How to take apart & fully clean the Dyson V7 animal

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  • Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
  • In this video I show how to take apart and clean the Dyson v7 animal hoover.
    As mentioned in the video some of the steps need to be done extra carefully or they may break some parts and invalidate any warranty you have!
    I hope this video helps and please do subscribe if you like this content!

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  • @paulklink5387
    @paulklink5387 Год назад +9

    Great video! 4 more tiny T7 screws, and you can split the Medusa looking thing on top and take it apart. I am talking about the plastic piece with that red gasket. If you want to do that, it is a T7 and you will need a thin extension (or a seperateT7 "screw driver") for the tool she bought. It needs to be about 5 inches long to get down into Medusa's head and reach those 4 screws. Very easy to do if you have taken it apart to this point. Also, if you do it, there is the red gasket and another black one I almost missed because it blended in with the shadows and dust in mine. I took a picture after I separated it, I just don't see a way to upload a picture to this.

    • @allthingsmumlifeUK
      @allthingsmumlifeUK  Год назад +1

      Thank you for your helpful comment, it’s certainly worth a try! Thanks again 🌟

  • @donnajensen683
    @donnajensen683 3 месяца назад +2

    This video was very easy to follow. Great instructions. I was having suction problems and I am very happy that it was such an easy fix. Thank you.

  • @eileenreynolds55
    @eileenreynolds55 8 месяцев назад +3

    Thank you for such a helpful explanation. One thing which I would recommend as very useful for cleaning the nooks & crannies was an old toothbrush.

  • @LovelyHishi
    @LovelyHishi Год назад

    This is the ONLY video I could find where it is shown how to correctly place the rubber seals back and how to CORRECTLY PLACE THE BIN BACK so then the filter section does slide back in. Until your video it just didn’t go in, and I was in despair. Thank you! Thank you! 🎉

    • @allthingsmumlifeUK
      @allthingsmumlifeUK  Год назад

      Chuffed my video could be of help!! 😃
      Thank you for your positive feedback and take care ☀️

  • @helmutkluckner7793
    @helmutkluckner7793 Год назад

    Actually, it is well explained. Nothing is bulletproof. If someone takes it apart and just thinks a little bit, before go bunkers. Then the demonstration is very useful. I so often watch things like this, because so often there is just some little discovery by a demonstration like yours, that can be super helpful, not running in circles and become frustrated. I smile, I got it working, as your easy talk talked me in just to do it. Yes now he is the Vacuum cleaner that runs in circles again. Thank you very much.

  • @HektorBandimar
    @HektorBandimar 25 дней назад +1

    Excellent video, very helpful. Thank you.

  • @jonathonrowley3535
    @jonathonrowley3535 Год назад +8

    I worked at Dyson from 1995 to 2002 on the production line and one thing that was absolutely drilled into us …….DO NOT CALL IT A HOOVER !! 😂

    • @allthingsmumlifeUK
      @allthingsmumlifeUK  Год назад +1

      Haha but why?! It is a hoover? 😅

    • @di1631
      @di1631 Год назад +2

      @@allthingsmumlifeUK no, it’s a vacuum cleaner. Dyson is a make of vacuum cleaner and Hoover is another make. We should really call the action “vacuuming” and not hoovering. I think because most people in the 1950’s and 60’s had Hoovers, that the word hoovering came about then.

    • @lynettemcdade8550
      @lynettemcdade8550 Год назад

      I found it helpful but the hoover amused me as we never Hoover we just Vacuum I would dare to say that we don't even Dyson it. lol

  • @shannoncoleman
    @shannoncoleman 5 месяцев назад +1

    I was watching this video to try to get that tricky seal back in and i got it! Thank you 😊

    • @allthingsmumlifeUK
      @allthingsmumlifeUK  5 месяцев назад

      Great job! glad I could help!! This is one tricky hoover to clean! 🧼

  • @anitaoconnell3611
    @anitaoconnell3611 Год назад +15

    My experience: If you’re following this video I suggest you do not take the rubber seal off the collection bin. I spent nearly two hours off and on trying to get the bloody thing back on so that the bin flap would stay closed while vacuuming. I just took it to the vacuum repair shop and now waiting for a technician to solve it.

