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great video, thanks for sharing. Must say "Sir" Dyson designs objects prone to break and purposely difficult to repair. For the price they ask, they should be ashamed.

Great!! Very good explanation! I don't understand how it is possible that Dyson sells (for a lot of money) a vacuum cleaner which collects the fine dust (e.g. vacuuming mattresses) in the machine and not in the filter. I had to send mine back three times in two years. Would never buy one again!!

Have dismantled and cleaned many vacuums for the church thrift shop where my wife volunteers and have for the most part succeeded however I will NEVER recommend a Dyson product for the reason the company makes it almost impossible for the regular guy to take them apart and clean them out. Of course the Dyson people want to sell more new stuff or make sure the customer hauls it to a Dyson repair shop. Am doing one right now and will get it done but I hate working on Dyson products. It's no wonder that so much of Dyson stuff gets donated or scrapped because it just needs a good cleaning.

Thanks helped me repair mine. The v11 will likely be the last Dyson I buy. Great suction but making the critical parts from plastic is unacceptable for a vacuum in this price range. We're in our third floor motorhead as well.

But its not a V12 ????????

Did not work here!

I’m trying to take the clear plastic part off where dust collects. To rinse it out huhhhhh ok thanks will try

So helpful!! My Dyson broke and I’m pretty proficient at cleaning it (w/o taking it apart completely. Nothing worked. 2 year old Dyson. I had the right screwdrivers and followed this video almost exactly (I have two little screws I didn’t put back in somewhere in process accidentally) and boom! Sucker fires right up when I’m done. FLAGGING: at first it didn’t start and then I retightened all the exterior accessible acres until I felt I’d strip them by going any bit further. That did the trick and she fired right up.

Richard, great job sharing how to make this repair to a “plugged” Dyson. The step where you have to use the screw drivers to separate the two parts is what I call the “manufacturers’ required repair secrecy. I believe that manufacturers make their products in a way that you have to know what to do to complete a step in the repair process. Most people would get to the step where removing the screws would not allow you to separate the two parts. I found that inserting a flathead screwdriver beneath the opening and twisted upwards released the two units without damage to the surface. Try that next time you have a repair job for this unit. Dan

Thank you! I followed the process and deep cleaned it after four years of use. Works like new and no more weird smell!

Finally a real explanation in how to properly dismount and clean Dyson V12

Excellent walkthrough, I thought I was going to be buying a new machine but after a deep clean, it is working like new again

Nice job. As an engineer I appreciate clear concise instructions. Very well done!

Thank you from England. A huge help when my V11 needed an overhaul. Couldn't have done it without you!

well done. Concise. Everything worked as described, and no leftover parts!

Thank you from Australia. Managed to disassemble and clean my V11 following your instructions. It was smelling like wet dog, despite filter replacements, to the point of being unusable.

Thank you. I did exactly as you showed in your video. And my Dyson vacuum is like new. You are the master

Once again you have saved my Dyson life! Thank you!!

Really helpful, I was stuck with how to fully strip down the unit. Thanks.