Thank you, I am very glad the video helped and that’s exactly what they were made for, much appreciated.

Thank you, I’m glad to of helped which is exactly what the videos were made for, much appreciated.

Hi, thank you for message, I don’t design these, i just make videos to help people who may be struggling but considering these use water they do need to made watertight so I don’t think there is one of these on the market where they are easy to maintain and repair, but the majority of manufacturers don’t want people to repair items, they prefer it if you just purchase another new one, it is crazy.

Hi, this may be to late as it’s been 10 days, sorry about that I don’t get on here much. In my opinion getting a red light could be many things, if intermittent then it’s more likely a wire issue within the neck joint, basically the wires feed up into the upright and they wear and break, very poor design fault. Otherwise first I would remove the front roller and hand turn the brushroll (brush bar) to see if it is spinning freely, if tight then I would remove the motor belt and see what happens when you power it on again, if the motor runs fine and no red light then it could be a jammed brushroll, or just any blockages even with the front roller cog, they can get jammed with hair and debris, tighten and that’s why the red light comes on, a lot of times you can remove these are although not easy you can remove anything possible and it may spin freely again, However if with the belt removed the red light still comes on the it could be the motor or pcb at fault, I’ve taken hundreds apart and there isn’t anything to help know which unless you have burnt markings, hence it’s always advised to replace both the motor and pcb together otherwise by changing just one you may get the same fault happen. That’s the basics, it’s long but hopefully it helps if you haven’t fixed it already. regards

@@adamburton2165 thanks for getting back to me. I’ve pretty much already done what you suggested there was a build up in the cog and around it so I cleaned the whole thing inside and changed all the filters and it’s running smoothly now cheers 👍🏼

Thank you, I’m glad to f helped, it is this reason I made the videos to help. regards

Hi, no not that I know off. regards

Hi, yeah I do understand and I do try my best, on some videos I do point this out but once a video is made it will never be worth redoing as I don5 get paid anything for them, but I will try better in the future. regards

Glad I could help!

Yeah but have you made anything better?, if so let me know so I can test it, regards

you welcome, thank you

Ah the mystery of extra screws, today I had the same on a dyson and still don’t know where they came from lol.

@@adamburton2165 😀

Hi, unless there is a issue on the connection’s then I would still inspect the wires going through the upright neck pivot, I’m sure if left it would get worse until it dies completely and then the broken wire would be more obvious, I haven’t yet come across one where the pcb or motor worked intermittently but electrical items can be annoying. regards

You’re welcome 😊

Glad it was helpful!

Hi, I don’t have any involvement in the design, manufacture or anything, I simply make videos to try to help people. regards

Thank you, it’s nice when videos help and people understand what they are for, exactly this so hearing it has helped save it from landfill is amazing, thank you.

To fix it or maybe clean it, perfectly normal.

I am not and have never been employed by a vacuum cleaner company, I don’t design them, I have no input in how they make their items, my videos are just to help if people are struggling, nothing else. But I will slightly defend companies, they all patent everything possible, so one manufacturer might make a great design but no one else can copy unless they are Chinese as they don’t really follow patent laws, but I could virtually complain about every manufacturer as every vacuum can have a flaw in some way or another.

@@adamburton2165but all this just to clean it? I understand you don’t design them but yeah it’s a nightmare my one is make a horrible sound when it is spinning so I’m trying to remove the bush bar to see what’s causing it

Great, that’s what the videos are for. regards

hi, I only used the wire that was there, basically I took the little panel off the back and the wire which had worn I cut near the connector so then it would slide down, (otherwise threading through a new wire would be very difficult) and then I cut a correct size piece to slot into place and used a heat shield sleeve to join both ends back, the wire between where it breaks to the pcb is longer so there is enough to use and repair, then obviously you join from original break to the rest of the wire to the pcb and using a heat shield again, so 3 joins but no need to use extra wire, that was how I done it anyway. regards

It's less than 3 minutes, wasn't made to help everyone, just to help some, try making your own instead of criticising someone who tries to help.

Check the continuity of the 3 wires that run through the wand. Mine has a break in continuity on one of the wires in the wand. The vacuum starts, speed goes very high and then stops with flashing lights on the vacuum head. I'm currently struggling to dismantle the wand.