Dyson V10 /SV12 Repair Serivce How to
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
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How to disassemble a Dyson sv12 also known as the Dyson V10.
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Thank you for your demonstration, very intuitive and straight to the point, unlike others who just ramble on about themselves.
Great video thanks.
07:45 I needed to push back that electrical socket since I had pushed it inwards accidentally. Thank you man. I understood how to fix it after watching your video.
This is one of the best vacuums I have ever used without a doubt
Sorry to hear that, I would encourage you to go to your local vacuum shop as soon as possible and at least play with some real vacuums
Hahah never. I have my MD Central Vacuum and I can tell you after using that for years I would and could never go back to a regular vacuum; best money I have ever spent with out a doubt!
Ian Nicol I agree as far as cleaning and suction it’s the best I ever used however I’m a oreck vacume user from forever and there light and very good and if you care about vacuum marks or lift to carpet the oreck is better for that
I feel for you then. You don't know what a quality vacuum is!
@@lahonymanor2927 then what is a quality vacuum? do you have examples for us?
Hi, in answer to your question regarding selling your machine - for me as an ex-demo/floor stock no problem so long as the tech doing the work is competent. Your work is really good despite what some people may say (ie using rubber mallet etc). Cheers.
You're definitely right the rubber mallet had been pretty controversial.
Nice rundown. It’s unfortunate that the V10 doesn’t also come with a suction-only floorhead. The supplied motorised brush roll floorhead is not suitable for loop pile carpets, whereas a suction-only floorhead is.
@15:00 Thank you for this. I took the battery pack out and found that my trigger assembly seems to have broken. Pressing the trigger doesn't provide enough force to activate the battery pack.
Great service video! These look like a pain to service, especially compared with the higher end bagged vacuums 😓.
Were you able to remove the rubber seal around the bin's lid?
12:24. so. I can confirm you need to take out 6 screws to get the motor off. Not 2 as stated in video. screws at 11 o'clock and 1 o'clock are about 3cm deep. screws at 9 an 3 o'clock are about 2cm deep. all are Philips head and same length.
I clean houses with my Dysons. There is always something to dislike about any machine and for me the inability to swap the battery is my main issue. I do not treat them delicately and they have all held up really well. I still have my DC59. The V10 cleans really well and takes care of all the hair and pet dander I have to clean from my client's houses. As far as cordless breaking Dyson....... this is my third one and they've made many models of cordless so I don't think that's going to happen. On full suction I can do a 10x10 carpet before it dies in approximately 10-15 minutes so it requires planning for a whole house clean and on medium or low it goes and goes. Maintenance isn't so bad and I can do it myself on a day I don't have a job to do.
Thanks for your feedback! Have you ever tried some of the higher-end cordless offerings from Lindhaus, numatic Henry or Hoover commercial ?
@@PerformanceReviews Hi, not to be rude, but have you actually used any of the "premium" vacuums you talked about for an extended period of time and compare their quality to the Dyson? Just using vacuums for a week and taking them apart doesn't tell you a whole lot. Fine, it can show you the materials used, but it can't show you how well and easy it is to use. You seem quite biased towards Dyson. In my experience, the v10 was so good, that I stopped using my full size upright and eventually just got rid of it and bought another v10. The v10, and now the v11, are both fantastic machine.
I actually bought the V10 to replace my corded animal allergy. Although it cleaned wonderfully, I used more than my share of explitives because of the darned cord and I had to carry it in separately from my supply bin. I also have trouble with the motor head on the V10 but I have recently purchased a V7 on sale at Costco and, amazingly, the parts fit both. I also like the smaller V7 head for getting around furniture but it is less articulated than the V10. Now I don't have to be as careful about battery life.... and I can carry both in my supply bin.
I got the Blockage indicator with no blockage in the user serviceable areas. Could it be behind the silver screen held on by the torx screws?
Delicate Chinesium. LOVE IT!!!!
I don't have much access to many machines and I won't spend money on something I haven't had in my hand. Most of the other cordless machines have ergonimic issues. The Shark is top heavy and is tiring but it has good motion. However, it doesn't suck. A couple of my clients have one and I always get a lot of debris when I follow it with the Dyson. Hoover is heavy, that is all I remember.
