Or is there something in there that can’t get wet? I have the V8 animal for reference but I found this video helpful anyways.
Thank-you! Apparently I did not have it completely unscrewed. I got that part off fine. Now my problem is finding a screwdriver small enough to undo the 4 screws. Is there a number or something to identify the screwdriver? I guess I could buy it if I knew.
The brushroll just pulls out after you unlock the end cap. Do you need to remove the motor or take it apart further? Guessing it’s T8 torx screws, if you need to disassemble it.
The pre motor filter will have a bad smell if you just clean it as shown in the video. The top of the filter has 2 plastic tab one in and one out. You pop those tabs and the cloth layer slides completely off. Then it’s 2 pieces and there will be a lot of dust inside including pet hair. That is why this filter smells of you clean it with water.
It's true. The pre-filter can build up with gunk over time, so it's worth taking apart (which I show how to do in my other Dyson V6 tune up tutorial). Thanks for the tip!
The flap door should freely open and close when you move the vacuum around. During use, the suction of the machine holds it open. It's designed to close when the vacuum is on the wall charger, so it doesn't let any dust back out.
Thanks for the video. I've cleaned everything up, but the V8 continues to shut down after about 3 to 4 seconds on the higher suction mode. It operates okay on the lower suction. Any ideas on how to correct this?
@@VacTech1 Thanks for the reply. I replaced both filters and I've thoroughly disassembled and cleaned the whole unit and attachments. It runs okay on the lower suction mode, but cuts off after 3-4 seconds on the Max mode.
@@alanwilkerson8810 does it cut off when the wand is disconnected from the hand vac? You could perhaps blow out the cyclone pack with compressed air, but really isolating when it cuts out will help.
@@VacTech1 Yes, it cuts off with both the want on and off. I tried vacuuming all over the cyclone pack, and also hit it pretty good with canned air. When I first used the canned air inside the cyclone pack, quite a bit of dust blew out, and I was encouraged, thinking that might be the problem, but it didn't fix it. It's very difficult to see down in the cyclone pack (other side of where the filter sits when inserted), to see if it's clean, but no more dust is coming out when I use the canned air.
@@alanwilkerson8810 It sounds like the problem is in the hand vac part of the unit, if it's still cutting out without the wand connected. Are you sure the gray neck on the dirt bin is clear? The path into the bin on the gray neck is pretty narrow. You said you have new filters installed?
Hello, do you know of any way to clean the clear plastic top cover of the main roller head on this? Mine really needs to be washed or at least be able to get to it to clean it. The gray thing that goes into the roller head is in the way.
Yeah the clear plastic is not easy to clean, because the motor for the brushroll is housed inside that area. I find the easiest way is to gently push a wash clothe through, around the motor, but it's tricky. You have to be careful doing so, because you can damage the motor if you force it out of place trying to get around it. You can also take the entire head apart to remove the motor, but that's also an endeavor. It's just cosmetic, so at the very least just make sure the clear parts are clean of extra debris. The plastic being dirty-looking won't make a performance difference if the air path inside the head is clear.
Hmmm. You have to make sure it’s fully unlocked, and then the end cap should swivel upward and unlatch. If it’s packed in with hair it might take some extra effort, and it won’t unlatch unless fully unlocked. Hope you can get it apart to get it tuned up!
I usually wash entire assembly with stainless grill, I don't think there is something that can go wrong since entire part is plastic. I get alot of dust and debris out of there with water. Just let It dry or blow in with hair dryer on medium heat setting.
Just make sure you 100% dry it. The cyclone assembly will hold water if not either disassembled or very thoroughly dried. Any retained moisture will lead to permanent odors or mildew. Personally I would disassemble the cyclone assembly if you're going to wash it. Thanks for watching!
I'm glad to hear this because I inadvertently submerged this part in water and was shocked at the dirt that came out then was horrified that I'd ruined the vacuum! I used an air compressor to blow out any excess water and am crossing my fingers it all dries ok!
I have a question I have the v8 animal vac and I used it and the battery was low so I hung it up on the charger and the next day I went to use it and it don’t work . When I put it on the charge the battery lights up and shows it’s charged . Is there a way to open up the area where the motor is ? Maybe if I clean that ? Hope to hear from u thanks.
For the bin, start with the electric contacts on the top of the bin, that line up with the rail on the motor assembly, then it should click into place. Please let me know if I can be of further assistance!
@@VacTech1 Thanks for your reply. I was able to put it back in a different way; I had to pull the red latch first as if I am emptying the bin, then it went in more easily this way.
