20 Most Recent Dyson DC16 Root 6 Bagless Handheld Cyclonic Vacuum - Page 8 Questions & Answers

If your Dyson DC24 vacuum has no suction from the hose, it could be due to a blockage or a problem with the hose itself. Here are a few things you can try to troubleshoot the problem:

1. Check the hose for any blockages or kinks. Remove any blockages or straighten out any kinks to restore suction.
2. Check the hose for any visible damage, such as holes or cracks. If the hose is damaged, it will need to be replaced.
3. Check the hose connection points to make sure they are secure and not loose.
4. Check the filters to make sure they are clean and not clogged. If the filters are dirty or clogged, they can reduce suction.
5. If the problem persists after trying these troubleshooting steps, you may need to take the vacuum to a repair center for further diagnosis and repair.

It will be a blockage somewhere in the base. Videos that should help.

yes refer to unit instructions.

Hi, if the calibration steps (often) recommended by the manufacturer do not work, please switch outlets and monitor performance of the motor from the different power source. If this fails, then you might next swap your current motor with another one from ebay or alixpress and test the vacuum again with the substituted motor. Thank you.

I also have a dyson vacuum but it is an old version. I have been having that problem recently and i researched the internet about the similar subject. People are having so many complains about the release button . Hopefully you will solve it by calling the service to replace it with a new dyson. Otherwise the problem you are having will continue good luck??

Is the blue light flashing after the 20 seconds?

Hi, it sounds like the vacuum has received too much power at one time. If you've left it plugged into an outlet that varies in voltage or current from the standards of the vacuum, this might be the cause. You might need to use a connecting cord (that acts like a reverse outlet) to suck the excess power out of the vacuum and into a mobile battery/capacitor. This allows you to save any energy removed from the vacuum. Thank you.

It sounds like your drive belt has snapped and moved! Check out the video, I don't see a gasket. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2tLPRC6gjY More https://www.google.com/search?q=Dyson+DC50+replace+belt ..

If you had rolled it through some kind of petroleum based solvent like acetone, gasoline, kerosene, benzene, diesel fuel or, sometimes, alcohol, you may have converted the rubber tires into something akin to bubblegum. If you turn it upside down and feel them, check to see if they are sticky or gooey. If so, you'll have to replace them. Good luck.

open the dyson web page and click on spares for that information be sitting down when you read the reply

This confirms there are 2 fuses but not where? Is There A Fuse In My Dyson? Yes, there are 2 fuses in your Dyson vacuum that you should know about. The first is a standard electrical fuse that prevents damage from faults like short circuits and power surges. The second is a thermal fuse that prevents the vacuum motor from overheating and damaging the appliance. There are two disassembly videos here that _should_ show the location. https://www.google.com/search?q=dyson+v11+fuse+location ..

Is the dc14 the animal? If so there's a red button on the front of the canisters handle and you press that in while gently lifting out and up

bearings /motor failing

If you get it wrong, the brush will move in the wrong direction. Nothing else.

It is a known issue. Have a look at all the videos. https://www.google.com/search?q=Dyson+slim+DC18+no+suction ..

This is how to dissassemble. Hope it helps. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FwNDO3pUxzM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AL0rKJR8TFQ

Remove the motor head from the extension pipe and look carefully at the mounting hole the pipe plugs into. Next to the main hole there should be 2 pin connectors, either above it or below it. This is the power supply connector for the head unit. GENTLY use your finger to try and move these pins, they should not move. Sometimes these pins can break and stop the motor working. Sadly they cannot be repaired so you might have to replace the whole motorhead.

Claim on warranty, forge an invoice. The quality of modern units especially the rechargeable stick vacs are the pits! I remember the days when James Dyson made them in Wales and they had a lifetime warranty. Now they are made in Indonesia for a bowl of rice!

A good troubleshooting technique with vacuum cleaners is to flip it over and instead of focusing on the bag, you focus on the road heading mechanism that catches all the dirt and debris. Go and use scissors and or a knife to try to make sure that the rotating mechanism is able to spin freely then you can get the vacuum cleaner over and try to turn it on again to see if it’ll work after that.