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Vacuum Cleaner Main Body Assembly Stock Number: ES1623201

Genuine spare part for select Dyson vacuum cleaners

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By Stoney - - 18 July 2014
  • Chris from eSpares
    Chris at eSpares says...

    There is no reset button to my knowledge.

  • I have a dc 35 dyson when I was cleaning the filter under the tap , I knock the mine body into the sink full of water. I left 3 days to dry out but now it will go it's all nice dry now . will I need to buy a new main body now or is there a reset button .?? By Anonymous - coventry - 09 November 2014
  • Chris from eSpares
    Chris at eSpares says...

    If you look at the battery you will see it is a 22 volt unit. It is easy to check with a cheep multi meter if this holds a charge. If the voltage across the connections does tot remain at around 22 volts or there is no voltage then the battery is faulty. We would expect the motor to run if above 20 volts.

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Whilst the air suction motor works, the rotating floor brush sometimes does not rotate when my wife pulls the trigger / switch. When I pull the trigger / switch it works better. Which reppacement part should I buy?

By m j n sinclair - Guildford - 27 November 2019
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    eSpares Staff at eSpares says...

    You will need to test the switch to determine if it is failing as that is the most likely.

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By S Cooper - Bb126pw - 22 October 2019
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    Hamza at eSpares says...

    If you look at the battery you will see it is a 22 volt unit. It is easy to check with a cheap multi meter if this holds a charge. If the voltage across the connections does not remain at around 22 volts or there is no voltage then the battery is faulty. We would expect the motor to run if above 20 volts.

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By Bill Wilson - - 02 September 2018
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    eSpares Staff at eSpares says...

    The motor does seem likely but you would need to test the components with a multimeter to determine what has failed.

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By Steve - Cornwall - 07 May 2015
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    Chris at eSpares says...

    It is likely to be the motor for more information see: How to Fault Trace on a Small Appliance using a Multimeter: http://www.espares.co.uk/advice/4/2945

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By radach - - 24 November 2014
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    Chris at eSpares says...

    Yes.

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