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Dyson DC42 Multifloor
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Please select the appropriate option

Clean the bin and cyclone

Press the button at the top of the cyclone handle and remove the bin from the machine.

Image showing how to remove the bin from the machine.

Press the button again to open the bin base.

Press the button near the rectangular inlet to separate the clear bin from the cyclone.

The clear bin can be wiped with a damp cloth.

Do not use any detergent or polish on any part of the machine.

Image showing how to remove the bin from the cyclone.

Check the bin and cyclone for blockages and remove as necessary.

Clear any hair or fibres from the cyclone shroud

Do not use any water on the cyclone.

Ensure the bin is completely dry before reassembling the machine.

Is there anything else we can help you with?

Please select the appropriate option

Where have you noticed the drop in performance?

Check the Brush bar

Plug in and switch on the machine.

Image showing how to turn the machine on/off.

Recline it into the vacuuming position.

Image shows how to recline the machine.

Check the Brush bar through the window at the front of the Cleaner head.

Image showing how to check the brush bar is spinning.

Switch off and unplug the machine before proceeding.

Check inlet suction

Turn off and unplug the machine.

Recline the machine into the vacuuming position.

Image shows how to recline the machine.

Lay the machine on its front. Taking care, remove the red swivel C-clip connector and pull the Cleaner head away from the vacuum's Main body.

Image shows how to remove the cleaner head from the machine.

Turn the vacuum over so that the bin is facing upwards. Place your hand over the opening then turn on and test the suction.

Image shows to check the base of the machine.

Is the suction at the Cleaner head inlet strong or is it weaker than usual?

Check the Cleaner head

Turn off and unplug the machine.

Lay the machine on its front. Taking care, remove the swivel C-clip connector and pull the Cleaner head away from the vacuum's Main body.

Image shows how to remove the cleaner head from the machine.

Undo the soleplate by turning both fasteners anti-clockwise.

Image showing how to secure the cleaner head by turning the fasteners located on each side of the cleaner head a quarter the way clockwise.

Open the soleplate and carefully cut away any hair or fibres using scissors.

Check the Brush bar for signs of damage.

Image showing to remove the soleplate from the cleaner head.

Check the opening on the Cleaner head for blockages and remove as necessary.

Reassemble the machine

Refit the soleplate by locate the 3 lugs on the soleplate into the receiving recesses on the Cleaner head.

Image shows the joins used to reconnect the soleplate.

Lock the soleplate by turning both fasteners outwards as far as they will go.

Image showing how to secure the cleaner head by turning the fasteners located on each side of the cleaner head a quarter the way clockwise.

Place the C-clip onto the Cleaner head.

Image showing how to attach the red c-clip.

Push the Cleaner head onto the machine until it clicks.

Image showing to refit the cleaner head back onto the machine.

Turn on and test the machine.

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We're glad the problem's been solved.

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Check the duct and internal hose

Turn off and unplug the machine.

Press the release catch on top of the cyclone and remove the bin.

Check the entry duct hatch for obstructions and that the seal is correctly seated.

Pull the red internal hose collar down, unclip it and then check for blockages.

Reassemble and test the machine.

Has this resolved the problem?

Only remove the valve hose if you feel you are able to refit it. It is slightly more difficult to refit than the lower duct hose.

Check the changeover valve

Press the button at the top of the cyclone handle and remove the bin from the machine.

Remove the hose

Remove the hose by pressing the release catch.

Image shows how to remove the hose from the base of the machine.

Check the changeover valve for blockages and remove as necessary.

Reassemble and test the machine.

Has this resolved the problem?

Check the bin and cyclone

Press the button at the top of the cyclone handle and remove the bin from the machine.

Press the button again to open the bin base.

Press the button near the rectangular inlet to separate the clear bin from the cyclone.

The clear bin can be wiped with a damp cloth.

Do not use any detergent or polish on any part of the machine.

Image showing how to remove the bin from the cyclone.

Check the bin and cyclone for blockages and remove as necessary.

Clear any hair or fibers from the cyclone shroud.

Reassemble and test the machine.

Has this resolved the problem?

Washing the filters

Please follow the steps in the video.

Has washing the filters resolved the problem?

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How to wash the filters

Your machine has two washable filters which require washing at least once every 3 months.

Remove the pre-filter

Remove the bin and cyclone from the machine and unclip the cyclone top handle.

Image showing how to remove the bin from the machine.

