After leaving it long enough to charger, tried to use it then power doesn't come on and blue light on the side flashes. Put it back to charge, no light comes on but starts flashing several seconds after replacing to charger. No sign of charging. Tried everywhere in the house but the same situation remains. It's only 2 wks old...
If it's only 2 weeks old, you could have a defective either charging system or just a bad battery. Most places offer free replacement within 30 days of purchase. I would take it back to your place of original purchase. I hope that helps!
SOURCE: Dyson DC07 Filter Release Catch removal
if its the part im thinking of its a small spade like catch thats glued into a hole in the chassis normally id lay the machine on its front and gently tap the old catch out with a flat end screwdriver and a small hammer be carefull its very brittle
SOURCE: I have the same problem as steve967 The dyson
Dear Michael_Stad,
I am going to sound like a broken record but here is my same answer to another person with the same problem.
I have I had the same problem with my Dyson DC16, where it only runs for a few
seconds at a time with each trigger pull. My husband called Dyson
(Canada) and without hassle they shipped us a replacement part which I
just received this morning. The replacement part sent to us is: DC16
Main Body with Rating Plate. It is also under warranty for 1 year. The
great customer service makes up for the flaw in the machine. Also,
Dyson is aware of the problem. Hope this helps.
SOURCE: Flashing charging lights when on charger.
smething internal is burnt out possible bad battery.
SOURCE: My hand held Dyson vacuum will not charge. Every
My same symptoms are - after starting charge, Red light is on, then second light turns On. Then for a long time nothing happens. And later I have all three LED flashing.
I replaced battery and nothing changed.
Imeasured Power Supply voltage and found it 24.2v instead 28v as it stated on the label.
I opened it up and found that the three-lid chip marked 431 is faulty.
431 is a voltage shunt, which sets and controls output voltage.
You can use AIC431CUS or TL432 (TL431 has different pinout).
I replaced mine and volatge back to 28.25v and charger is now working as it should.
You can also use any TO-92 431 chip - there is enough room for it.
Good luck!
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yes the reason the green and red light were flashing the way they are is because its a warning to you that the battery is either no longer good or there is problems with your wireing. Also those vaccumes were designed to not charge when there to cold or to hot as a saftey issue.
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