I was looking all over the youtube hoping to find a V8 video with the same brush head as mine, because most have a different head, and I finally did and you don't show how to remove the little wheels from it, what a bummer haha. On mine those little wheels are full of dogs hair and doesn't spin no more, any way to remove them? Otherwise great video though.
Do you mean the two ball wheels at the swivel neck, or the small wheels by the brushroll? The ball wheels are held in with two screws and washers, and I believe the small wheels in the front can be gently pried out with a small flathead (but be very careful!). Hope this helps!
same here...ive been trying to find instructions on removing the small wheels so i can clean the hair off them. Were you able to successfully pry yours off? I tried to but almost broke the wheel and axle
Question @24:05 u clean the fluffy head, i got a lot of hair in between the smaller wheels, how do i get them out? it doenst got space like the other wheels to click them out.
I know. I learned that after filming this. I take the filter apart in a Dyson V6 teardown vid I recorded after. It’s actually an important part to check, as the filter will build up with hair/crud on the inside over time.
Compressed air would work too! I have a vacuum at my work bench, and it's very handy for projects/repairs. Just looked, and TH-cam did put in several ad breaks. I took several of them out. Thanks for the heads up!
When the unit has not been cleaned/maintained in a long time, I suggest not to wash the fabric triangular/funnel shape filter as explained in the video. The reason for that is because the dirt is collected/trapped inside that filter; which is actually mentioned through the video. If the filter is washed without properly been clean from the inside, then there is a high risk of the dirt clogging in the filter. I suggest to first remove the filter's tap/lid/cover, then to vacuum the dirt inside the filter, and to use a brush to loose the dirt trapped inside. Only after that, the filter can be washed as shown in the video. Never to run water inside the filter as that will push the dirt further inside the filter causing a clogged filter.
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Wow! I can't believe how much dirt came out of those filters. I ran them under the water for 10 minutes and dirt was still coming out. Great video. Thank you so much.
Yes the pre filter can be taken apart a step further too, to get it extra clean. There are small clips at the top of filter that separate the plastic top from the clothe portion (just press the clips in). Hope you can keep your Dyson running and cleaning great!
*Wife love how it cleans hardwood floors **MyBest.Tools** and ceramic floors especially pourous tiles.Only drawback is you have to disassemble it to clean. (Recommended)*
Note to self: Don't treat the Dyson like a ShopVac. I just spent 2 hours, after watching this video, getting dried drywall dust out of every crevice. UGH. Thanks for the video~ It helped!
Drywall dust is really hard on vacuums. Clogs bags and filters quickly, and gets into everything.
Oh boy... Well I know what I'm doing this weekend
Ugh i did a painting job not to long ago. Made the mistake of using my V8 to clean up patches. Now my whole vacuum is a dusty mess
Thank you for making this video! It really came in handy when I was trying to figure out how the heck to take it all apart!
Awesome video and very helpful! Going to clean my Dyson using this video this weekend.
Oh hell, I washed my beater brush. I hope once won't hurt it. I should have watched this prior to cleaning it. Awesome video, thank you!
Thank you without your video I would not have made it, good job. 😃👌
Thank you! I finally got my Dyson cleaned up👏👏👏👏
Thanks for watching Buddy!
Thank you so much that was the best video on how to clean Dyson
Oh wow, thanks!
Thank you for this, it was a great help
Thank u for making this video, u have excellent communication skills. I learned how to clean and put all acessiors back together. I have watched so many videos trying to learn how to clean my Dyson v8 animal. I accidentally turn to your video and thank u. Have a bless day.
Thank you! I appreciate it!
Outstanding and informative video. Thank you !
Glad I could help!
This is so helpful! Thank you! Any advice for cleaning the cyclone part if you don’t have a second vacuum? I can’t really get inside of it and that’s the part that’s gross.
*A great vacuum💯 for the price. The suction is awesome **MyBest.Tools** excellent for pet hair. The beater attachment works great on the stairs. Not too heavy and easily maneuvered.🤨*
When the unit has not been cleaned/maintained in a long time, I suggest not to wash the fabric triangular/funnel shape filter as explained in the video. The reason for that is because the dirt is collected/trapped inside that filter; which is actually mentioned through the video. If the filter is washed without properly been clean from the inside, then there is a high risk of the dirt clogging in the filter. I suggest to first remove the filter's tap/lid/cover, then to vacuum the dirt inside the filter, and to use a brush to loose the dirt trapped inside. Only after that, the filter can be washed as shown in the video. Never to run water inside the filter as that will push the dirt further inside the filter causing a clogged filter.