Pull the filter out from the cyclone.

Image showing how to remove the pre-filter.

Wash with cold water only.

WARNING: Do not use detergents.

Image showing how to wash the filter.

Remove the post-filter

Lay the machine on its side.

Turn the blue central locking dial on the outer cover of the ball anti-clockwise until the cover is released.

Lift off the cover.

Image showing how to remove the post filter cover from the machine.

Turn the filter one-quarter anti-clockwise to release.

Image showing to remove the post filter from the ball of the machine.

The filter should be rinsed and tapped out until the water runs clean, then tapped out again to ensure all excess water is removed.

Image showing how to wash the filter.

Dry filters

Leave to dry completely for a minimum of 24 hours.

Image showing that 24 hours is recommended for drying the filter.

Test the machine

Reassemble and test the machine.

Image showing how to turn the machine on/off.

Has washing the filters resolved the problem?

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Check the duct and internal hose

Turn off and unplug the machine.

Press the release catch on top of the cyclone and remove the bin.

Image showing how to remove the bin from the machine.

Check the entry duct hatch for obstructions and that the seal is correctly seated.

Check where the hose connects for any blockages.

Image showing how to check the lower duct for a blockage.

Pull the internal hose collar down, unclip it and then check for blockages.

Ensure there is no debris or blockages in the changeover valve.

Image shows how to check the internal hose.

Reassemble and test the machine.

Image showing how to turn the machine on/off.

Has this resolved the problem?

Check the bin and cyclone

Press the button at the top of the cyclone handle and remove the bin from the machine.

Image showing how to remove the bin from the machine.

Press the button again to open the bin base.

Image showing to empty the bin into a bag.

Press the button near the rectangular inlet to remove the clear bin from the cyclone.

Image showing how to remove the bin.

Check the bin and cyclone for blockages and remove as necessary.

Clear any hair or fibers from the cyclone shroud.

Gently tap the side of the cyclone over a bin - this will remove any fine dust clogged up in the cyclone.

Image shows debris being remove from around the shroud.

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Reset the Brush bar

To reset the Brush bar press the Brush bar control button twice or switch the machine off and back on.

Please note: In normal use, the Brush bar automatically turns off when the machine is upright and automatically turns on when the machine is in the vacuuming position.

Image showing how to reset the brush bar.

Has this resolved the performance issue?

Check the inlet suction

Turn off and unplug the machine.

Recline the machine into the vacuuming position.

Image shows how to recline the machine.

Taking care, remove the swivel C-clip connector and pull the Cleaner head away from the vacuum's Main body.

Image shows how to remove the cleaner head from the machine.

Turn the vacuum over so that the bin is facing upwards. Place your hand over the opening then turn on and test the suction.

Image shows to check the base of the machine.

Is the suction at the Cleaner head inlet strong or is it weaker than usual?

Reset the Brush bar

To reset the brush bar press the brush bar control button twice or switch the machine OFF and back ON.

Please note: In normal use, the brush bar automatically turns OFF when the machine is upright and automatically turns ON when the machine is in the vacuuming position.

Image showing how to reset the brush bar.

Clear the Cleaner head

Please follow the steps in the video.

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Clear the Cleaner head

Turn off and unplug the machine.

Lay the machine on its front. Taking care, remove the swivel C-clip connector and pull the Cleaner head away from the vacuum's Main body.

Image shows how to remove the cleaner head from the machine.

Undo the soleplate by turning both fasteners anti-clockwise.

Image showing how to secure the cleaner head by turning the fasteners located on each side of the cleaner head a quarter the way clockwise.

Open the soleplate and carefully cut away any hair or fibres using scissors.

Check the Brush bar for signs of damage.

Image showing to remove the soleplate from the cleaner head.

Check the opening on the Cleaner head for blockages and remove as necessary.

Reassemble and reset the Brush bar again.

Is the Brush bar now spinning?

Clear the Cleaner head

Turn off and unplug the machine.

Lay the machine on its front. Taking care, remove the swivel C-clip connector and pull the Cleaner head away from the vacuum's Main body.

Image shows how to remove the cleaner head from the machine.

Undo the soleplate by turning both fasteners anti-clockwise.

Image showing how to secure the cleaner head by turning the fasteners located on each side of the cleaner head a quarter the way clockwise.

Open the soleplate and carefully cut away any hair or fibres using scissors.