The best vac I ever owned I paid $8.99 for at savers. One of the first Shark Navigators. Lol. Quality doesn’t exist today. It’s all about profit margin. I deliver the North’s ashore of Chicago. Short story I always tell my customers you can’t afford quality. Million dollar home and they look at me like what. I say it dosent exist. Totally true. Although the V10 isn’t a bad vac at all it does do a good job.
Hi, I'm reading very contradictory reviews about Dyson, in your experience, are they well build or are there real weak-points?
I think you should know the Dyson story.
Here:
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The "wiper" part seems to have shrunk on our machine. It does not seal when motor is running and dirt gets caught up in top part of container. Can this "rubber wiper" be replaced? Should it seal when in use?
I'm sorry to hear that you have one of these these are about end of life. Dyson quotes life is being two to four years.
If i were cleaning houses i would prefer to use to vacuum cleaners Dyson model DC33 for carpet an rugs and cordless dyson for lighter work saving the battery
Great video, thanks for sharing your experience!
Hi, great video, I'm actually somewhat surprised it not all glued shut and totally un-serviceable. Also, the phillips screws may be Pozidrive if there are little lines in each corner, if so they require a different type of screwdriver. Posidrive is everywhere in Europe but i'm not sure about the States. Cheers.
I am familiar with posidrive that's a great, thanks for watching!
Another vacuum enters the shot and begins cleaning the Dyson
Me: **eyes widen** **mouth opens slightly** whispers "Vacception"
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Great service video but you didn't talk about the brush. I'm just facing a problem in my brush
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Hi, thanks for the video. What’s the mechanism for the base unit detecting the installation of the air filter ? Can it be fitted but not detecting correctly?
Treat yourself to a longer drive interesting video thank you
Great help! Thank you!
Do a review of the Hoover react cordless vacuum.
does the slider pop out from the housing? my end notch is broken where the cylinder is held when you empty the cylinder, now it just pops out when emptying the rubbish
My recommendation is to go on Dyson's "spares" and see the parts available for your unit. There's probably only about 10 different things they make available.
Same with mine. Dyson sent a new part with no argument. My only problem is I don’t know how to switch out the new part with the old part. Trying to find a video showing how to replace the Bin Runner, no directions came with the new part. I think it’s the only part of the vacuum cleaner that you didn’t take apart, but very informative video, thanks!
Hi I have now received a new part from Dyson. Very easy to dismantle. You will need to remove the screws attached to the main body under the transparent cylinder. Then separate the body and you will be left with the slider. The slider is attached to a couple of screws, take them off and the slider is separated from the body. Dyson generously send you the whole body, I would recommend taking the slider off the new replacement and use only the slider. Leave the rest of the body for a rainy day. Let me know if you are still struggling.
12:34. is really just two philps to take the motor off. ? there a 4 holes with Philips on the back too. I can't seem to get the motor off and am wondering if you actually took more screws out Durring the bit on the cutting room floor.
What screwdriver are you using? I need to replace battery on my V07 Nothing works!
Awesome but how do you fix the trigger mech? I've pulled it all apart but can not remove the motor to get to the 2 hey screws which look like they hold in the inside of the trigger mech. I'm about to call my insurance company and just get the entire thing replace.
You replace the motor as a whole assembly you do not go into it. If you bought an aftermarket insurance plan collect on that ASAP!
Machine is all okay but the big brush isn't moving
Its looks nice and brand new when you were done clean it. But I rather have a discount if its used twice. But I would never buy a V10 if its new or used. There are better options including dysons other stick vacs that are not the V10.
So do you like the V10 then? Are you still returning it?
I returned that shitt a month ago.
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Nice, old type Miele vacuum
Thanks for the video.
I have dyson v10 animal which is not turning on eventhough battery shows 100%. Could you tell me how how to fix this issue??
Bring it to your local vacuum store and see what they can do.
@6:25 Hey look at that!!!! It's a REAL Vacuum Cleaner!!!
Is this the machine you'd purchased from Costco?
Yes 😂🤣
I would have done the same thing. Definitely not worth $500-$700. Great video.
How to fix the tube or pipe its shaking/lossen during time of use,and it cause stopping to function
You could try changing it out. But typically that's probably in the life or soon to be they're only made the last 2 to 4 years.
Hi, lot of thanks for this video.....what a pleasure to disassemble such fragile plastic parts, with special price for the most fragile in daily use : I mean the dust tank. James Dyson is a rich and clever guy. However very performing cordless cleaner, but so expensive! please don't use it; or at your own risk...so delicate! The best is to admire the beast behind the glassdoor of a cabinet.
