Dyson Ball Multi Floor Upright Brushbar Replacement Repair Guide

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Step 1

              Brushbar               

• Lay the vacuum on its back and remove the red clip from the bottom front of the vacuum by placing both your thumbs on either side and pulling up.

Lay the vacuum on its back and remove the red clip from the bottom front of the vacuum by placing both your thumbs on either side and pulling up.

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Step 2

• Pull off the vacuum head by pulling gently towards your body.

Pull off the vacuum head by pulling gently towards your body.

Step 3

• Lift up on both of the red levers on either side to remove the rectangular dark grey piece that the levers are connected to from the head piece.

Lift up on both of the red levers on either side to remove the rectangular dark grey piece that the levers are connected to from the head piece.

Step 4

• Identify the four 15 mm T-10 black screws.
• Remove the four 15 mm T-10 black screws in each of the four corners of the remaining head piece by using a Phillips 0 screwdriver, which can be found in the iFixit kit.

Identify the four 15 mm T-10 black screws.

Remove the four 15 mm T-10 black screws in each of the four corners of the remaining head piece by using a Phillips 0 screwdriver, which can be found in the iFixit kit.

Step 5

• With both hands, firmly grab one of the black circular ends of the purple brushbar. Pull up and out to remove the brushbar from the head piece. Repeat this on the other side.

With both hands, firmly grab one of the black circular ends of the purple brushbar. Pull up and out to remove the brushbar from the head piece. Repeat this on the other side.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Benhami Yengari - Aug 20, 2019

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The bearings in the brushbar are not well protected. Pet hair gets into the bearings causing them to seize up. This results in the bearings spinning in the plastic bearing housings and on the plastic brushbar hub resulting in meltdown and destruction of the brushbars. This has occurred every six months since I have owned my Dyson UP13 multi purpose ball. Preventing this would require disassembly of the brushbar and removal of the bearings every two months to remove the hair. This is not part of Dyson’s recommended maintenance and Dyson claims this problem does not exist. Very poor design.

Jay - Dec 29, 2019

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What Mr Benhami Yengari is very true.This has happened to my daughter’s DC 40 upright.I have stripped it down to the belt and seen the bearing sized with hair.I had to buy the whole new brushbar ($95),This unit has issues and Dyson should be able to supply all different parts that go into brushbar unit—screws,brushes,belt,bearings, motor and center drive wheel

malomike1979 - Jan 27, 2021

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Ernest Paul Masullo - Oct 23, 2022

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