Miele Compleat C3 Vacuum cleaner won't switch on. How to open and repair.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มิ.ย. 2024
- I don't know what this person way hovering up, but it a liquid of some sort.
Repairing a broken Miele C3 vacuum.
These ant wet amd dry holders, so don't be using on liquids.
And before you ask, No, I don't know what the ringing sound is.
I didn't hear it when filming, but could clearly hear it when editing.
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If it's a Miele, it's worth fixing. Nice change of pace from all the power tools, hoping for more home appliance repairs.
I wish we all had an ounce of your logic , would save millions in landfill. Keep up the great work 👍
Thanks 👍
miele are expensive but they are well made German built, have a washer over 20 years old never missed a beat, still runs like the day i took delivery, great strip down Dean and hats off to your repair skills,top man!
Nobody would have gone in as deep as you did without giving up. It is a thing of beauty!
Painful high pitch squeal on the audio here Deano. brutal!
She was a vac machine
She kept her motor clean
She was the best damn vacuum
That I ever seen!
It's always a good night watching deans videos. You can prety much fix anything.
I've had 3 Miele's in 30 years. great machines.
You're a brave man, wire brushing your fingers like that! Very entertaining, thanks for sharing, all the best
A bit of fun watching how you push on to the problem. Great video, Jersey Bill
Loved this one Dean. Interesting to see you work on something you have no idea how to get into. Great video.
Well we finally see the man work on something he has not done before, lots of problem solving to get into it and fixing without parts.
Nice one on the hoover repair. I'm sure your neighbor will be delighted to have that one back in action.
I've been fixing Miele vacuums for years. And the thing with Miele is that you always have to use the original Miele vacuüm bags. Any off brand bags will destroy the machine over time. Miele uses a 99,98% sealed system that only works with the original bags made for it. When people do use the original bags the machine can easily last up to 25 years. There are still lots of Miele 200 series and 300 series around the 200 series being from the 80's! And the 300 series from 1998 onwards
Excellent job Dean
You could also wash the brushes in isopropyl alcohol or electrical contact cleaner to get the gunk off, or even just use warm soapy water, once you make sure they're thoroughly dry afterwards.
Dean, you are a beast! Another top-class fix and saving stuff from the landfill. Cheers, mate!
Definitely worth fixing that, they ain't cheap Mieles but even if it had needed a complete new motor I'd have stumped up the cash if it was mine. Good to see they're still serviceable.
I watch every single video you post😊 Yesterday I started repairing my miele vacuum cleaner. Just ordered new wheel bearings. Was a bit unsure how to put it back together. Then post this video today. Thank you. Keep up the good work.
Glad to help
Synopsis: (1) Doesn't suck; (2) Sucks. Another successful repair for the fine gentleman from County Donegal!
Judging by the amount of dust inside the housing, this thing must have been through years of wrong filter bags (not sealing properly) and/or missing filters. There sure is some dust to be expected, but not that much. That's why I have bagless vacuums, because I don't have to worry about finding the right bag. The liquid damage was only the tip of the iceberg for this poor Miele. Nice to see it working again, I hope that the owner will buy fitting bags and a set of new filters.
Some time ago I had an Miele vaccum for the 90s at our local Repair Cafè. Same amount of dust. The old lady throwed the motor filter out after he was dirty and never put one back again inside. Motor completely clogged with dust.
You get a set of filters in every box of genuine bags.
@@SparkcatcherFox I did not know that, but it makes sense. I've never seen that, or I just forgot, as I've been using bagless vacuums for decades now, and the only remaining bagged vacuum is my Kärcher WD5 wet-dry shop vac. Here, you have to buy the filter separately, though.
It's great isn't it? "It just stopped working". People never give the full story as to how they have used a bit of kit. Great vid as usual.
Exactly!
Fantastic repair and I'm sure that cleaner will give years more service. Great to watch an expert at work! Thank you for all your videos.
Bloody good on ya mate 👍🏻 Really interesting to see you get past the unserviceable parts and service it anyway 👌🏻 a serviceable brain knocking about in ur head mate!
My god above and beyond for that repair. Take my hat off to ya
that was an amazing repair, kudos to Dean!
Dean, I’ve done dozens of those repairs, and you were a hell of a lot faster than my first one! Note there’s a bag holder missing. Also, the new front (commutator end) bearing won’t be seated securely in the front cover of the motor. They use a setting compound or something during assembly, it comes out attached to the old bearing. I use a single wrap of cellotape around the new bearing to seat it.
Yes without the bag holder it will soon be relying on the pre-motor filter to keep the dust out of the motor. In my experience the bag holder is a weakness with these and is often misused allowing dust to get into the bag area. Bagless vacs are okay for wooden floors but not a good idea if you have carpet. The bag is an extra filter for fine dust and saves the motor as the bag is a lot finer than the pre-motor filter. The Delonghi bagged vacs had a nice two stage pre-motor filter which was great at protecting the motor.
Very well done mate. Cheers.
Great video - useful tip for getting the brushes out!
