How to replace a Dyson Dc07, Dc14 , Dc33 Brushroll/Brushbar (EASY)
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- čas přidán 2. 03. 2021
- I really hope this video helped you and let me know what you think!
Here is a video on how to replace your clutch- • How to replace a Dyson...
Here is the link to the belt lifter tool-www.amazon.com/Generic-Replac...
This video saved my life but before ordering a new brush, try to fully clean and fix your current “bad” brush.” We got the brush out as the video shows. My boyfriend easily pulled off the brush right endplate (side next to the clutch). We found a nasty thick 3/4” wide and 1/4”thick compacted roll of hair that was so thick it was preventing the brush from spinning freely. There was also a smaller compacted hair roll on the left endplate side. Once removed I washed everything with warm soapy water. We put it together as per the video and it’s like we have a brand new brush. The noise is gone and the vacuum works properly. Saved us the cost of a new brush and clutch tool. We did it all by hand. Hope that helps someone! ✌🏼
Only video I could find that mentions proper end cap position; thank you!
You’re so welcome!!
@DillonCleans I had the same problem with the end cap position. Thanks so much for this video. You saved me a lot of frustration putting this vacuum back together again.
DC14 Gamechanger! I could not get the roller placement right,, looked EVERYWHERE for a diagram, video, etc- even the dyson site let me down and finally found your video! I never knew what that loud sound was when the roller stopped - the clutch! Thank you for making this video easy to see and listen to! I will be back when the clutch goes out! :D
Glad I could help! most people don't make straight to the point videos and that's what I wanted to do here. And yes! Please do come back for a clutch replacement help video. I believe its linked in the description
So helpful! Thank you!!!! Will be looking for more videos from you!
This is awesome I added this to my wishlist.
Helped me so much. I did not have the tool but I could replace it 😅
Thank you, thank you!!
Great video Thanks.
For those who don't want to buy the tool you can still do it pretty easily. Just take 2 screwdrivers, slip them under the belt, pry against the side plastic, lift up the belt, and spread the belt apart slightly. Have someone else pass the roller through. It wasn't too much of a hassle.
So this is somewhat true. But if you can use the screwdrivers that means you most likely have to replace the clutch because the belts are worn out. But in some situations, you can do that. But most of the time, the belt lifter tool is required.
@Dillon Cleans Well so far so good.
Of it starts slipping I'll know what to do. Thanks.
Thank you!!!
Nicely done. Thank you. Rock on !
This helped alot! Thank you
This was awesome, easy to follow, and helped me figure out the issue in our vacuum and successfully switch this brush bar out! Thanks!
So glad I could help! If you’re machine needed a new brush at it’s a good idea to replace the clutch as well. But if it’s working just fine then there is no need! Thanks for watching!!
@@DillonCleans I figure that may need replaced next! It’s working fine right now though! :)
@@camiedoll19 that’s fantastic! If you need to replace the clutch, I have a video on that as well!!
I appreciated knowing if we need to replace the belt and how to check thank you
You’re welcome! I hope this video helped you out a lot 😊
Great video; we were struggling and it made the process easier, the big issue was that we cannot find how to change the belt in the Dyson manual.
I wish you would have shown how much the new brush stick past the floor plate afterwards. This was a good video very informative thanks.
Thanks 👍🏼
Question, my vacuum is making that ratcheting sound and I cleaned all the hair and dust around the roller and belt… any suggestions?? Could it be the clutch?
Got me out of a jam, thank you!
Thank you in advance!
thank you
just changed the cluch and belts on my dyson, new brush roll and filters, got it assembled, the cyclone works but the brush doesnt turn, yet it spins freely, any sugestions
Stupid question, how long are the bristles on the new brush-bar? Centimeters or Inches is good
Thanks for a great video Dillon. The problem I am having is replacing the cover. for some reason one side of the brush cover does not go into the grove. I am not sure what I am doing wrong. Any ideas? Any help will be much appreciated.
