Difficulty
Moderate
Steps
5
Time Required
15 - 20 minutes
Sections
2
- Power Switch
- 4 steps
- Power Cord
- 1 step
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Introduction
What you need
Step 1
Power Switch
- Start with your Dyson DC14 unplugged, standing upright and facing towards you.
- Remove the canister from the vacuum.
- Disconnect the telescopic vacuum wand.
- Remove the two T15 Torx screws securing the switch cover to the vacuum.
Start with your Dyson DC14 unplugged, standing upright and facing towards you.
Remove the canister from the vacuum.
Disconnect the telescopic vacuum wand.
Remove the two T15 Torx screws securing the switch cover to the vacuum.
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Step 2
- Push outward on the two plastic clips that secure the switch cover to the vacuum.
Push outward on the two plastic clips that secure the switch cover to the vacuum.
Step 3
- Remove the switch cover from the vacuum.
- The purple switch button may separate from the rest of the switch cover.
Remove the switch cover from the vacuum.
The purple switch button may separate from the rest of the switch cover.
Step 4
- Holding them by their white plastic coverings, firmly pull the two wires from the power switch.
- Be sure to grip the wires from their attached connectors. Pulling directly on the wires could damage your vacuum.
- The terminals will only fit one way during reassembly. Only one of the wires is long enough to reach the far terminal of the switch.
Holding them by their white plastic coverings, firmly pull the two wires from the power switch.
Be sure to grip the wires from their attached connectors. Pulling directly on the wires could damage your vacuum.
The terminals will only fit one way during reassembly. Only one of the wires is long enough to reach the far terminal of the switch.
Step 5
Power Cord
- Remove the other terminal for the power cord that connects to the terminal below the power switch.
- Holding them by their connectors, separate the remaining wire of the power cord from the internal power cable.
Remove the other terminal for the power cord that connects to the terminal below the power switch.
Holding them by their connectors, separate the remaining wire of the power cord from the internal power cable.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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debpet666 - Aug 10, 2016
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thanks, Just the basic instructions I needed.
Jerry Chastine - Nov 2, 2017
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What a great site! Easy to follow instructions. My part fit perfectly. I booked marked you site and will be back when necessary. Thank y’all
tacsfs - Feb 8, 2018
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Definitely helpful
Allen wrench works fine.
No need to buy Torx screwdriver
carrikenney - Apr 29, 2018
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I was able to remove the terminals from the power cord but am not sure how to remove the connectors from the wires. I am guessing I need to remove these connectors to get the old power cord and then use the connectors with the new wires.
BRIAN HIGGINS - May 25, 2020
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Hello, I have been given a Dyson DC 14 and it looks like the plug has been chopped off clean all the way at the very end of the Court. I would like to replace the plug or the entire cord if that’s the case. But I am wondering if I do replace the cord and spend that type of money how do I know if it’s going to work or not? So is there a way to test the vacuum with my car battery by touching the two cords to the terminals? also which cord is positive and which cord is negative cuz there’s a black and a white cord? I have always wanted a Dyson vacuum. It is actually been a dream of mine because I think they’re so cool. So now that I have one I want to fix it as inexpensively as possible. Please help thank you so much Brian Higgins