OK, I stop the jokes. This one works perfectly. But the first problem of all these new performing cleaners is the battery : only one range of cells in serie , that explains the very short usetime with full power , too many output amps at the same time , and for this reason very short lifetime.
2 // ranges (like for good screwdrivers) would be the minimum, but not the same weight and not the same price.
How does the machine know the filter is in place. Getting flow air and want to eliminate filter but I can’t figure out how it knows the filter is missing.
I'd recommend that you bring to your local professional.
Do any of you have a problem with the red plastic handle to dump out the dirt my is hard to do
Contact Dyson have them send you a new unit or part
I would rather replace the motor carbon brushes every 15-20 years than replacing a $80 battery every 2 years
Who says they only last 2 years ?
@@polla2256 well its common sense
cordless has it's place, but the big problem with dyson is not batteries, it is they are still prone to inaccessible build up, stink and clogs.
I have a big simple and powerful canister, and a cheapo chinese cordless ticking the minimal boxes for when I am not arsed to drag it out.
right, my battery is done after 2 years, I think this has to do with the loading that starts directly after placing it in the unit. I made a switch there so I can decide myself when loading or not.. anyone thinks this is working or not to save the battery..??
I have the v10 motorhead with the small bin...wondering what parts i would need to go to the absolute or animal size bin
you would need a whole cyclone assembly it would be quite costly and you would need to rewire parts of it that are not designed to be rewired. Also the bin size is deceivingly close to the same size. You might just save up for one of the better cordless vacuums when that one kicks the bucket in a couple of years.
6:57 there is no screws in v12, how to open this?
The SV12 sold as "v10" is very different than the "V12" machine. There are two different model numbers that Dyson uses for each machine now.
Спасибо за Ваше видео.
Why this v10 does not have torque cleaning head.
Ugh, I'd probably break the cyclone if I attempted to disassemble it - the poor quality of modern Dyson plastics do NOT warrant such a stupidly complicated multi-cyclonic design. Hell, the DC35/44 only used 6 cyclones and that was so much easier to deal with (not to mention better build quality overall).
Good video.
i cleaned my filter with water my did not let it dry for 24 hours now looks more blocked ,did i damage it with bit moister?
Yep take the filter out open the bin let it dry for a couple of days more try it again if it doesn't work throw it away and buy a new one
@@PerformanceReviews cheers I have ordered 2x filters off amazon,be here On monday ,I have dried this filter out vac is working again .
So I kinda need help I accidentally washed the whole vacuum and when I try powering it on it does show the battery but doesn’t make a sound I’ll if it needs to dry but idk what to do at this point
If you watch the whole vacuum it's time for a new machine. They've have problems with the motors catching fire anyways I wouldn't want to add water to an already potential hazard.
Performance Reviews so u think I’ll just throw it away?
Foolishly, I ran my v10 with a wet filter, thinking the air was only blowing out through it... so now it doesn’t work. I didn’t run it till it stopped and had no burning smells. When I pull the trigger the lights light but no noise or sound or clicking. Hopefully I can strip it and get it moving?
Take advantage of the Black Friday sale and just replace it.
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Already have, bought an 11 and an 8. Miss my 10 though...want to fix it
You would need to bring it to a repair shop chances are it's going to cost more than it's worth repairing that's why I give you the link. You might consider getting something that's not a Dyson next time save yourself the hassle of having to wash filters bagged cordless uprights are the way of the future
In the end, I left it for three days, occasionally gave it a press and all three lights would light with the blocked light too. But suddenly after the three days it worked! And it’s been fine ever since. So, if it’s wet, put it some where to dry!
@@firmbutton6485 Hi,
I'm in the same situation right now.
Did your LCD Screen show anything while it was dead?
My screen stays dark and the battery light flashes 10 times when I try to turn it on.
Dude the electrical part is the most important. Thing needs to be washed in water not dusted.
It’s not a bad vac. But the best vac in this video was that shop vac. Lol hahahahaha. Motörhead’s don’t have Torque Drive only on the Animal and Absolute. Don’t think too much. The torque drive actually did worst in tests.
What " Shop-Vac" do you speak of? Do mean My central vacuum?
How to fix red on off button ?
You need to change it as a whole assembly with the motor and upper cyclone pack. If the machines under warranty call the Dyson 1-800 number and I'll send you a new motor/cyclone pack.
