Dyson dc39 service and motor change

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  • Опубликовано: 4 янв 2025

Комментарии • 14

  • @oggzm4982
    @oggzm4982 Год назад +1

    Thanks mate, I'll be able to repair that DC39 thats been sitting in the garage with a bad motor for 5 years now :)

  • @Celticmouse
    @Celticmouse Год назад

    I need to try and get hold of replacement motor for one of our DC39. Any ideas in the UK

  • @ai522
    @ai522 3 года назад

    I’ve cleaned the hoses, filter, fully disassembled and cleaned the cyclone (replaced a gasket as well) but there’s still this “off” smell. It’s certainly not similar to when the vacuum is dirty but it’s also not a strong burning smell either. Any ideas? The suction is still powerful

    • @yorkknight
      @yorkknight  3 года назад

      Hi- possibly slipping belt- or perhaps the motor is on its way out? Bearing at end of rollers can start to "dry" too.

    • @ai522
      @ai522 3 года назад +1

      @@yorkknight the motor might be on its way out. my neighbor was throwing it away because it had no suction (when I took it apart it looked as if it wasn’t cleaned since WWII) and that fixed it. where is the belt located? I didn’t see it during the tear down. not big on dysons but the suction is great! Thanks again!

  • @jxx1234
    @jxx1234 2 года назад

    what is the replacement part number of the motor please.

  • @Ecksterphono
    @Ecksterphono 2 года назад

    All these gimmick videos on Dyson radial root technology vacuums doesn't reveal the hidden issues that do go wrong. Yes cyclone separation has its advantages, basically in the eye of those cyclone centrifugal chambers, the air is cleaner. However with centrifugal forces comes consequences. Over centrifugal and cinetic oscillation ( in the newer) ones causes the real fine dust to get imbedded in those foam gasket, in the hopper unit ( I call it ) and works its way through the tips. These fine micron particles as they swirl causes static cling because some of these become electrically charged and cling to the plastic, no matter how much cyclone activity, these particles will not work loose and become caked on the tips and nozzle chambers. Dyson doesn't need to over technologize vacuums. Another thing is yes when in use the air is cleaner and it is bagless it reduces need of a bag and filters, but at what cost. First of all these caked fine particles over time in the chambers still carries pathogens that can grow and migrate in the crevices of the vacuum. Bacteria like dark environments. Any humidity will add to the spread. Washing that cyclone chamber assembly is a bad move because now, the crevices won't dry properly and now you've added an environment for bacteria to grow. The foam gasket on top of that chamber needs to be removed. The 7 t8 torx screws needs to come off and that foam gasket needs to be thoroughly dried, because if you don't take that off crevice mold will develop. You may need to order a new gasket for the top. Taking all the gaskets and seals out and cleaning the chamber ring completely of dust film will destroy the odors. Best bet is to take all the plastic parts of that chamber assembly and put it out in the fresh air for 12 hours and let it air out. ( It does wonders) My take on this project is this. Bagless is not always better and overboard on the technology is not simplicity and causes more issues in a short time. Replacing bags and filters are cheaper than this service process. This type of service for Dyson is not cheap. I have a Meile that I use constantly and it's from the early 2000. Bags and filters are cheap. I also know people that have an electrolux canister from the 60s and they still can get components. One can still get Bags for a filter queen. But a Dyson dustbin or certain filters are pretty much obsolete.

    • @yorkknight
      @yorkknight  2 года назад +1

      Wow- thanks for your point of view. I dont view it as a gimmick video- more a quick guide for someone wanting to do a service / repair. I do agree that they are a bit over complicated- hence why they go wrong and the need for repair videos.

    • @Ecksterphono
      @Ecksterphono 2 года назад +1

      @York Knight it's not your video I'm talking about it's the Dyson commercial or engineering videos that are the gimmick videos. There's an individual that's posting videos about common myths on Dyson vacuums and he calls me a tribalist and racist and asks for proof of dustbins going cloudy from sandblasting. He says the vacuums are so go that the vacuums he sees never has cloudy dustbins or canisters. Sadly I can't post pictures in the comments.

  • @kingstonrobin
    @kingstonrobin 5 месяцев назад

    Ditch the music video

    • @scrimshank1
      @scrimshank1 2 месяца назад

      The little Beggar man.🥱