So far so good with this vacuum. th-cam.com/users/postUgkx8ISPQRRAfpAaX4msGjyodObTBnlj4T5g I was a little concerned to find it seems to be all plastic, but the reviews were good, so I'm hoping for the best. Very easy to assemble Recommened, and only attachments I've used so far work well, and are easy to use. Doing a good job on the new carpet in my bedrooms and stairs. Works well on the hardwood on my main floor too. Reasonable weight and cord length. I already knew from an earlier review that it wouldn't fit under furniture, but I can use my Eufy for that, so no problem - the high traffic areas that need a stronger suction was really what I bought this for. If it continues as it's started, it will be a good buy and well worth the money. I have had two Shark Rocket stick vacs in the past that are super easy to use, but the motors just don't last well, even with scrupulous cleaning of the filters. I'm hoping for better with this Bissell.
Awesome video! And thank you so much for showing how to reassemble all the parts.
Question: I notice at the end that you're using the carpet attachment on the floor a bit. Is that really ok to do? I would love to do that, would simplify things. Thanks again for a great demo.
You've just saved my day, thanks mate
Glad I could help! Those pre-filters like to build up with hair on the inside. My V6 repair video shows how to take the filter apart, if needed.
Thanks for the great info 😊
Thanks for the video. I’m about to clean it for the first time in almost 4 years. 🥴 I just didn’t think about cleaning it. Wish me luck!
Hope it goes well!
did the v8 last with you 4 years? did you replace any parts?
@@TheMahdifarhat mine did. I have a V11 now, but my friend is using the V8 with zero issues. Maintenance is key with any vacuum.
Few small points. The dust bin can be easily clean, the bottom hinged section pops clean off and you can then take rubber section off and fully was it. Only part I haven’t managed to take off yet is the top red ring.
I agree! I think if I re-filmed this, I could show to take apart the entire cyclone now, but it's a lot of work for the average user, and the parts are delicate.
@@VacTech1 yes, when i say easily pops off i suppose the average user probably would panic or snap the small plastic.
@@waynejohnson926 I am 82 years old and can take my dyson completely apart without panic or snapping anything.
After following your great cleaning instructions and putting back together my V8 absolute rear it still pulses. Runs without pulsing with rear Hepa filter off and as soon as I put it on it pulses.
In my Dyson V6 tune up video, I show how to take apart the pre-motor filter (the filter that drops in at the top), to clean it out completely. Sometimes they like to build up with crud. Otherwise, I would probably replace both filters, so the vacuum can breathe and get a fresh start. I hope you're able to get your Dyson working great!
@@VacTech1 thank you, I think that maybe too much time went by and that rear filter cannot be cleaned thoroughly enough. I had moved recently and no doubt extra dust in a new build. Likely will have to replace filter
Thanks for this video!
You can actually separate the pre-motor filter fabric filter from the plastic frame which helps with cleaning and drying.
How? Thanks!
@@BobPagano if you look at the plastic rim at the top of the filter, under the rubber seal - there are three tabs. You can gently work these with a thin flat tool and pop the pieces apart which allows you to pull out the internal frame which is attached to the top section with the rubber seals. This makes it much easier to give the filter a throrugh clean and wring it out so that it dries more quickly. The plastic is quite thin/weak so I'm not sure how many cycles of removal it will survive. Warming it up may make the plastic less brittle. Worst case if the tabs break you could glue it back together with a small dab of hot glue.
Now if you can work out how to remove the front grey section from the dust bin without breaking anything I would be very greatful to know. There is one screw accessible through the back side of the main entry hole. It looks like there is anohter screw hidden behind the electrical socket but I have yet to work out how to pull that scoket out and revel the screw without potentially breaking something.
What about the inside of the wand? Any tips you got for that part? Is it safe to run the wand under the tap to clear out any blockages?
very helpful, thanks!
Thank you so much!
Good video. Do you have issue with the neck part of the roller? The blue tube? Mine is crack after heavy usage.
Have you ever had your brush roller stop working that's my current problem. I use to have a dyson animal that I gave away to a friend then got a shark apex which is currently not working so I'm relying on this dyson & since the roller isn't working the suction isnt working as well either...
Is there a way to check if the motor of the soft roller head is working?
I can clean the filters monthly as the user manual suggests, no problem. But how often would you recommend a thorough cleaning of this sort?
Probably once or twice a year, or if the vacuum starts cutting out, or develops an odor. Thanks for watching!
Does anyone know if you can wash the inside of the wand? Or is there something in there that can’t get wet? I have the V8 animal for reference but I found this video helpful anyways.