How can I remove the electrical wire?
You don't "replace as a whole assembly"
All my motorized attachments stopped working. I took it apart and those same wht/blk wires look fine. What else could be the problem?
lesson is if you have to have a semi powerful cordless, just get cheap Chinese. They are stupidly easy to take apart and are straight Bin>Filter>motor>Out.
Not riddled with literally over a dozen dust clog points, like a dyson and it's HR Giger ship innards.
Thanks for the video, sad to see Dyson is just doubling down on the latter with their cordless line.
The head won’t spin on my v10😩 I opened and cleaned it too
Time to collect on your warranty or throw it away and buy a new head. Link in the description to the part.
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Anyone have more detail on this disengaging ? Unsure where the clips are that were pushed with the screwdrivers 🤷🏻♂️
Sorry I normally agree with your video posts but one thing you that, really annoyed the hell out of me. Less of the 'Malasyian Crap' talk or mention Chinese rubbish!! It has NOTHING to do with country of manufacture, it is the materials used!! Dyson has always had rubbish build quality, even when they were made in the UK. The amount of times my DC03, DC04 AND DC05 broke was unreal. You don't realise that these Far Eastern factories have some of the most talent and beat many European/American made. Where does Ford, Volkswagen etc get most of the electronics made - in the Far East, where is the damn expensive iPhone made - CHINA. So do not bash the country where it was made, its the design and materials used that prove how rubbish a Dyson is.
You never notice the Huawei watch or the talk of my visit to China. I definitely agree there are some top-notch manufacturing facilities in China. They just don't get used for vacuums. Malaysia is different than China as they have no child labor laws. I definitely agree that the materials are rubbish as well that Dyson uses.
Dyson are a pile of junk. People see their fancy adverts and claims and buy one. Dyson are ok at the beginning and then just don't work right again, even when filter is washed and they are so damn fragile!! Oh and that battery won't last that long either. Maybe 3 or 4 years and if the user uses it regularly on Max to clean a room or two then the battery gets worn out wayyyy quicker. Dyson do not say that in their adverts that it's Full Size Suction but only for like 7 minutes. But don't use it like that regularly or the battery will wear out!
Good start, but then....
When you got down to the guts of the machine your camera angle showed black gloves and you presumably doing something important out of camera view. Sort of like card tricks where the important part is unobservable due to poor camera angle or hands moving too fast. Oh well.
If you thought I was doing something important you didn't understand what was going on everything was shown.
Chineseium 😂
Dude, teach the wife how to do that and focus on learning how to repair an excavator or diesel engine.
I can't believe how much people praise these in the youtube. I mean 700$ for this plastic thing with a lot to go wrong. Performance is not even close to same price point mains powered vacuums.
Vacuumtests when they get paid to review them of course it's all nice words!
My wife wanted one of these stupid things because my daughter bought one. We have a central vac that works great, but she's too lazy to pull out a hose. Now 18 months later, with light use, the Dyson has blockage indicator and no blockage and then shuts off. Garbage!!! This will be a "I told ya so" card in my pocket for many years to come.
You might look into getting a "Hide A hose" installed or a newer lightweight Central Vac tool set that might make all the difference in the world. Good luck to you with that Dyson
@@PerformanceReviews I washed the filter really good even though it didn't look that dirty. She was washing the filter before that and using soap too. I can shine a light thru the hepa filter part but the light doesn't shine thru the prefilter too good. Put it back together and it actually worked! No more blockage indicator, but after a few minutes of vacuuming, the filter light came on. Filter isn't even dirty IMO. I wonder if those prefilter sections are too clogged beyond cleaning since my flashlight won't shine thru? Maybe even from her using soap clogs the pores. I heard the filters need replacing after a few cleanings. $30 a pop. What a rip! This thing actually hurts my wrist. The central vac doesn't, yet she says the central vac is too heavy. LOL Did you know that filter actually has 2 magnets on the inner end? They must activate a prox switch or something for the unit to run because it won't run with the filter off or not twisted all the way.
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@@PerformanceReviews I'll file a complaint
What is this useless video about? The author's chatter accompanied by the torsion of screwdrivers with screws? What is finally fixed, what is replaced, what is repaired. All this chatter about cleaning the vacuum cleaner is described in the instructions. Time spent.
Clearly you didn't watch the video.
No personal lubricant/erection cream incentives, that's why I watch these video tutorials in the first place.