20 Most Recent Dyson DC07 Animal Bagless Upright Cyclonic Vacuum - Page 8 Questions & Answers

try this linkhttp://dysonmedic.co.uk/replacing-dyson-dc07-cyclone-bin-flap-catch-clip/

that means you have blockage in one of the pipes normally the one under the vac were the brush-bar is

It may need a new bin flap

it could be one or two things broken switch/ cable broke/ or fused, this video below will help if you need new switchhttp://www.videojug.com/film/how-to-replace-a-dyson-switch-and-actuator-dc07

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Hi there, it's Jack at Dyson. I'm sorry to hear you're having difficulty with your DC28. Although I note you've already checked for blockages in the cleaner head, you may want to follow the steps shown in the video below just to check everything is correct with your machine. Our online Support guide may also be useful to you:http://content.dyson.com/support/help.asp?article=1241&product=DC28-ANIMALIf you find that this doesn't improve the situation, please email us at [email protected], and we'll be in touch as soon as possible to provide further assistance.Best wishes,JackDyson Online Customer Supporthttp://www.dyson.com

this video will show you

easy fix watch this video

it's most likely got a blockage in the pipes this video will show you where to look..http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwcLnjpn9Tg&feature=endscreen

sounds like the clutch is the problem ,try this unplug the vac then lower the handle to the floor and back up again about four times it should adjust the clutch

It's most likey got a split in the hose, seperate the wand from the hose and depress the lever to remove from the rear and exend the hose inspecting in between the reinforcement rings. Splits can occur anywhere but are particularly prevelant at the plastic attachment ends

is the belt ok that drives it , is the clutch ok this video will give you instructions how to fix

sounds like the motor maybe clogged and over heating. if you can take apart the vacuum and find the motor. if you have a shop vac use that to clean out the dust and debris. put it back together and try it again. if this doesn't work i would replace the vacuum or get it repaired. i would NOT continue to run the vacuum if the plug gets hot after 3 minutes.

this video will show you

Martinsivyer: Turn the machine upside-down and see if you can turn the beater/brush bar with your hand. You should see the brush turning and feel the resistance from the motor. The brush/beater bar may be binding, and what you are smelling is the motor shaft spinning against the rubber belt. You can remove the base plate and check the brush/beater bar with the belt disconnected. If the brush/beater bar is difficult to turn, you need to remove the brush/beater bar and clean the bearings at each end, Remove any threads that are wound around the beater bar ends so that the bearings roll easily and smoothly. Check to see that your machine is not set too low for the surface that you are bacuuming. While you have the belt disconnected, check thi inside surface to see if the motor shaft has been spinning against the belt, you'll see the damage to the inside circumfrence of the belt.

If it was running for a while... It may be overheating. It has a reset: http://www.ehow.com/how_5943288_reset-dyson-vacuum.htmlBut maybe just let it cool for an hour or two and try it again?

it may have a bad on/off switch

The reset button is incorporated into the on/off switch for the brushroller which is the grey button next to the red power button. Try hitting that button separately.