    • @allthingsmumlifeUK
      @allthingsmumlifeUK  Год назад +3

      Oh no sorry to hear this happened to you!!
      As mentioned in this video it is very hard to get and off but if you want to get all the dirt out it’s essential!
      I think if you suffer from arthritis or anything along those lines this would be a near on impossible step to do (with respect), after completing this clean a few times I managed to get the knack of putting it on and off easier!
      Did you also try using a tool to push it back in place? (Like I did in this video with a flat head screw driver)

    • @anitaoconnell3611
      @anitaoconnell3611 Год назад +4

      Yes, I used a flat head screwdriver. I neglected to mention I loved your video which was clear and concise and I had no problem with cleaning the parts. 🇨🇦

    • @allthingsmumlifeUK
      @allthingsmumlifeUK  Год назад +2

      @@anitaoconnell3611 aww thank you so much Anita for sending your positive feedback all the way from Canada to me in the U.K.!! 💓 take care and all the best 💓

    • @anitaoconnell3611
      @anitaoconnell3611 Год назад +2

      @@allthingsmumlifeUK Hi UK Mum: just wanted to let you know that it only cost $28.00 for the repairman to install the rubber seal. He told me not to take it off again, lol. Thanks again for a great video!🇨🇦

    • @allthingsmumlifeUK
      @allthingsmumlifeUK  Год назад +1

      @@anitaoconnell3611 aww thank you so much for letting me and others watching this know! I’m in the U.K. not sure how much it would cost here or if we have a place offering that service, did he recommend how to clean it if you will not remove it?
      Take care and all the best!

  • @maj_ly_mad
    @maj_ly_mad Год назад +1

    thank you very much for this video, i didnt know the filter came apart. just a quick note there are some components that i personally wouldnt have submerged but probably a safer way would be playing compressed air into it as that would get the dust out of the crevasses (would need to be done outside) you can get a can of compressed air for electronic cleaning from poundland for £1

  • @richardgrilk57
    @richardgrilk57 7 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks for the vid! If the grab hold of the two parts of the cone head ( 7:30 in your vid ) and pull you can pull them apart without using pry tools and cause damage. It does take a bit of force but can be done. btw the round filter is the post filter and is not washable.

    • @cwood0984
      @cwood0984 Месяц назад +1

      Thank you for this advice! Just saved me a LOT of time (and possibly damage)

  • @yellowtulip14
    @yellowtulip14 Год назад +2

    Excellent video! Very clear and concise explanation. Well done!!

  • @extropy1
    @extropy1 Месяц назад +2

    2p and 1p coins are used instead of a screwdriver on the brush head. When prying, don't use a screwdriver, use a strong plastic 'Spudger'. Never metal on plastic.

  • @Kidraver555
    @Kidraver555 9 месяцев назад +2

    Another video does not reccomend immersing the vac head as it has a motor in it, but other than that thanks for a very well presented how to which really helped me get my dyson going properly again, my problem was that I used baking soda on some doggy stains while it was damp the damp baking soda was about the worst thing I could have put through the vac it was like concrete when it did dry.

    • @cwood0984
      @cwood0984 Месяц назад

      OMG I have this same exact problem!! This comment (and video about how to fix it) was quite literally the ONLY reason I came here! Thank you for sharing the problem that brought you here!!!! 🙏

  • @user-hm4jx2ks5m
    @user-hm4jx2ks5m 7 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks so much, worked along with you this morning and helped a lot.

  • @palgulati15
    @palgulati15 8 месяцев назад

    Excellent demonstration of the procedure . Very detailed 👍

  • @Xshunin
    @Xshunin 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you for this super detailed video! I recently clogged mine with so mich fine dust that it refused to vacuum. I was pleasently surprised how easy it is to take this apart! :D

  • @daleglenny8253
    @daleglenny8253 Год назад +5

    It’s hilarious that you call a Dyson a Hoover😂😂😂

    • @sherylF5610
      @sherylF5610 7 месяцев назад +1

      It's like asking for a Kleenex no matter what the box says. My English friend Susie says "Time to do the hoovering"
      Or "Now it's time to hoover the dining room. The name hoover becomes a verb, an action.

  • @EnderAnimals4
    @EnderAnimals4 Год назад

    Thank you. I took mine apart and was having a small breakdown trying to get it back together.

