Easy Fix for Dyson Pulsing and Surging - Top 5 Reasons and Solutions - V6, V7, V8, V10, V11, V15
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2024
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Are you frustrated with your Dyson Vacuum surging and pulsing during your cleaning sessions? You're not alone! In this comprehensive guide, we'll dive into the five most common reasons behind this issue and provide you with step-by-step solutions to get your vacuum working smoothly again. These problems/fixes apply to the Dyson V6, V7, V8, V10, V11, and V15.
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0:00 - Introduction
0:16 - Reason 1: Bin Check
0:22 - Reason 2: Tube Obstructions
0:40 - Reason 3: Clogged Filter
1:11 - Reason 4: Clogged Back Filter
1:32 - Reason 5: Battery Replacement
2:00 - Conclusion
Introduction
Have you ever wondered why your Dyson Vacuum surges and pulses during use? Stay tuned as we explore the top five reasons and solutions in this video.
Reason 1: Bin Check
The first and simplest solution may surprise you. Check if your bin is too full. An overflowing bin can make the vacuum's motor behave as if it's clogged. Clearing the bin is a quick and easy fix.
Reason 2: Tube Obstructions
Obstructions or blockages in the vacuum's tube are another common culprit. You can check for a blockage by looking down the tube or removing it. Sometimes, a dryer sheet, cotton ball, or other debris could be blocking the passage. Ensure that the inner flap inside is clear too.
Reason 3: Clogged Filter
A clogged filter can lead to pulsing. To test if this is the issue, remove the filter, pull the trigger and see if the pulsing stops. If it does, clean the filter thoroughly by washing it inside and out. Use a screwdriver to pry it off and remove debris inside. Let it dry for 24 hours or more. If this becomes a recurring problem, consider getting a new set of filters.
Reason 4: Back Filter (For V6)
For Dyson vacuums in very dirty environments, simply replacing the back filter can solve the issue. However, for the V6 model, some extra steps are needed. You'll need to dismantle the vacuum by removing the Phillips screw on the handle and gently prying it apart, then clean the foam component.
Reason 5: Battery Replacement
Sometimes, all your Dyson Vacuum needs is a new battery. We'll guide you through the process of replacing the battery. It's a cost-effective solution that can make your vacuum feel brand new. Simply remove the dust bin, unscrew the old battery, and replace it with a new one.
Conclusion
We hope this guide helps you resolve the surging and pulsing issue with your Dyson Vacuum. If you found this video helpful, please give it a thumbs up and subscribe for more tips and solutions to common household problems. Thanks for watching, and until next time, happy cleaning!
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The dyson website had showed holding the conical top filter by holding the entire thing under running water - they NEVER showed or explained that it could be taken apart. My dyson's top filter was all caked up with dry, frequently-washed crud. Now the vacuum works, thanks to your demo. Many thanks.
Excellent observation, thanks for letting everyone know. Glad it's now working properly!
V8 pulsing... it was the cylindrical filter in the top for me. Back to normal after a good clean. Thanks very much. 👍
Glad to hear it's back up and running! 👍
Worked for me! Thanks!
Excellent, glad to hear it! 👍
A great help, thank you.
You're welcome, glad it helped! 👍
You're the best! My Dyson works now thanks to your video and information. Again, thanks!
Excellent! Glad to hear it! 👍
Thank you!! Unclogged mine and its back to normal.❤
Awesome, glad to hear it! Happy vacuuming!!! 👍
Cleaning the filter worked! Thanks for this!
Excellent, glad to hear it! Thanks
Thanks this helped!!!
Thank you so much! I thought I'd have to get a new one
Awesome! Glad it helped! 👍
Unclogged mine n its working again thank you brother ❤
You're welcome, glad I could help! 👍
Thanks so much! I thought my filter was clean but after looking at your video, I gave it a good rinse and it was filthy! Put in a new filter and works like new!!
Awesome, so glad to hear it! Thanks for the feedback! 👍
Brilliant!
I just had to replace the battery for this and it is now $110 plus shipping
Thank you, problem solved.
Excellent! Glad to hear it! 👍
Thanks! #3 for me
Sweet!
There was a paper stuck in the vacuum, thanks dude
You're welcome, glad you fixed it! 👍
Clogged filter may have done the trick for me! I started out with a failed original battery. Dyson wanted something around $120 for an OEM, but like you said I was able to buy a (larger) battery for $32. It was kind of strange that the "pulsing" only started after I got a new battery. Thinking there was a problem with the new battery, I wound up returning it and getting a replacement. When there was the same behavior with the new battery, I knew that wasn't the problem. But, when I removed the filter, the pulsing stopped. So, I've cleaned that out and am assuming that was the problem.
Nice! Hope it works now.
@@PracticalMechanic What I'm thinking is that the new battery is working so much better than the old one that lost its ability to hold its charge, that the obstructed airway now really causes a problem (the air is being pulled hard enough that the restriction is causing a problem.) This means I've been working with 1/2 a vacuum for who knows how long!
That makes a lot of sense, good luck!
Even if taking the filter out makes it work, that might not be your issue
I took the filter out and it works, but the issue was actually some hair and other stuff in the inlet pipe - guess the filter + blockage was restrictive enough to trigger the safe guard, but just the blockage alone wasn't.
Good tip, thanks for the feedback
My v8 only does that when I attach motor head. I took Motorrad apart but no luck...hmm
This sounds like a bad motherboard. This is a somewhat common issue with these units. You can replace the motherboard, and this should fix the issue.
Another approach I have heard is bypassing the protection circuit board. In other words, hardwire the battery directly to the motor. If you want to try that, proceed at your own risk:
1. Remove the battery.
2. Open the back of the unit so you can see the motherboard.
3. Disconnect the black and red wires coming from the battery.
4. Locate and disconnect the small red and white wires (may need to pull the motor out a bit).
5. Connect the small red wire to where the large red wire attaches.
6. Connect the small white wire to where the large black wire attaches.
7. Reassemble.
Now when you pull the trigger, power goes directly to the motor and ignores the protection circuit.
Because of this, release the trigger if the motor ever gets clogged or bogged down, otherwise you can potentially burn out the motor.
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And let us know how it goes!
@@PracticalMechanic Thanks for the amazing answer! Might be filter as it works when i take it out.
The official batteries are far more expensive and safer to use.
Where on EARTH are you finding Dyson replacement batteries for THIRTY dollars?
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