Thank-you! Apparently I did not have it completely unscrewed. I got that part off fine. Now my problem is finding a screwdriver small enough to undo the 4 screws. Is there a number or something to identify the screwdriver? I guess I could buy it if I knew.
The brushroll just pulls out after you unlock the end cap. Do you need to remove the motor or take it apart further? Guessing it’s T8 torx screws, if you need to disassemble it.
Thank you! :)
Do you have the part number for the fluffy head. I have a V8 Animal. Thank you
Where's the hair buildup on the sides of the roller?
The pre motor filter will have a bad smell if you just clean it as shown in the video. The top of the filter has 2 plastic tab one in and one out. You pop those tabs and the cloth layer slides completely off. Then it’s 2 pieces and there will be a lot of dust inside including pet hair. That is why this filter smells of you clean it with water.
It's true. The pre-filter can build up with gunk over time, so it's worth taking apart (which I show how to do in my other Dyson V6 tune up tutorial). Thanks for the tip!
Does your flap door at 5:23, flap back and forth if you rotate the unit in your hand...or only if you press the flap door?
The flap door should freely open and close when you move the vacuum around. During use, the suction of the machine holds it open. It's designed to close when the vacuum is on the wall charger, so it doesn't let any dust back out.
Thanks for the video. I've cleaned everything up, but the V8 continues to shut down after about 3 to 4 seconds on the higher suction mode. It operates okay on the lower suction. Any ideas on how to correct this?
Have you washed both filters? Checked all the airways for clogs? It's shutting off because it's noticing a restriction in airflow somewhere.
@@VacTech1 Thanks for the reply. I replaced both filters and I've thoroughly disassembled and cleaned the whole unit and attachments. It runs okay on the lower suction mode, but cuts off after 3-4 seconds on the Max mode.
@@alanwilkerson8810 does it cut off when the wand is disconnected from the hand vac? You could perhaps blow out the cyclone pack with compressed air, but really isolating when it cuts out will help.
@@VacTech1 Yes, it cuts off with both the want on and off. I tried vacuuming all over the cyclone pack, and also hit it pretty good with canned air. When I first used the canned air inside the cyclone pack, quite a bit of dust blew out, and I was encouraged, thinking that might be the problem, but it didn't fix it. It's very difficult to see down in the cyclone pack (other side of where the filter sits when inserted), to see if it's clean, but no more dust is coming out when I use the canned air.
@@alanwilkerson8810 It sounds like the problem is in the hand vac part of the unit, if it's still cutting out without the wand connected. Are you sure the gray neck on the dirt bin is clear? The path into the bin on the gray neck is pretty narrow. You said you have new filters installed?
How do we get the hair out of the small wheels?…
This is more like a "this is how you clean a clean Dyson vacuum cleaner".. good though
Soll ich mir jetzt 2 Staubsauger kaufen um 1 zu reinigen??
Thank you!!!
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching!
Hello, do you know of any way to clean the clear plastic top cover of the main roller head on this? Mine really needs to be washed or at least be able to get to it to clean it. The gray thing that goes into the roller head is in the way.
Yeah the clear plastic is not easy to clean, because the motor for the brushroll is housed inside that area. I find the easiest way is to gently push a wash clothe through, around the motor, but it's tricky. You have to be careful doing so, because you can damage the motor if you force it out of place trying to get around it. You can also take the entire head apart to remove the motor, but that's also an endeavor. It's just cosmetic, so at the very least just make sure the clear parts are clean of extra debris. The plastic being dirty-looking won't make a performance difference if the air path inside the head is clear.
Thanks - I found the blockage and now am good to go.
Awesome, glad you got yours working again!
Thanks a Lot
Glad I could help!
Mine at 6:35, doesn't come out once I remove the cap. I yanked on it hard and feel like it well break... Ideas?
Uh oh! It's probably all wrapped up with hair in the one end. You'll just have to wiggle and loosen it, until it pulls out. I hope this helps!
I cannot get the brush out of the attachment for wood floors. When I loosen the screrew, I cannot get the end cap to unlatch.
Hmmm. You have to make sure it’s fully unlocked, and then the end cap should swivel upward and unlatch. If it’s packed in with hair it might take some extra effort, and it won’t unlatch unless fully unlocked. Hope you can get it apart to get it tuned up!
I usually wash entire assembly with stainless grill, I don't think there is something that can go wrong since entire part is plastic. I get alot of dust and debris out of there with water. Just let It dry or blow in with hair dryer on medium heat setting.
