Thanks! Made all the difference!

Thanks, great instruction.

Thank you so very much. I’ll tell my boyfriend to fix the vacuum. Which I already sent him this video. Thank you again. Blessings everyone.

Your actions to showing us how to replace is amazing richard tysm for your hard work by posting and it worked ! Yay🎉

I was only interested in the little black wheels part, which saved me tons of time. About 3 months ago My wife soaked the scrubber head in a sink full of bleachy water, destroying the motor that's located in the cleaning head. Once that arrived (with the wires already soldered to the motor terminals) it took me about an hour to put it all back together. I like your videos because they are not filled with a bunch of "Ummmmmms" and "uhhhhhhhsss"

I just bought an entire cord bc a prong broke. 🤦🏾‍♀️ Guess I need to exchange.

Great work. Really helped me cleaning my dyson head.

Cool. Thanks!

Thank you 7000 million times over I love you

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Oh my goodness, this is the best, easiest to follow video I've found on how to clean my Dyson DC41. I've had it for years and it's a great vacuum, but I didn't think I could ever clean it all the way. So here's what I'm wondering: If someone is a little older who arthritis in their hands and fears not being able to completely take everything apart, especially when you get to the spring. Is there a way to clean it without taking it apart completely? I live in the desert, so if I do it within the next few months, everything will dry, thoroughly. It's arid and about 110 degrees here. I feel I could take it apart okay, but getting it back together might be a bit much for these old hands. What's your opinion please?

Who’s the a-hole that made it this much to get to the wheel as much as hair is an issue with vacuums?

Is this a known issue with the SV15 clip in battery V11? I’m attempting to diagnose my issue. TIA!

I didn't know that!!! They also come with a mounting bracket to screw to the wall to hang the whole unit in the same manner.

Thank you

This was helpful. How can you fix the back wheel when it is stuck?

Ugh. Really hoping this was not going to be that hard. Anyone know about how much canon charges do this?

You showed me exactly what I needed to know. Thank you very much. Have a terrific day !

THANK YOU!!

This so excellent on all levels. Thank you.

This is a great video. However I’m still having a few issues. My belts appear fine but the machine makes a very loud noise and smells like something is burning??? Could it be I need to replace the belts?

Thanks for another well done instructional video. I remember one in the past where you mentioned taping up a damaged cyclone gasket. I would have liked to actually see how you did that, maybe in a future video? Thanks again, cheers.

Great video. Used this to switch my change over and the plastic linkage. Work as it should almost. When I go from hose to floor the change over moves but not quite all the way. I have to reach down push it the rest of the way to get suction. Any ideas?

tHANK YOU, HELPED A LOT!!

Thanks!

Thanks Man! Very detailed video. Followed your video start to finish and saved me some cash!

Thank you!!! This was immensely helpful! Had the same problem with the exact same model Dyson. Fixed it in no time with your help! Cheers!

Exhaust filter: Yes...! Thank you. A quick fix made all the more straightforward by your video.

Thanks man I just threw that thing off I was dealing with that jet noise everytime it turned off so annoying

Useful!

THANK YOU 😊!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you very much. Very helpful.

Incredibly helpful. Great work!

Exhaust filter - many thanks, successfully replaced the hose. Couldn't have done it without this video. My small screws took a T7 and not a T8, but I bought a set of cheap torx so it may be them that is the problem and not your instructions!

dyson is garbage. my wife cant open dust bin since we bougt it. it is a desing disaster.

where did yall order the part?

The black gasket on the clear cover was already loose when I took it apart, but now I can NOT get it back on there. More than half of it is hanging and is very stretched out and will not stay in place now. What do I do now or any tips to get it to seal back in place?

Thanks for this!!!

Exhaust Filter. Thanks, I'll order a new one and fit it after seeing this video.

Thanks so much for the video! It helped me tremendously in getting my head clean and my vacuum working again.

Thank you for this. And you're awesome do doing it. It's strange, when I put everything back together. I suddenly had 2 extra screws. I keep trying to figure out where they came from.. But now there is no / very low suction when I put the head back on. I double check everything carefully. When the head is off, big suction power in both positions. When the head is on, there's barely any suction coming from the main head. I blow vape around it to see if there's a leak, but nothing. Any suggestions?

Thank you. If I hadn't watched your video, I would have had to buy a new dyson as I would have destroyed the one I was trying to repair. 😅

Great video. A lot of help. The screw with the funny plastic washer is a bit more accessible if you adjust the hose to the other position.

Follows this tutorial exactly and (given having the right torque driver) had the repair done in about 20 minutes. $27 later and the D11 runs like new!

I've always found it so difficult to "pop this nozzle off" (about the 48 second mark). My hands don't seem to be strong enough. As a consequence, I don't clean the thing nearly as often as I ought to. Any suggestions?

What's the size screwdriver, T8 or Th?

Dude at five minutes 30 of your video , that pop-up section does not work on certain v 11s I think Dyson started to heat seem it in. You might wanna redo the video or at least update this video with some comments.

Yes this was very helpful! Managed to get a metal trigger installed, thanks alot 😊

Thank you! I picked up a used UP13 for $50 because it had no suction. Changed filters, still no dice, so I googled and after replacing the change over hose w/ this tutorial, it works like brand new!

Thanks, the video helped me repair my Dyson and saved me a few quid.