Dyson DC56 Battery Replacement

Geschrieben von: Vu Nguyen
  • Kommentare: 10
Dyson DC56 Battery Replacement

Schwierigkeitsgrad

Easy

Schritte

7

Zeitaufwand

5 - 10 Minuten

Einleitung

The battery is what makes this vacuum handheld and portable. It can keep the vacuum operational for approximately 3.5 hours.

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    • Make sure the vacuum is unplugged from charger.

    • Warning: Avoid pressing red trigger because the vacuum will turn on the device and begin suction.

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    • Locate the purple button at the top of the device.

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    • Separate the device with the purple button.

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    • Take out the filter.

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    • Locate and remove the 10mm Phillips head screw using a Phillips #1 screw driver.

    You also have to remove the screw at the top on the back where the motor is. Otherwise, the battery will not come out!

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    • Locate and remove #000 25mm phillips screw on the reverse side of the vacuum

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    • Pull the battery pack down and away from the main body and remove it from the device.

Abschluss

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

Tinte & Feder

Vu Nguyen

Mitglied seit: 02/10/17

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9 Kommentare

Works for the DC44 animal also. :)

Tina Willman-Hammar -

You left out the removal of the screw above the charging port.

Mike -

And after unscrewing the 2nd screw, you need very fine tweezers to extract it.

This experience has convinced me never to buy a Dyson product. Their manual gives no info about replacing the battery.

Loohan7 -

Vu Nguyen and contributors should definitely go back in and REVISE these instructions to include the second screw mentioned by Mike 7/29/18. I almost broke my vacuum because I trust iFixit to vet their content. I discovered the second screw after going to another site and only saw Mike’s post after returning here to see if I missed something - I did: I didn’t read his comments!

Cliff -

Yikes! Thanks goodness I read the comments before I too almost broke something by not removing the second screw!

Mark Nicoll -

Mike, thank you. cliff is right, revise this please

louturks23 -

How do you test the battery to see if it should be replaced? Why does it have two round prongs and two flat prongs? It will run for 5 seconds sometimes and 5 minutes sometimes not able to tell why.

Benjamin Karol -

the upper screw on the handle on the dc56 type b seems to have a glassy lock-tite substance on mine. it has to be scraped away to expose the screw.

Mick Russom -

Nice process description with great photos: much thanks, as I could NOT find the second shorter screw…..FOR the life of me. THANKS

pete33213321 -