Dyson Vacuum Repair Tutorial
Professional Repair Services
Dyson vacuum cleaners are some of the most popular on the market, and for good reason. They are the most powerful and efficient machines sold in most major department stores like Walmart, Target, and, Amazon. They can last for years with proper care and frequent maintenance. However, they can often also need repairs. Dyson vacuum repair can be expensive, but we offer free repair estimates and fast, reliable service. So if you’re in need of a Dyson vacuum repair, don’t hesitate to give us a call! We’re here to help.
We have three locations in Colorado:
Vacuums R Us & Sewing Too – Fort Collins Store
 Vacuums R Us & Sewing Too – Boulder StoreÂ
Vacuums R Us & Sewing Too – Arvada Store
If your Dyson vacuum is in need of repair, the best option is to bring it in for an assessment with one of our experienced technicians. During the assessment, the technician will examine the vacuum and determine what repairs are needed. After the assessment is complete, the technician will review all available service options with you. They will also provide you with a free estimate for the cost of repairs. So bring in your Dyson vacuum today and let us help get it back in working order!
For the DIY'ers
After years of faithful service, your dyson vacuum may finally be showing signs of wear and tear. But don’t despair! The dyson service technician will review all available service options with you, so you can get your dyson vacuum running like new again! Whether you need a new dyson brushroll or dyson filter, we have the experience and expertise to get your dyson vacuum back in shape.
If, however, you are not local to Colorado or want to attempt the repair yourself, we have a wide variety of repair tutorials and diagnosis help available. Check out some of our repair tutorials below to tackle any Dyson vacuum problem with ease. We even have links to any and all parts that may be needed for your repair.
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Quick Diagnosis Tips
Having a dyson vacuum is like having a Ferrari; they are both amazing machines that will make your life significantly better but they are also both prone to breaking down and requiring professional help. dyson vacuum repair can be daunting and expensive, but it doesn’t have to be! You can do some simple troubleshooting on your own to see if the problem is an easy fix. Many of the most common Dyson vacuum problems can be fixed with a simple cleaning or adjustment, so before you bring your Dyson in for repair or take anything apart, check these things first:
- Is the canister full? Empty it out and see if that improves performance.
- If the suction seems weak, check for clogs in the hose or brush area. Cleaning or replacing these parts should do the trick.
- Check your filters! If they are excessively clogged or dirty, replace them!
- If your Dyson vacuum starts making strange noises, it might be time for for some more intensive repairs.
Dyson Upright Vacuum Filters
Dyson Stick Vacuum Filters
Dyson Vacuum Not Powering On
If your Dyson vacuum won’t turn on, there a few likely culprits. First, make sure there is no clog in the machine as outlined above. If you have a clogged hose or power head, your Dyson vacuum will automatically turn itself off to protect the motor. If there is no clog in your machine, the power switch may have failed. Replacing this is a fairly straightforward task once you have the switch, especially with our Dyson DC07 / DC14 power switch replacement video below.
You can find the power switch for Dyson models (DC07, DC14, DC17, DC18, DC21, DC23, DC24, DC25, DC26, DC27, DC28, DC33, DC37, DC39, DC41, DC39C, DC52, DC54, DC78, UP13)Â here.
If the power switch is not the issue for your Dyson vacuum cleaner, the next option is to replace the cord assembly. Finding a cord for your model can be pain depending on what Dyson vacuum you have, but here is a list of some of the cords that you may need for your repair that we have in stock:
Dyson Vacuum Brush Roll Not Spinning
Dyson vacuums are amazing machines that can make quick work of even the most stubborn dirt and debris. However, one of the worst problems you can have with your Dyson is the wire loom. This really only affects Dyson Ball and the Dyson model DC50 and soft carpet Dyson ball are notorious for it. The wire loom in a Dyson is a complex multi wire assembly that snakes from the top of the Dyson all the way to the power head. If you find that your power head is not turning on but the rest of the vacuum is turning on this might be your problem. The issue with this repair is not that the wire loom is expensive. It is the insane amount of labor needed to complete the repair. Most repair shops will decline this Dyson vacuum service due to the time needed to complete it. So if you find yourself in need of this repair, be prepared for a hefty price tag!
Thankfully, there are few easier things that could cause your brush to stop spinning. If you have a more modern Dyson ball vacuum, including models DC65, DC66, UP13, UP19, or a UP20 Dyson, the problem could likely be the power head assembly. This can result in either the entire brush roll not spinning, or just one side of the brush roll not spinning. It’s a very easy repair and you can find the power head below. Note that the power head does not include a new Dyson brush roll or a new base plate, so make sure to save those from your machine.
When we have them in stock you can buy them here https://www.vacuumsrus.com/product/cleaning/vacuum-parts/dyson/powerhead-assembly-for-dyson-models-dc41-up13-up14-up20-kinetic-multifloor-ii-967039-01/
Some times we offer reconditioned power heads as well https://www.vacuumsrus.com/product/cleaning/vacuum-parts/dyson/reconditioned-powerhead-assembly-for-dyson-dc65-dc66-and-up13/ or https://www.vacuumsrus.com/product/cleaning/vacuum-parts/dyson/product-11/
If you have a model DC40, DC25 or DC24 when it comes to finding a replacement for your Dyson power head, you have a few options. You can try to find an older model that uses the same head, or you can try to find a reconditioned or rebuilt head. However, the best option is to buy a new power head from Dyson. This way you know you’re getting a quality product that will last. The problem is Dyson discontinued them many years ago and stopped making parts so getting a new one will be hard.
When we do have DC25 Dyson powerheads in stock they are here https://www.vacuumsrus.com/product/cleaning/vacuum-parts/dyson/gray-reconditioned-dyson-dc25-cleaner-head-assembly-915499-07-915499-04/ under part number 915499-07, 915499-04.
Dyson DC07 / DC14 Clutch Replacement
If you have an older Dyson vacuum cleaners, such as the DC07 or DC14, the problem may be your clutch assembly. This is the part of the vacuum that spins the brush roll, and when it begins to fail, you will notice your brush no longer spins. Thankfully, replacing the clutch isn’t a particularly expensive repair, but it does take some know how and a decent amount of time and patience. You can the clutch replacement here:
Dyson Warranty Repair and Servicing
If you seriously have a Dyson vacuum that needs repair, I commend you for making it this far in the article. You are a trooper. For real though, stop playing around with your vacuum. Bring it in to a dyson vacuum repair shop. Maybe you aren’t local to us in Arvada and Boulder Colorado and can’t bring it to us. Well, chances are there is a dyson vacuum repair shop near you. Check there google reviews. Yeah, I get it some vacuum stores are ran by jerks and maybe you ran in to one. Give another shop a try. It’s well worth forming a relationship with your local dyson vacuum repair shop. The best vacuum repair shops will even give you a warranty on their repairs! How neat is that?
Dyson’s official service center locator can be found here https://www.dyson.com/support/repairs-and-servicing-information