Well done, Dean! Super interesting because we have the same vacuum cleaner!! Greetings from The Netherlands
Congratulations, you can repair all the electrical appliances, even though it was the first time in Hoover, you dismantled them.
I wish you continued success in the future.🛠
You made that look easy. Well done.
What a great fix, I sucked up some water with my Henry hoover then it started to loose power. I must get it out the shed and have a look at it I do miss my Henry 👍👍👍
dont worry, Henry can take it.
Great job Dean.
You should be glad it didnt had one of those security screws, which you need those weird bits/screwdrivers. Many home appliance manufacturers love to add that. I would know with Vileda steam mop.
My mom has this one and also doesn’t work i think it’s the cable, u saved me with this video Dean thank u!
It's missing the holder for the dust bag, which should be fixed to the base and the bag slots into before you close the top.That'll be one reason it's so full of rubbish apart from it having had liquid put through it at some point.
You beat me to it! Fit a bag holder with a genuine bag, only suck up dry stuff and it'll be fine for years.
Yep, noted that bag holder was missing too.
I like your videos, your videos help me to learn.
Glad you like them!
Brother, please make a video on repairing all your tools.
Good morning from the US, I really believe you can fix anything you're pretty amazing
Thank you!
This is great. Especially as I have one of these and the switch is acting up!😂
I wish I knew someone like you IRL.
Well done Dean. That must be a first, even in your shop. I've had an older one appart to clean it out. They do get choked up with dust & fluff in the wrong places.
Another machine saved from the tip nice one Dean
Great video and repair on this Miele, make sure to use genuine bags and filters though.
Commercial vacs are a nightmare, so many plastic clips and hidden screws and the weak point is mostly the lead at the end of that automatic roller.
But if you are a bit handy they are well worth fixing. This one was unexpected with the brushes/liquid damage, but another machine back in action by Dean!
Informative video, as always. Even, Beko1987, will be watching this video. Keep up the good work. Your videos are the, go to vids, to get tools repaired.
I would put the small parts in an ultrasonic heated cleaner with Simple Green, Mean Green or whatever you prefer mixed in with distilled water then compressed air nozzle dry.
Nice one Dean thank you for sharing keep safe bro
Nice work as always Dean. Can now tell my missus she can fix our Miele when it breaks down. Might get a clip across the head but sure...
Love the videos!
always interesting great content looking forward to the next video drop
More to come!
I love the bearing puller that you have, I just can't get one here in RSA.
Temu?
Not your usual kit of tools eah Dean? Fine job though!
Good Job!
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Ni,e job Dean. They sucked up some fluid in froze up the brushes, nice job.
You are a legend
Good job.
Love the linguistics. A Millie?
Oh what a nice video.
Magic!!
Serviceable motor I an a miele repairer 😊
Fair play till ya, love videos
You work with Zen tools in your shop. Make a video on it. I also want to purchase the same tools so that it becomes easier to do tech repairs.
What type of grease do you recommend to put in a dewalt dcs331 jigsaw. Currently replacing a broken actuator and after giving a good clean out. Thanks for your informative videos. Brilliant channel.
We have two Mieles; they work well, but for the price, it had best be the finest plastic in Christendom
Brother, please make a video of your repairing tools in your work shop
Good video but i had to mute it ... very high pitch sound in the background
Greetings from Gütersloh where thus little machine came from.
Huge fan of Miele.
Did you know Miele produced cars back in the days?
i did not know that. id say they must have been a very reliable car
@@deandohertygreaser They also build motorbikes till the 60s. You can still buy them used and they are very reliable. There is a very neat museum at the Miele Headquarters. If you're ever in Germany, you should go there.
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I think somebody tried to hoover the bloody River Thames up rough as hell
Nice repair, I like your small 3 leg bearing puller do you recommend a type and manufacturer? I would like to add one to my home workshop kit.
20:45 There is a part with a spring missing to slide the dustbag in.
little bugger too take apart that one 😀
Isopropil spray fits good for final brusch clean.
Awesome
Video as milelles are expensive to buy. Would you be able to recommend a bearing puller or let us know which one you used
I had the same problem with hidden screw!! hahahhaha 3:43
Never seen you beaten yet
Miele has spares for everything, including older models, they can be expensive, motors especially. Older models are easier to fix. People listen and fix them up, don't go for a new appliance.
Mine was the thermal cut out on the pcb board
The doctor is in the house......next......
Very, very high-pitched beeping noise started at 10:50 and went to 21:39
i know, dont i didnt hear it when filming, will have to work out what was making the sound
@deandohertygreaser i figured most people wouldnt even be able to hear it lol
All spares are available with miele
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Miele: pronounced Mee-luh...a German commercial vacuum company.
It's pronounced like meal-eh.
@@jeschkec no it is not
@@darylhudson777 So, what does you qualify to think so?
That motor was dirty. Hah! I’m first
Why all vacuums cleaner look like spaceships?
Philips.. 😁
Well that sucks 😂
Not a wetvac!!!!!!😂😂😂😂
Not sure what it is biy I find with all of your videos the audio level is very low almost half of other videos. I have to turn the volume way down when an ad comes on. Something isn't right with your microphone etc
Did u shave the beard?