This is a complete disassembly of a V11 Outsize . This video is extremely long and you will need to watch the other 2 videos on my channel to help you understand how to remove the connector
My friend you made an outstanding video in the Dyson disassembly description. Congratulations number 1. Know that you are the only one about this detailed description!
My compliments to the young 'technician' conducting the service of this unit. His competence, proficiency (and demonstration skills) are to be commended. Cheers...
Thank you for this, an extremely simple fix to many problems. This video is great! Was able to take it apart completely and wash/wipe everything down. Be sure to put the screws in a bag so you don’t lose them, you could also label the bag if you forget which ones go where but its very easy to determine.
Thanks for your video. Our dyson sucked up something with moisture and it stinks really bad. This helped us find where the moisture dust was trapped in.
This is needed to clean properly. No matter how good you are, unless you do it this way you will get a smell over time from dust in the cyclones. Great video.
this viedo is alot of effort. it is rare to see someone who is willing to go this far to clean their vacuum. i have seems many people who dont even empty their bin.
My original problem was power head not working or getting any power. Luckily plugged power head into another Dyson and worked fine, used other Dyson power head in broken Dyson and wouldn't work so problem with head unit. No the reason for glue covering the V11 motherboard board was due to condensation occurring and corrosion occurring on the mother board. This happened to my V11 which I discovered when I took it apart as powerhead wouldn't work. Worked out it was something wrong in the head unit and when I took apart and took off white cover on the motherboard, it's was corroded and shorting out some of the circuits. Condensation must have been occurring when being heated up and air flow over motherboard causing the moisture and condensation. That's why I think they put the coating on the motherboard to protect it. Anyway I used some Isopropanol to damp corrosion and then lightly brushed and cleaned with a toothbrush... fingers crossed. Then a final clean with some more Isopropanol. Put back together and everything worked fine.
Hello, great job, could you show the disassembly of the hepa filter, the upper part seems to be assembled with the lower by two strong notches... Is there an easy way ? I'd like to open it up to dry it easier... Bye
i will look into it in the future. the fitler is the cheapest item dyson sells at $25 for a brand new one. i recommend you to purhcase a new one instead of trying to clean your old filter. since this may damage the filter and render it useless or not effective as normal.
Hi there! Great tutorial video! My V10 has a broken trigger, I followed your instruction and all went well until the very last step. The trigger assembly refuses to come out of the handle! I’ve pulled quite strongly and not budging. The screw that holds the assembly in the handle doesn’t seem to do anything, just turns, I’m reasonably sure this may be the problem. Any advice please?
At the 18 minute mark, mine does not come apart. At the backside (away from the guitar picks) it looks like it's coming apart. However, where the guitar picks are jammed in it does not budge at all. Do the guitar picks need to hit a lever or something on the inside? I have them way in there. Thanks.
Ok. So the original problem was that the motorized accessories such as the high torque head cleaner was not getting any power. I realized that the connector was a little deep, so the pins were not aligning properly with the accessory. I disassembled the vacuum until the chopsticks stuff (genius). In fact, they were too deep so I push them out. Then I connected the hight torque head and it worked like a charm. Then I tried to put back the connector but when I connected the head, no power. I tried 2 more times without putting it back and it worked; however, out of the sudden, no more power. I used a voltage tester and it seems there no power coming from the black (positive) and white (negative) cables. Weird that the black is the positive, but is the one closed to the door of the connector and it has a + sign. Any ideas what else can I try?
re do the wires. there might be damage on them so they cant connect. if you tested the wire when they were removed and they work then there has to be an issue when you assemble it. probaly pulling on it to hard causing it to disconnect
Hi, my dyson v11 motor is pulsating when in Eco or Med mode. I have cleaned the machine by blowing the dust out and clean the filter. However it doesn't solve the problem. Please can advise? Thanks
take the bin out and use it without the bin. tell me if you still have the problem. if so, take the cyclone out and use it without that and see if you still have the same issue
Hi there - my V11 screen isn’t turning on and only blue lights are flashing on the battery and that’s it. The unit has been on charge but still no life to the machine - any advice would be appreciated!
Just bought mine and not even a month into it, go to empty dust bin and red ring and silver ring fell out into trash. Having a hell of a time getting it back in. Guess I’m going to have to buy a screwdriver to take the part off that these go onto to. That according to video should not just fall right off. The quality is going downhill having used them all my life.
Hi, I have the same Dyson, turn it on and I see the panel, set the language and I can see the programs: eco, med and booster. but when i press the red button the vacuum cleaner doesn't work. What could be the problem?
@@OpenMeUpTec Thanks for answering, the Dyson people tell me that it is a voltage problem because I bought the vacuum cleaner in the United States where the voltage is 110 and I want to use it in Bolivia where the voltage is 220, is this possible? the charger says input 100 -240V
@@rossemarycopa204 i dont have the vacuum so it is hard to say. but if you press the button and feel nothing. then your tigger is broken. the vacuum already has battery and if you charge it and see the charging sign then it is working
@@rossemarycopa204 if you press the trigger and the back screen turns on then you might have a faulty motor. if you press the red trigger and the display at the back does not turn on then your trigger is faulty. you can confirm this by removing the filter and pressing the trigger. the display should tell you there is no filter which means the trigger is working