  • @kristyeastman6638
    @kristyeastman6638 Год назад +1

    Thank you
    I just saved $80 bucks 🙂

  • @HaKhadija-ms7uc
    @HaKhadija-ms7uc 2 месяца назад +1

    Thank you for your helpful❤️

  • @leepotvin9291
    @leepotvin9291 11 месяцев назад

    Excellent demo

  • @Ecksterphono
    @Ecksterphono Год назад +8

    You have to remember. Dysons digital motor technology is sensitive. And has sensors. Even without the LCD screen like the v15 and other models the circuit board on the powerhead digital motor controls the vacuum motors performance and the periferies around it. This being said the digital motor has software in that circuit board and is much like a computer and controls a driver. Now the driver inputs from the powerbrush and outputs vary as the powerbrush goes from hardwood floors to carpet due to slight resistance or load this in turn acts as a load sensor and also adjusts the speed of the powerheads digital motor even at the highest setting to meet the needs of the vacuums performance. Now if water enters into the small roller bearings in the powerbrush end and rust and oxidation occurs then the powerbrush can't spin freely which in fact can impair suction performance and if the load is to strong because of grimy water getting past the motor seals the digital motor computer may bypass the powerbrush mode and disable it and flash a yellow code on the LED indicator. Water damages the internal components of the direct drive motor. Best thing is to replace the direct motor. Even though dry you may now have contaminated the bearings in the direct drive motor and it may work for a while until the bearings pile up. Bad idea submerging the whole head with motor in water, even briefly.

    • @Hoboski
      @Hoboski 10 месяцев назад +1

      Wish I️ had seen this sooner. I️ wiped the brush roller head and submerged it in water and it ruined the brush head motor. I now have to replace it, although only 1.5 years old. Do not recommend following this video.

    • @trickyaim
      @trickyaim 5 месяцев назад

      Oh dear 😮

    • @JulesEG97
      @JulesEG97 3 месяца назад

      Yap king pls going king of yap

  • @HaKhadija-ms7uc
    @HaKhadija-ms7uc 2 месяца назад

    Thank you soooooo much 🤍

    • @allthingsmumlifeUK
      @allthingsmumlifeUK  2 месяца назад

      No problem my sister! Cleaning a hoover is not fun but glad you enjoyed the video anyway! 😃🌷

  • @HaKhadija-ms7uc
    @HaKhadija-ms7uc 2 месяца назад

    You are Amazing

    • @allthingsmumlifeUK
      @allthingsmumlifeUK  2 месяца назад

      Do you think?! 😃 thank you kind sister 👧 🌷🌟

  • @batintheattic7293
    @batintheattic7293 11 месяцев назад

    Swooshing it. You're swooshing it :D . Given that it takes 24 hours to dry before it can be used, again, I might just take a paint brush to mine. I'm waiting for the cleaning of the motor and filter and all the internal gubbins because it doesn't seem to matter which head I have on - it's on and off and on and off and that's no way to get a floor cleaned.

  • @sidremey
    @sidremey 10 месяцев назад +2

    1:09 - you should not immerse the head in water. That central spindle is the motor and water will wreck electrical contacts in the motor because water leaves deposits when it dries - soapy water more so. You can use 99.9% isopropyl alcohol to clean the head. That will shift dirt better than water and can be used to clean any electronics or electrical contacts because it dries pretty much immediately and leaves nothing behind. Good video though

    • @allthingsmumlifeUK
      @allthingsmumlifeUK  10 месяцев назад

      Thank you for your feedback, this has been noted! This hoover has been washed multiple times submerged in water as per the video and I can confirm I have no motor faults. If it changes I will of course update the video and notes accordingly.

    • @fionaross2321
      @fionaross2321 2 месяца назад

      I wish I’d read that earlier, I didn’t submerge mine just put a ran water across the clear plastic cover but now it won’t spin and I need a new head £65

  • @HaKhadija-ms7uc
    @HaKhadija-ms7uc 2 месяца назад

    You are spécial ❤️

    • @allthingsmumlifeUK
      @allthingsmumlifeUK  2 месяца назад

      I am certain I am not as special and kind as you! Appreciate your kind words anyway! 😃🌷🌟

  • @Me-je2jv
    @Me-je2jv Год назад

    You're amazing! Thank You🙏😊❤️💯

  • @erikabroussardhypnotherapy6951
    @erikabroussardhypnotherapy6951 9 месяцев назад

    Great video! Accidentally the little plastic door popped and is separated from the bin. Can u give me an idea how to put it back ?