Check the Brush bar for signs of damage.

Image showing to remove the soleplate from the cleaner head.

Check the opening on the Cleaner head for blockages and remove as necessary.

Reassemble and reset the Brush bar again.

Is the Brush bar now spinning?

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Test the hose suction

To release the Wand, open the Wand cap and pull the Wand up and away from the handle until it clicks into place.

Image shows how to remove the wand from the hose.

Press the button on the hose collar to release the Wand from the hose.

Test the suction from the hose.

Image showing how to check the hose.

Is the suction from the hose strong or weaker than usual?

Check the hose

Please follow the steps in the video.

Has checking the hose resolved the problem?

Check the hose

Press the button at the top of the cyclone handle and remove the bin.

Image showing how to remove the bin from the machine.

To remove the hose press the release catch and firmly pull on the hose.

Image shows how to remove the hose from the base of the machine.

Check the hose for any holes or tears and remove any blockages.

Image showing to check the hose for any blockages.

Reassemble and test machine.

Image showing how to turn the machine on/off.

Has this resolved the problem?

Which part of the hose has split?

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Check the Wand

Look through both ends of the Wand and remove any blockages.

Check the Wand for damage.

Image showing how to visibly check the wand.

Has this resolved the problem?

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Replacement wand for your Dyson vacuum cleaner.

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Check the duct and internal hose

Turn off and unplug the machine.

Press the release catch on top of the cyclone and remove the bin.

Image showing how to remove the bin from the machine.

Check the entry duct hatch for obstructions and that the seal is correctly seated.

Image showing how to check the lower duct for a blockage.

Pull the red internal hose collar down, unclip it and then check for blockages.

Image shows how to check the internal hose.

Reassemble and test the machine.

Image showing how to turn the machine on/off.

Has clearing the duct and internal hose resolved the problem?

When did the machine last have power?

Thermal cut out

Most Dyson vacuums have a built in safety system that stops the machine if it begins to overheat. This usually happens because the filters need washing or your machine is blocked.

Carry out the performance checks, and if your machine cuts out unplug and leave for at least 2 hours to cool down.

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Where have you noticed the drop in performance?

Washing the filters

Please follow the steps in the video.

Is there anything else we can help you with?

How to wash the filters

Your machine has two washable filters which require washing at least once every 3 months.

Remove the pre-filter

Remove the bin and cyclone from the machine and unclip the cyclone top handle.

Image showing how to remove the bin from the machine.

Pull the filter out from the cyclone.

Image showing how to remove the pre-filter.

Wash with cold water only. Do not use detergents.

Image showing how to wash the filter.

Remove the post-filter

Lay the machine on its side.

Turn the blue central locking dial on the outer cover of the ball anti-clockwise until the cover is released.

Lift off the cover.

Image showing how to remove the post filter cover from the machine.

Turn the filter one-quarter anti-clockwise to release.

Image showing to remove the post filter from the ball of the machine.

The filter should be rinsed and tapped out until the water runs clean, then tapped out again to ensure all excess water is removed.

Image showing how to wash the filter.

Dry filters

Leave to dry completely for a minimum of 24 hours.

Image showing that 24 hours is recommended for drying the filter.

Test the machine

Reassemble and test the machine.

Image showing how to turn the machine on/off.

Is there anything else we can help you with?

We're glad the problem's been solved.

Please let us know if there's anything else we can help you with.

Check electrical supply

Is the power cord or plug damaged?

Are the other household appliances working?

Does the vacuum work when plugged into another socket?

Has checking the electrics resolved the problem?

Reset the Brush bar

Please follow the steps in the video.

Clear the Cleaner head

Turn off and unplug the machine.

Lay the machine on its front. Taking care, remove the swivel C-clip connector and pull the Cleaner head away from the vacuum's Main body.

Image shows how to remove the cleaner head from the machine.

Undo the soleplate by turning both fasteners anti-clockwise.

Image showing how to secure the cleaner head by turning the fasteners located on each side of the cleaner head a quarter the way clockwise.

Open the soleplate and carefully cut away any hair or fibres using scissors.

Check the Brush bar for signs of damage.

Image showing to remove the soleplate from the cleaner head.

Check the opening on the Cleaner head for blockages and remove as necessary.

Reassemble and reset the Brush bar again.

Has this resolved the problem?

