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Changing A Dyson Motor
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Hi I've stripped my DC39 down to the motor ready to replace it, however I'm not sure how to disconnect the wires. This doesn't have the usual block push fitting. From what I can see the motor seems to have a connection that's crimped? Any help on how to disconnect please?
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The picture of the connection block seems to show spade connectors, which are crimped onto the wires. If so, you merely pull the spade out of its receptacle with a pair of long-nosed pliers. Or try phoning that organisation for help.
08:55 Thu 29th Jan 2015
I hate Dysons. Cheap plastic, loads of trouble - forever pulling them apart when they misfunction.
I bought a Sebo some years ago, the best cleaner we ever had. We got the industrial model for about the same money as a Dyson. It has separate motors for suction and brushes - no belts, and a straight through path for the dust.
Check it out - Amazon.co.uk User Recommendation
I bought a Sebo some years ago, the best cleaner we ever had. We got the industrial model for about the same money as a Dyson. It has separate motors for suction and brushes - no belts, and a straight through path for the dust.
Check it out - Amazon.co.uk User Recommendation
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