Dyson V6 Motorhead Motor ReplacementThe motor requires a guide for replacement due to issues with dropping the vacuum, the motor

detaching, and not knowing how to put the motor back in.

Written By: Addie Hedge

Dyson V6 Motorhead Motor Replacement

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INTRODUCTION

Require battery removal, which is not included due to device not having a battery. Connection tubingwill need to be removed before motor replacement.

TOOLS:Tweezers (1)

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Step 1 — Collection Bin

Pull down on the red release tab.

When the tab is fully engaged, the bottom of the bin should open.

Step 2

Pull down on the release tab a second time, this time the collection bin should release from theupper vacuum head.

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Step 3

Pull the collection bin away from the upper vacuum head.

Step 4 — Motor

Identify the two white componentsbetween the vacuum handle and theattached component.

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

Step 5

Insert each arm of the tweezer into each white component area and squeeze simultaneously torelease the motor from the attached component.

Step 6

Detach the motor from the remaining motor head assembly.

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This document was last generated on 2017-06-26 10:14:40 PM.

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