Oh how the other half live! I imagine that he gets a new car every time he runs out of fuel!

No worries Gary, Glad it helped, Since I started doing this it is really gross how much dust gets left behind by most vacuums. Dysons were meant to be super but I don't know. Having cleaned quite a few of them there is always fine dust in them and sometimes they are completely blocked. the new ones are the same. The DC07 is a good machine.

WOW! Thank you for sharing your experience! This video was awesome! I got one used today and will be cleaning it tomorrow! Glad to know it was a good purchase! Cheers!

Is it still going well you can buy replacement heads if needs be!

Thanks

Thank you! 😃

Hi I hope you didn't take too much offence! it wasn't meant Just having worked with so many Southern Irish people they have a certainly different approach to solving particular work problems one particular instance comes to mind a Patrick Callahan from Canamara who had a way of looking at computer technology with a Lump hammer or sitting on them working out his betting for that day Tell you what! If any one Laks knowledge in maths spend a day with an Irish bloke particularly if Fairy house is on the go at 11/3 nobody has 11/3 bets do they???

I align it carefully. It will go

Hope you got it cheap!

There is a circular pleated cartridge filter under the canister. There is a sponge after motor filter to the side

Having just cleaned and reassembled ours I think the following should work in your situation. Remove the three Torx screws from the top part and remove top with rod. Pass appropriate rod/prodder down body to activate catch and open bin. Remove bin. Locating that rod to the catch is a pain best attempted after a veterinary course (...or similar..rude comment removed!). This works for me... Hold the cyclone assembly in your non-dominant hand and the top (with rod) in the dominant hand. Orientate the two parts so that you're looking down on their "rootcyclone" and "dyson" logos (which should be in line with each other). Make sure that the screw receiving towers in the cyclone assembly are all inside (or heading inside) the top part. Place the index or middle finger (of your non-dominant hand) inside the cyclone assembly against the catch framework. This is to brace for whats to come. Use the other finger (middle or index) to guide the rod into place as you push the cyclone assembly and top part together.

you should probably clean the sweeper head too!

Hi there. I have made another video with a similar title but about 2 years older. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mZqiq6yH0MicmWg.html. This might help.

Cheers dude, i grew some balls and i ended up turning it on, luckily was only a small amount of water inside but ill sure still check it out thanks. 👍

If you vacuum whilst the cyclones are wet the dust will stick to them and make a bigger mess than original. Just unscrew the 3 screws from the top cover and it easily comes apart. 24hrs of air drying or drying somewhere warm will be fine

@@Kubulek17 Would you happen to know what size torx bit I would need for those three screwsJ

Cover?

@bootsowen hello Owen it's the three screws under handle so you clean inside the Voltex

I think torx t8 or t10, but you need a long handle I think

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The marketing people can sell anything.

well all vacuums will lose vacuum if not properly taken care or using it for something its not designed for, i know some people use their home vacuum like a shop vac, picking up saw dust and big junk and wonder why their vacuum is broken

The only tool you really need is for the screws. To remove the fins easier just push the perforated ring outwards while pulling on the fins. You’ll hear the slight pop as the fins move out of the groove.