Hi Michael,
I am sorry to hear you are having difficulty with your DC33. The problem you are describing with the hose sounds like a blockage. Please visit http://www.dyson.com/support/help.asp?article=1419&product=DC33-MULTIFLOOR for step by step instructions to locate and remove any blockages. You may also want to wash your filters to ensure proper performance.
The squealing sound you describe is unusual. With the machine turned off and unplugged, we recommend inspecting the brush bar for any debris that could be wrapped around the brush and making contact with the belt. However, because you have recently changed the belt, we would also appreciate the opportunity to trouble shoot with you over the phone. Please call us at 1-866-693-9766 US or 0800 298 0298 UK so we can provide further assistance.
Best wishes,
Jessica
SOURCE: No suction in upright position
Check the adapters at the bottom. They're supposed to move cleanly when you lower the handle. It's pretty obvious if there's an air gap when you lower the handle, and you should hear the suction in the air gap.
And...call Dyson...their support is great!
SOURCE: Dyson Dc07
I had the same issue and solved it easily.My experience is the same as the March 6th response/ When you push your foot onto the base and then recline the handle, use your toe to gently push the very front of the base down closer to the carpet. This creates a much stronger seal and suction and picks up every bit of dirt easily. If i do not do this extra step the suction is much much less. I tried an experiment with sand that I poured onto my carpet. Initially, I went over the sand 4 times and the dyson 07 would only pick up 50 percent of the sand. I then poured more sand onto the carpet, and this time pushed the front lip down so it was contacting the carpet. This time only two passes were needed to completely **** up all the sand. Not sure why this is not in the manual but it really works. Good Luck!
SOURCE: dyson 18 losing suction
Check the HEPA filter if it has one. This bit of foam gets clogged over time and significantly reduces the suction especially if you've been vacuuming a lot of very dusty areas i.e. dust from building work etc. Just wash the filter with lots of water and leave to dry before reinserting.
SOURCE: dyson dc07 yellow/blue no suction at base
Sounds like you've **** up something which is obstructing the suction from the brush bar. There's a little section of curved grey pipe near the base which carries the dirt from the head up the vertical pipe at the back. This section can be removed, check there is nothing jammed in there, paper etc.
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