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Wash the filters and check for blockages

Most Dyson vacuums have a built in safety system that stops the machine if it begins to overheat. This usually happens because the filters need washing or your machine is blocked. If your machine cuts out, unplug it and leave it for at least an hour to cool down. Remember to turn the power off and unplug the machine before you check the filters and look for blockages prior to re-starting the machine.

Please follow the appropriate routes to wash the filters and check for blockages.

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Washing the filters

Please follow the steps in the video.

Do not plug in or attempt to use the machine until it has been repaired by one of our engineers.

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The switch does not light up.

Press the switch

Press the rear of the switch to make sure it stays in the on position.

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A damp or musty smell is caused when dust in the cyclone has come into contact with water.

It may not be a direct contact with water, for example when vacuuming pet hair that is slightly damp, this moisture will combine with the dust in the cyclone causing the smell.

Additionally the smell may occur if the filter goes back into the machine wet.

Check the bin and cyclone

Press the button at the top of the cyclone handle and remove the bin from the machine.

Image showing how to remove the bin from the machine.

Press the button again to open the bin base.

Image showing how to remove the bin.

Press the button near the rectangular inlet to separate the clear bin from the cyclone.

The clear bin can be wiped with a damp cloth.

WARNING: Do not use any detergent or polish on any part of the machine.

Image showing how to remove the bin from the cyclone.

Check the bin and cyclone for blockages and remove as necessary.

Clear any hair or fibres from the cyclone shroud

Do not use any water on the cyclone.

Once the parts are completely dry, reassemble and test the machine.

Has this resolved the problem?

Do not plug in or attempt to use the machine until it has been repaired by one of our engineers.

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Clear the Brush bar

Please follow the steps in the video.

Reattach the Cleaner head

Remove the C-clip from the Cleaner head, and align the Cleaner head on the machine.

Image shows how to remove the cleaner head from the machine.

Slide the C-clip onto the machine, ensuring it clips into place on both sides.

The C-clip may initially only clip on one side. Some force may be needed to clip it in on both sides.

Image showing to refit the cleaner head back onto the machine.

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How to install this part

Release the catch by hand

Pull the clear plastic catch on the base away from the bin.

Open the bin base and tip away the contents.

Press the bin release button on the cyclone handle.

Does the rod on the side of the bin slide up and down freely?

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Has the ball shell come off the filter side or non-filter side?

Has the nut come out of the centre of the ball shell?

How to refit the ball shell

The ball shell can be screwed back onto the bolt on the main duct of the machine.

Image showing how to refit the  ball shell cover.

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You might need a replacement part.

It looks like the Ball shell filter side is not working. You can solve this by ordering a new one below.

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Check the Brush bar

Plug in and switch on the machine.

Recline it into the vacuuming position.

Check the Brush bar through the window at the front of the Cleaner head.

Image showing how to check the brush bar is spinning.

Does the Brush bar spin when the machine is reclined?

Reset the Brush bar

To reset the Brush bar press the Brush bar control button twice or switch the machine off and back on.

Please note: In normal use, the Brush bar automatically turns off when the machine is upright and automatically turns on when the machine is in the vacuuming position.

Image shows how to turn the brush bar on/off.

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Check the soleplate

Check the soleplate to ensure there is no debris or damage to the wheels, and check the wheels are not missing.

Is there any damage to the soleplate?

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We're glad the problem's been solved.

Please let us know if there's anything else we can help you with.

You might need a replacement part.

It looks like the Hose is not working. You can solve this by ordering a new one below.

Hose

Part no. 920765-04

Replacement hose for your Dyson vacuum cleaner.

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Replacement hose for your Dyson vacuum cleaner.

$9.99

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You might need a replacement part.

It looks like the Hose is not working. You can solve this by ordering a new one below.

Hose

Part no. 920765-04

Replacement hose for your Dyson vacuum cleaner.

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Hose

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Replacement hose for your Dyson vacuum cleaner.

$9.99

Currently out of stock.

$9.99

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You might need a replacement part.

It looks like the Hose is not working. You can solve this by ordering a new one below.

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Replacement hose for your Dyson vacuum cleaner.

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Which part is broken?

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It looks like the Cleaner head is not working. You can solve this by ordering a new one below.

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Replacement cleaner head for your Dyson vacuum cleaner.

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Two tools in one, for versatile cleaning around the home.

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Hose

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Replacement hose for your Dyson vacuum cleaner.