  • @ArtsyAzi
    @ArtsyAzi 5 месяцев назад

    This is good demonstration but I wouldn’t meddle too much with the internal parts, especially those screwed ones. I can see how you can damage the parts with too much poking. I wouldn’t risk damaging mine because there’s a reason why they’re screwed in the first place. Removable parts are enough

  • @tar_d_grade
    @tar_d_grade Год назад

    Very helpful thanks a lot 😊

  • @spannerman2887
    @spannerman2887 10 месяцев назад

    Good job but you should have gone all the way and cleaned the last layer of the cyclone with the red gasket.

  • @leebeeskee
    @leebeeskee Год назад

    The bit I want to take off is the red ring around the top of the bin. I found the screw inside the bin but when it comes to releasing it from the bit where the white wire goes in, it feels like it’s going to break, even though there’s a screw under there to get the silver nozzle bit off, so it must come off?

  • @sowmyamohanraj9159
    @sowmyamohanraj9159 Год назад +1

    👏👏👏

  • @Malakut12
    @Malakut12 Год назад

    They're called Cotton Swabs.

    • @allthingsmumlifeUK
      @allthingsmumlifeUK  Год назад

      In England we call them buds 😄 hope the meaning was clear none the less 🙂

  • @jeramiahcastro9868
    @jeramiahcastro9868 Год назад

    question you put the cleaner head into the water is it going to ruin the cleaner head?

    • @allthingsmumlifeUK
      @allthingsmumlifeUK  Год назад

      Some viewers may disagree, but it hasn’t ruined the cleaner head for me!

  • @lesleyknox1243
    @lesleyknox1243 5 месяцев назад

    Mine has been apart after emptying and trying for 5 days to get it back together...it's stuck at an odd angle and I can't move it now 😢

    • @allthingsmumlifeUK
      @allthingsmumlifeUK  5 месяцев назад

      Sorry for my late reply!! What part is stuck? Perhaps myself or other commenters can help you out!?

  • @deswilkins2001
    @deswilkins2001 Год назад +3

    Don't think it's a good idea to fully submerge the motor head. Just wipe it with a damp cloth.

    • @allthingsmumlifeUK
      @allthingsmumlifeUK  Год назад +1

      But did you see the dirt that collects under all the layer.. a damp cloth does not remove all of the amount of dust under the layers.. can you pin point the exact minute in the video as to what you are referring to wipe clean? So I can recheck :) thank you!

    • @jjstephenson2692
      @jjstephenson2692 Год назад +2

      @@allthingsmumlifeUK DO NOT submerge the entire cleaning head of this device in water?
      See comment.

    • @allthingsmumlifeUK
      @allthingsmumlifeUK  Год назад

      I believe this man’s comment is in regards to a different part of the hoover you have already commented about

  • @vagos696
    @vagos696 Год назад +1

    there is a motor in the head that you have submerged in the water

    • @allthingsmumlifeUK
      @allthingsmumlifeUK  Год назад

      Where? Can you pinpoint the exact minute in the video so I can further check that?

    • @vagos696
      @vagos696 Год назад

      @@allthingsmumlifeUK 2:14, the head has a motor which spins the brush. Motor and water is a no go.

    • @jjstephenson2692
      @jjstephenson2692 Год назад +1

      @@allthingsmumlifeUK 🤦‍♂

    • @allthingsmumlifeUK
      @allthingsmumlifeUK  Год назад +1

      @@vagos696 hi!
      So to clarify it is the largest floor head (you attach to the hose) that you are referring to?
      Where is the motor with the wires/electrical parts (as has been said in the comments)in this floor attachment please?
      Many thanks!

    • @AlanJames1987
      @AlanJames1987 10 месяцев назад

      @@allthingsmumlifeUK He is right that there is motor in the gray shaft of the cleaning head shown in the bottom left of 00:40. Is is the shaft that the roller brush attaches to.
      However, you submerge any electronic device in water with no issue, even a motor, as long as it's not powered. The Great Scott RUclips channel did a video on this called "Electronics & Water? What could possibly go wrong?"

  • @ericbeckett4474
    @ericbeckett4474 4 месяца назад +1

    THE PART YOU CALL A "CYLINDER" PART IS AN ELECTRIC MOTOR YOU DON'T SUBMERGE ELECTICAL COMPONENTS IN WATER ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS DONT LIKE WATER BECAUSE YOU DEGRADE THE BEARING GREASE AND CAUSE INGRESS OF DIRT WHICH CAN CAUSE A SHORT CICUIT AND KILL YOUR MOTOR WHAT ARE YOU THINKING!

