Mine had the cut wire flaw. I spliced them back together and it's working.

You're the bomb, my brother! Best DIY video EVER and the sound of your little ones laughing/playing in the background is "music to the ears". Now, just to add a little editing advice (not really necessary at all - but perhaps needed for those that aren't too mechanically inclined); - you do mention how to arrange the 2 motor server cables and the small gauge motherboard contact wire before pulling them through the cowling with the cable tie (which is brilliant), but you may want to emphasize how important it is to keep the small gauge wire between the 2 cables to ensure that you have sufficient small gauge wire length to properly reconnect the plastic contact head to the motherboard as you proceed with finishing the reinstallation of the motor in the handle assy. Thanks again - very well done! Remember ALL - go slowly and make sure you have your t8 torx screwdriver and a PRECISION Phillips screwdriver (the grade of the Dyson machine screws is weak - they strip very easily) - recommend ordering the PRECISION Phillips screwdriver from Dyson directly - definitely worth it.

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Brilliant explanation. Thank you.

you just saved me $200 for a new head. i did everything you said, and BOOM it works!!

Very helpful video. But am no handyman like you. Is there any ways to bypass the trigger? ie power on once plug in the battery. This could help me better. Thanks.

You fixed nothing, you just replaced it... :(

I have repaired my V12, was blocage error and pulsing issue. Have changed three hybrid capacirors 270uFx35V to these 330uFx35V Panasonic EEHAZS1V331B caps from Farnell No. 3586323. Now all works as it should.

Thank you very much for explaining this, I was trying to pry it off with a screw driver

Thank you for the video, it helped me swap my brush head :)

thank you so so so much 😍

Hi sir! One question Why if is mother board issue we must replace motor and not only the main?? Thank you

As a consumer and paying for a high end V11 Dyson, I shouldn’t have to take the thing apart to get to the motor to fix it. Dyson online help is worthless, they wanted me to PAY to talk to a technician. WTF?? I live in a very rural area, it’s at least a 3-hour drive to a Dyson repair shop. Very frustrating. I can turn it on, not even move the vacuum and it stops. No Bueno! 👎🏻

Your video is pretty pointless because you did not show how you removed the cyclone nor how you insert it back before assembling it with the power trigger part of the vacuum.

Hi, first thank you for the video it has been very helpful, I have a question I changed the trigger and it worked perfect, but once I put the battery to check if it work it gets turn on, I don't need to pull the trigger does that mean I did something wrong. Do you think is the conecciton or something with the trigger? Hope you can help me!!

Great video! Helped me so much replacement the lid that fell off when I was dumping the bin in the trash can! Love my Dyson!!!

thanks for the great video! saved me $120 compared to the fix that Dyson suggested!

Mint video ! The issue I am experiencing is the first fault described, unfortunately a damp filter was accidentally installed before being completely dried out fully. Initially worked then died. My v11 is unique, I used to work for Dyson 5years, I was given my v11 many years before it hit the market , I was a field tester. It’s actually a prototype, that after using for a while gets a MOT and tests as such and a multiple questionnaires to complete, with the aim to keep at the end of the process. So far the issues I have had are - a weak body that cracked and this has been replaced. And the trigger switch cracked/collapsed very common fault and opted for an online seller 3d printed replacement switch that had the necessary weakness fixed, better than the original! Ok so I need a motor only .

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Thanks for very ehelpful and detailed video! Unfortunately, the motor motherboard of my Dyson had the same clear coating mentioned in a previous comment. I removed enough of it to access the screws and the tiny connector clip by VERY carefully using a small knife, a sewing needle and fingernails.It worked, eventually, but added a lot of time and exasperation to the process. In the ned, though, the new trigger works and we’re back in operation, so thanks!

On my V11 Dyson the motherboard is covered in plastic like silicone to protect it - so I can't access the Torx screws holding the terminals in place nor can I un-clip the connector (the small piece you use your fingernail to disconnect). I can't remove the plastic / silicone over the motherboard. Have you seen this before?

Hi, I disassembled my Dyson V11, But how do I know whether the motor or the motherboard faults? My situation is press the button, vacuum sound like "kaka", not "dong um"

So, i guess there is no easy troubleshooting within motor!?

I got an issue with mine as well. I've had it for years and last month it stopped spinning completely. Other heads worked fine. Came back from vacation today and it worked for a few seconds but then it stopped spinning as if something got stuck. I disassembled the whole thing and gave it a deep clean. The rotor is spinning pefectly fine, but as soon as I put on the brush part it can only run for a few seconds and then it stops again. And I can't figure out what it is. Any tips?