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Hose

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Replacement hose for your Dyson vacuum cleaner.

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You might need a replacement part.

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Replacement stair tool for your Dyson vacuum cleaner.

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Replacement wand for your Dyson vacuum cleaner.

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Replacement wand for your Dyson vacuum cleaner.

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Where were the sparks or smoke seen?

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Blockage

This is likely to be caused by a blockage.

Clear the Cleaner head

Turn off and unplug the machine.

Lay the machine on its front. Taking care, remove the swivel C-clip connector and pull the Cleaner head away from the vacuum's Main body.

Image shows how to remove the cleaner head from the machine.

Undo the soleplate by turning both fasteners anti-clockwise.

Image showing how to secure the cleaner head by turning the fasteners located on each side of the cleaner head a quarter the way clockwise.

Remove the soleplate and carefully cut away any hair or fibres using scissors.

Check the Brush bar for signs of damage.

Image showing to remove the soleplate from the cleaner head.

Check the opening on the Cleaner head for blockages and remove as necessary.

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Check the duct and internal hose

Turn off and unplug the machine.

Press the release catch on top of the cyclone and remove the bin.

Image showing how to remove the bin from the machine.

Check the entry duct hatch for obstructions and that the seal is correctly seated.

Image showing how to check the lower duct for a blockage.

Pull the internal hose collar down, unclip it and then check for blockages.

Image shows how to check the internal hose.

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Reassemble the machine

Locate the 3 lugs on the soleplate into the receiving recesses on the Cleaner head.

Image shows the joins used to reconnect the soleplate.

Lock the soleplate by turning both fasteners outwards as far as they will go.

Image showing how to secure the cleaner head by turning the fasteners located on each side of the cleaner head a quarter the way clockwise.

Place the C-clip onto the Cleaner head.

Image showing how to reassemble the cleaner head and c-clip back together.

Push the Cleaner head onto the machine until it clicks.

Image showing to refit the cleaner head back onto the machine.

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Ensure that you return the machine to the upright position by pushing it firmly into place until it clicks. The stabilizer wheels will automatically lower.

Check the duct and internal hose

Turn off and unplug the machine.

Press the release catch on top of the cyclone and remove the bin.

Image showing how to remove the bin from the machine.

Check the entry duct hatch for obstructions and that the seal is correctly seated.

Image showing how to check the lower duct for a blockage.

Recline the machine into the vacuuming position. Lay the machine on its front.

Pull the internal hose collar down, unclip it and then check for blockages.

Ensure there is no debris or blockages in the changeover valve.

Image shows how to check the internal hose.

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Reset the Brush bar

To reset the Brush bar press the Brush bar control button twice or switch the machine off and back on.

Please note: In normal use, the Brush bar automatically turns off when the machine is upright and automatically turns on when the machine is in the vacuuming position.

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Check the Brush bar

Plug in and switch on the machine.

Recline it into the vacuuming position.

Check the Brush bar through the window at the front of the Cleaner head.

Image showing how to check the brush bar is spinning.

Does the Brush bar spin?

Clear the Cleaner head

Turn off and unplug the machine.

Lay the machine on its front. Taking care, remove the swivel C-clip connector and pull the Cleaner head away from the vacuum's Main body.

Image shows how to remove the cleaner head from the machine.

Undo the soleplate by turning both fasteners anti-clockwise.

Image showing how to secure the cleaner head by turning the fasteners located on each side of the cleaner head a quarter the way clockwise.

Open the soleplate and carefully cut away any hair or fibres using scissors.

Check the Brush bar for signs of damage.

Image showing to remove the soleplate from the cleaner head.

Check the opening on the Cleaner head for blockages and remove as necessary.

Reassemble and reset the Brush bar again.

Is the Brush bar now spinning?

Remove the post-filter

Recline the machine and lay it on its back or side.

Image shows how to recline the machine.

Turn the centre circle and remove the ball cover.

Image showing how to remove the post filter cover from the machine.

Twist the filter and remove from the ball.

Image showing to remove the post filter from the ball of the machine.

Check the housing for any debris and remove as necessary.

Replace post-filter cover and move machine without post-filter in place.

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Refit the filter

Place the filter back in the ball.

Ensure that the filter and ball cover are fitted securely.

Test the machine.

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Turn off the Brush bar

Plug the machine in and recline into the vacuuming position.

Image shows how to recline the machine.

Turn the machine on.