  • @darrenlloyd2990
    @darrenlloyd2990 Год назад

    I did half of what you did and my machine is still pulsating can you help Darren from Australia

    • @lynettemcdade8550
      @lynettemcdade8550 Год назад

      Try the video on why the vacuum is pulsating. Annoying Hey.

  • @user-zt6up6gj6c
    @user-zt6up6gj6c 5 месяцев назад

    Wouldn't it be easier to take it to Dyson to clean it. Have MS and no way my fingers could do it without ruin the machine.

    • @allthingsmumlifeUK
      @allthingsmumlifeUK  4 месяца назад

      Hi! I hope you are doing well!! I didn’t realise Dyson offer a cleaning service for their products?! If it is reasonably priced then I would of course as yes it is too fiddly to clean!!
      Take care wherever you are in the world 🌍 💓

    • @user-zt6up6gj6c
      @user-zt6up6gj6c 4 месяца назад

      @@allthingsmumlifeUKthanks

  • @ianlitterickgm6693
    @ianlitterickgm6693 3 месяца назад

    But why? It's supposed to **do** the cleaning, not **need** cleaning. If it works don't fix it! You just risk damaging it. The filters need washing from time to time and ultimately replacing when it won't stop pulsing with the filters on. And you need to unblock it -- far too often -- if you use it for real cleaning. But if cleaning cleaners is what turns you on, then enjoy!

  • @jjstephenson2692
    @jjstephenson2692 Год назад +2

    For anyone watching here and thinking of following this 'guide':
    Don't put the entire bloody cleaning head assembly in water?
    There is wiring connecting the endpoint to the ball swivel joint which you cannot guarantee will be shielded from moisture.
    🙄

    • @allthingsmumlifeUK
      @allthingsmumlifeUK  Год назад

      Thank you for your feedback, can you please pin point the minute of the video in reference to the part you are saying not to put in the water?
      Thank you

    • @vagos696
      @vagos696 Год назад +1

      @@allthingsmumlifeUK lol we have responded with the exact minute, and yet you still dont know what we are talking about? Again, there is a motor inside the brush head. That is the reason there are 2 pins on top of the head brush piece.

    • @jjstephenson2692
      @jjstephenson2692 Год назад

      @@allthingsmumlifeUK you can begin at 1:11?

    • @allthingsmumlifeUK
      @allthingsmumlifeUK  Год назад

      @@vagos696 I actually have only just logged on to my comments today and seen your reply about the minute!! Bare with me I will go and check!!

    • @AlanJames1987
      @AlanJames1987 10 месяцев назад

      @@vagos696 You can submerge any electronic device in water with no issue, as long as it's not powered. The Great Scott RUclips channel did a video on this called "Electronics & Water? What could possibly go wrong?"

  • @user-wn5wi2gv1t
    @user-wn5wi2gv1t 7 месяцев назад

    Very helpful video, but why are you calling it a Hoover? That is a completely different brand. Is this some British quirk, like how some Americans used to say "I need a Kleenex"?
    It's great when a brand reaches such ubiquity that people begin to use the brand name as a term ("just google it"), but this is an insult to Dyson!! This is a completely different and superior product to an old-fashioned Hoover brand vacuum cleaner... Please call it by the correct name (calling a Dyson a "Hoover" just sounds ignorant) and remove the word "hoover" from the description! And then please re-record over all your audio to say VACUUM! Would you make a car video and call your Honda a Ford all the time!? LOL
    Also you really need to invest $2 in a plastic pry tool set on eBay rather than destroying your $300-800 vacuum using a screwdriver to pry things off and damage all the plastic!

    • @30BuckBret
      @30BuckBret 2 дня назад

      Yes just like Kleenex & Band-aid etc etc it's using a brand name to describe an item 👏. Can you give us some comparisons of Dyson vs Hoover please, Hoover make some pretty great spot washers & other vacuums these days cos you just sound ignorant ("just google it"). She didn't destroy her Hoover at all please watch the end of the video where its magically not destroyed & working perfectly fine. Also it's called genericization (calling a vacuum a "term" just sounds ignorant) LOL