20 Most Recent Dirt Devil KONE Hand Vacuum MO213BLU Vacuum Questions & Answers

Grab the upper and lower conic sections, one in each hand. Twist the lower section clockwise to remove from the upper section. The filter is in the section - remove and empty, then replace and twist back to close and lock.

Hi there,

Well first of all you may check that the charger (adapter) is working or not, you may use a volt meter to check it out or use another charger to make sure....... further you may follow the step below -
1. Remove the battery pack from Vacuum.
2. Hold down the power button for five seconds.
3. Reinstall the battery to reset the system.
4. Plug the Charger directly into vacuum.
5. Charge the battery untill the power light is solid green again and keep the vacuum on the charger for an additional 72 hours (3 days). Important: Do NOT interrupt this charging cycle.
If further you have the same problem it means it's time to change the old battery with new one.

Good Luck!!
Thanks for using FixYa!!

Hi there,

Well first of all you may check that the charger (adapter) is working or not, you may use a volt meter to check it out or use another charger to make sure....... further you may follow the step below -
1. Remove the battery pack from Vacuum.
2. Hold down the power button for five seconds.
3. Reinstall the battery to reset the system.
4. Plug the Charger directly into vacuum.
5. Charge the battery untill the power light is solid green again and keep the vacuum on the charger for an additional 72 hours (3 days). Important: Do NOT interrupt this charging cycle.
If further you have the same problem it means it's time to change the old battery with new one.

Good Luck!!

Thanks for using FixYa!!

sheesh, did anyone actually read the person's question? It's about the battery, not the filter.

You have to get the outer cover off and it's not easy. There are four tabs which need to be released. I have to use a very sharp, heavy duty knife and jam something in at each tab. Eventually I was able to get the cover off.

The battery compartment appear to be 6 sub-C NiCd batteries. These are tack welded together in series. They aren't cheap unless ordering from China. Honestly, it's probably not worth the effort unless you are like me and want to fix stuff for satisfaction.

This answer may be too late for you, but may help someone else.

check if there is thermal fuse or breaker that opened

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sounds like it may be cross threaded , or bits of grit holding it tight ,try tapping round the rim with screwdriver handle to see if it will loosen anything that's holding it ,then get someone else to help you hold one end and you hold the other end and twist..