One of the screws at the top may have halfway turned. Make sure all the half then screws are vertical. not horizontal. And make sure the brushroll itself is seated properly into place. And make sure you align the baseplate on the machine correctly. It can be tricky. I hope this helps. If this doesn’t. Please let me know. I can assist further
Thank you. Being Eastern European and using tools only when they are mandatory, I suggest though that a screwdriver or something long can be used to keep the belt out, and then used for leverage when inserting it in.
Screwdriver can work if the belt is old and loose. Typically you can’t do that. But if you’re super strong, I suppose you could
Picked up that tool, it seemed that the belt was intended to be hooked on both of the pegs so the roller can be passed through, but the pegs are too far up for the amount that the belt is able to stretch.
It was only possible to hook it on one peg as shown in the video and then using the hook to get clearance for the roller, which was easy enough that way. 👍
Hi Dillon, I have the DC 14 and watched this video and also your video on changing the clutch. I just did what you showed in the very first part on checking to see if it is the clutch or brush roll and my brush roll doesn't spin at all when I have it in the carpet setting. It does however make that horrible ratcheting sound when I vacuum. Would you know why my roller doesn't spin? Maybe I just thinking about it wrong, but your thought on this would be appreciated. I did order a new clutch but having difficulty finding a decent brush roll on eBay. Thanks!
If your clutch is making that loud noise then your clutch is actually in good condition. You shouldn’t have to replace the clutch. If you brushroll doesn’t spin when the vacuum is reclined and you hear that sound, that means something is stopping the roller from turning. It could be something jammed in the housing. Hair around the brushroll bearings. Or something caught in the clutch. Take the brushroll apart and the housing apart and see what you find. It’s a good idea to replace the roller anyway since it’s probably old, but if you can’t find one you may not need to replace it. Hope this helps.
@@DillonCleans Thanks Dillion, I will do what you have mentioned and let you know what I find out! I appreciate your reply!
you could just replace the bearings in the brush roller for 5.99 amazon. taking the end cap off of the roller makes it easier to get under the belt just put it back before seating the belt.
Great tip. And I do recommend replacing the bearings if that’s all it needs. However my brushroll and many brushrolls will need to be replaced due to the bristles breaking or because they have worn short. Like mine have. But you are correct and replacing the bearings alone can save you a lot of money
Dillon- Can I ask you a question? My roller is not turning fast so is that the belt or the clutch or the motor?
Hi Julie! If the vacuum seems to run just like normal it most likely isn’t the motor. If the roller is turning just not very quickly, it could be one of two things. Or both. The belts in the clutch have likely gone bad and stretched out. I would advise replacing the whole clutch since replacing the individual is not an easy task. The next thing is the bearings in the brushroll. If you take out the roller, there will be 2 end caps. One on either side. If you remove those (it may take a little twisting) you may find a building of dust and hair. Clean it out and put it back together. If it doesn’t spin freely you may have bad bearings and you should replace the bearings as well. Or you could just replace the whole roller and have a brand new one in there. So the first thing I’d do is clean out the brushroll bearings and endcaps as well as replace the clutch. If this didn’t solve your issue please let me know. And if you have any problems or any further questions, please let me know!
@@DillonCleans Thank you! I'll give it a try!
i never knew how to replace the belt on my aunts dyson dc07
I’m about to upload how to replace the clutch too. It will be up very very soon
@@DillonCleans I saw it. i used to think the clutch didn’t need to be replaced lol
Nope. Every 3-5 years they need to be changed
Mine makes a ratcheting sound and won’t move.
If you hear that sound, that means the clutch mechanism is working. However, some thing is blocking it from turning. Inspect the brush roll and takeoff the end caps to remove any hair that might’ve been caught in there. Inspects both belts and make sure the belts inside the clutch are turning freely.
@@DillonCleans I took the plate off and cleaned ALL hair/stuff out and it still continues to make that sound 🤷♂️
@@Mdogbrown make sure the brushroll itself is spinning freely when it’s taken out of the belt. If it’s spinning freely, there’s a problem in your clutch. If the brushroll doesn’t spin freely or easily, your issue is the brushroll
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its a dyson DC07
Close! A 14
@@DillonCleans what is my vacume problem, any idea.
Great video but holy fingernails bat man.