Turn the Brush bar off using the switch next to the power button.

Image showing how to reset the brush bar.

Has the noise stopped?

This suggests that there is a blockage in the machine.

Inspect the Cleaner head

Turn off and unplug the machine.

Lay the machine on its front. Taking care, remove the swivel C-clip connector and pull the Cleaner head away from the vacuum's Main body.

Image shows how to remove the cleaner head from the machine.

Undo the soleplate by turning both fasteners anti-clockwise.

Image showing how to secure the cleaner head by turning the fasteners located on each side of the cleaner head a quarter the way clockwise.

Open the soleplate and carefully cut away any hair or fibres using scissors.

Check the Brush bar for signs of damage.

Image showing to remove the soleplate from the cleaner head.

Check the opening on the Cleaner head for blockages and remove as necessary.

Reassemble the machine

Locate the 3 lugs on the soleplate into the receiving recesses on the Cleaner head.

Image shows the joins used to reconnect the soleplate.

Lock the soleplate by turning both fasteners outwards as far as they will go.

Place the C-clip onto the Cleaner head.

Image showing how to reassemble the cleaner head and c-clip back together.

Push the Cleaner head onto the machine until it clicks.

Image showing to refit the cleaner head back onto the machine.

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Check for blockages

This would suggest there is a blockage somewhere in the machine.

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Where have you noticed the drop in performance?

Remove the bin and cyclone

Press the button at the top of the cyclone handle.

Remove the bin and cyclone from the machine.

Image showing how to remove the bin from the machine.

Turn the machine on, keeping it in the upright position.

Image showing how to turn the machine on/off.

Is the whistle still present with the cyclone removed?

Test the machine without the post-filter

Recline the machine and lay it on its back or side.

Image shows how to recline the machine.

Turn the centre circle and remove the ball cover.

Image showing how to remove the post filter cover from the machine.

Twist the filter and remove from the ball.

Image showing to remove the post filter from the ball of the machine.

Turn the machine on.

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Reassemble the machine

Refit the filter ensuring it sits flush against the inside of the ball.

Turn the machine on.

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How to use the Brush bar

Note: The Brush bar will automatically switch on when the machine is reclined into the vacuuming position.

Press the brush control button next to the On/Off switch to stop the brushes for use on delicate rugs, loop pile carpets and hard floors.

Image showing how to reset the brush bar.

Press the button again to restart the Brush bar for vacuuming carpets.

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Carrying your Dyson machine

To lift the machine use the carrying handle on the cyclone top only, not the handle on the clear bin.

Image showing how to carry your machine.

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How to start vacuuming

Plug the machine in.

Pull handle back and recline machine into vacuuming position ensuring the stabilising wheels are facing up towards the back of the machine.

Press the ON/OFF switch.

Small movements of the wrist will create a zig zag motion in the Cleaner head allowing easier cleaning around furniture.

Image shows how to recline the machine.

Extend the wand until it clicks.

Press the wand release button and lift the wand out of the hose.

Lift the wand handle cap and push on to the hose until it clicks into place.

Push the combination tool on to the end of the wand handle.

Alternatively, click the combination tool directly to the hose.

Image shows how to remove the wand from the hose.

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Assembly instructions

Attach the Cleaner head.

Ensure that the connection pins underneath the Cleaner head are located correctly.

Locate the C-clip into place and fit the Cleaner head to the inlet at the base of the machine.

Image showing how to reattach the cleaner head to your machine.

How to attach the accessories

Lower the Wand handle onto the machine ensuring it clicks.

Slide the Wand into the hose and fit to the back of the machine until it 'clicks' into position.

Image showing how to attach the wand to your machine.

Store the tools

Remove the cyclone and bin.

Slide the tool holder onto the side of the duct as shown.

Attach the combination tool to the tool holder on the side of the machine.

Attach the stair tool to the tool holder on the side of the machine.

Image showing how to assemble the tools onto the machine.

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Empty the bin

To ensure your machine continues to clean effectively, the clear bin must be emptied as soon as the dust reaches the MAX mark.

Press the button at the top of the handle and remove the bin from the machine.

Image showing how to remove the bin from the machine.

To empty the clear bin press the catch on top of the carry handle again to release dust directly into a dustbin.

Image showing to empty the bin into a bag.

Shake or tap firmly to remove all dust from inside the fine dust collector.

Press firmly on the centre of the clear bin base to close.

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