Thank you. Amazing video, great information. My brush are not rotating and I tested the connector and no voltage. I need to check the wiring, i hope its not the board.
Thank you buddy, going to do this over coming weekend :-) heh removing connectors is part that scares me the most, will try big of oil as you suggested.fingers crossed 😅
@@techfixPOV Thank you sir, could I ask you how long it did take you Cca from start to finish apart from waiting for parts to dry? Just that I can x that by 3 at least as I am nowhere near you level 🫢
Great video. Just a tip for anyone with a new V15, Gen5 or V12 where the cyclone gasket is protruding. Push the gasket into the housing of the cyclone to prevent issues with the seal ripping later on with use and then a new cyclone body being required because the seals are damaged and the cyclones are leaking dust and there is airflow entering the ripped gasket seal area. Dyson should ensure that these seals do not protrude during manufacture.
Okay overall I'm quite impressed with your persistence and also Dyson's engineering. You've thoroughly convinced me not to try this with mine... but now I'm wondering if there is an alternative method of deep cleaning. Do you think you could simultaneously blow air through the vacuum while lightly touching it with a vibrating finish sander? Maybe the high frequency vibration would shake off all that caked on dust? any other ideas on how to clean it?
Hiii what would your recommendation be for when the cyclone motor body gets wet. For context my bf vacuumed beer up on a Saturday night so Monday night I made sure to clean my Dyson parts and dusted off the cyclone body, also let it rest our side so that any moisture could dry. This morning I woke up to it drizzling, I haven’t tested it out as I’m waiting for it to hopefully air dry. So idk I’m just looking for guidance on what to do since warranty doesn’t cover it and they’re out of stock right now. Thank you
In situations like this, the first thing you should do is disconnect the battery. The battery is very easy to remove, you don't need a screwdriver. == If you do not disconnect the battery and liquid has reached the electronic board, the process of oxidation of the exposed components will begin, the oxidation being much accelerated in the areas where there is voltage. Things get even worse if you try to use the vacuum cleaner.== After that, dismantle everything you can dismantle (filter, dust container). It would be preferable to dismantle the Cyclone case and make sure that no liquid has reached the electronic board. You should also wash the filter to avoid the unpleasant smell that appears when you use the vacuum cleaner.
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Thank you. Amazing video, great information. My brush are not rotating and I tested the connector and no voltage. I need to check the wiring, i hope its not the board.
Thank you buddy, going to do this over coming weekend :-) heh removing connectors is part that scares me the most, will try big of oil as you suggested.fingers crossed 😅
Good luck!
@@techfixPOV Thank you sir, could I ask you how long it did take you Cca from start to finish apart from waiting for parts to dry? Just that I can x that by 3 at least as I am nowhere near you level 🫢
Great video. Just a tip for anyone with a new V15, Gen5 or V12 where the cyclone gasket is protruding. Push the gasket into the housing of the cyclone to prevent issues with the seal ripping later on with use and then a new cyclone body being required because the seals are damaged and the cyclones are leaking dust and there is airflow entering the ripped gasket seal area. Dyson should ensure that these seals do not protrude during manufacture.
V15 te bulunan conta sorunu nedeniyle V11 tercih edeceğim.
I also noticed this problem with the gaskets, I do the same. Very good advice!
Okay overall I'm quite impressed with your persistence and also Dyson's engineering. You've thoroughly convinced me not to try this with mine... but now I'm wondering if there is an alternative method of deep cleaning. Do you think you could simultaneously blow air through the vacuum while lightly touching it with a vibrating finish sander? Maybe the high frequency vibration would shake off all that caked on dust? any other ideas on how to clean it?
Hello! Yes, your solution could work too. You won't clean absolutely everything, but it will help to remove a considerable amount of dust.
Hiii what would your recommendation be for when the cyclone motor body gets wet. For context my bf vacuumed beer up on a Saturday night so Monday night I made sure to clean my Dyson parts and dusted off the cyclone body, also let it rest our side so that any moisture could dry. This morning I woke up to it drizzling, I haven’t tested it out as I’m waiting for it to hopefully air dry. So idk I’m just looking for guidance on what to do since warranty doesn’t cover it and they’re out of stock right now. Thank you
In situations like this, the first thing you should do is disconnect the battery. The battery is very easy to remove, you don't need a screwdriver.
== If you do not disconnect the battery and liquid has reached the electronic board, the process of oxidation of the exposed components will begin, the oxidation being much accelerated in the areas where there is voltage. Things get even worse if you try to use the vacuum cleaner.==
After that, dismantle everything you can dismantle (filter, dust container). It would be preferable to dismantle the Cyclone case and make sure that no liquid has reached the electronic board. You should also wash the filter to avoid the unpleasant smell that appears when you use the vacuum cleaner.
Do you also have a video for V12?
Not yet. I will try to make one soon.
Your Work 👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻, Dyson 👎🏻
Thank you!