Just make sure you 100% dry it. The cyclone assembly will hold water if not either disassembled or very thoroughly dried. Any retained moisture will lead to permanent odors or mildew. Personally I would disassemble the cyclone assembly if you're going to wash it. Thanks for watching!
I'm glad to hear this because I inadvertently submerged this part in water and was shocked at the dirt that came out then was horrified that I'd ruined the vacuum! I used an air compressor to blow out any excess water and am crossing my fingers it all dries ok!
Is it possible to clean the cyclone with water? My vacuum had some mold growing in it and I'm worried it got into the cyclone portion 😭
Yes, if you disassemble the cyclone assembly beforehand. Otherwise it will hold water, and cause issues/odors.
@@VacTech1 thank you for such a fast reply. Where could we find instructions on how to disassemble it?
I have a question I have the v8 animal vac and I used it and the battery was low so I hung it up on the charger and the next day I went to use it and it don’t work . When I put it on the charge the battery lights up and shows it’s charged . Is there a way to open up the area where the motor is ? Maybe if I clean that ? Hope to hear from u thanks.
My first guess would be that it's a battery issue, but it's hard to say without seeing it. It doesn't run at all anymore?
@@VacTech1 nope
@@VacTech1 I’m working on it right now and I’m wondering if it’s the switch on the battery
Tysm! Our vacuum got clogged with pet fur and started smelling 🤢
Glad it was helpful!
I took the bin off but now I can't put it back in. I am afraid it will break if I force it in. You really should show how to put stuff back in.
For the bin, start with the electric contacts on the top of the bin, that line up with the rail on the motor assembly, then it should click into place. Please let me know if I can be of further assistance!
@@VacTech1 Thanks for your reply. I was able to put it back in a different way; I had to pull the red latch first as if I am emptying the bin, then it went in more easily this way.
could you do a video on your Dyson cy23
I may soon! Stay tuned for more Dyson videos coming up!
I was looking all over the youtube hoping to find a V8 video with the same brush head as mine, because most have a different head, and I finally did and you don't show how to remove the little wheels from it, what a bummer haha. On mine those little wheels are full of dogs hair and doesn't spin no more, any way to remove them? Otherwise great video though.
Do you mean the two ball wheels at the swivel neck, or the small wheels by the brushroll? The ball wheels are held in with two screws and washers, and I believe the small wheels in the front can be gently pried out with a small flathead (but be very careful!). Hope this helps!
@@VacTech1 on the hard floor head the two small wheels at the edge where on the older version used to be brush
same here...ive been trying to find instructions on removing the small wheels so i can clean the hair off them. Were you able to successfully pry yours off? I tried to but almost broke the wheel and axle
@@gruskoda8511 nah no luck man
@@gruskoda8511 we hopes to find that too. It is a bigger problem than the other things
Much closer views and explanations of what goes where when you put things back together would have been much more helpful.
Ok I'll keep that in mind! I have some more tutorials coming up, and I think I shot them better.
Good day i cant open my dyson i want to clean it but its hard to open icant open the red one
Question @24:05 u clean the fluffy head, i got a lot of hair in between the smaller wheels, how do i get them out? it doenst got space like the other wheels to click them out.
@Dutch3First I have the same problem. Did you figure it out?
@@LaurenMitchell77 didn't get them out, i just use a tweezers and pulkt it out. Till it rolls again.
Thank you!
@@LaurenMitchell77 no probleem, hope it helps
So i need to buy another vaccum to clean my expensive vaccum
Omg me I got mine right before the v-10 ...
Cone filter comes apart you know
I know. I learned that after filming this. I take the filter apart in a Dyson V6 teardown vid I recorded after. It’s actually an important part to check, as the filter will build up with hair/crud on the inside over time.
Add get 75$ on samsung robot vacuum
WAY too many adds, and what about if you don't have another vacuum cleaner to clean your Dyson?
Compressed air would work too! I have a vacuum at my work bench, and it's very handy for projects/repairs.
Just looked, and TH-cam did put in several ad breaks. I took several of them out. Thanks for the heads up!
When the unit has not been cleaned/maintained in a long time, I suggest not to wash the fabric triangular/funnel shape filter as explained in the video. The reason for that is because the dirt is collected/trapped inside that filter; which is actually mentioned through the video. If the filter is washed without properly been clean from the inside, then there is a high risk of the dirt clogging in the filter. I suggest to first remove the filter's tap/lid/cover, then to vacuum the dirt inside the filter, and to use a brush to loose the dirt trapped inside. Only after that, the filter can be washed as shown in the video. Never to run water inside the filter as that will push the dirt further inside the filter causing a clogged filter.
very helpful - thanks!