DC07 Dyson Vacuum Cleaner How to remove blockage in radix assembly

The radix assembly can actually block up on a dc07, this video shows how to fix it.
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If your radix assembly is blocked it is usually time to change your dyson washable filter here is the URL for the DC07 Filter
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[@kelleynelson7441]

Watching in 2024! I have a pink Dc07 from approx 2004. Had since day 1 and always refer back to your video! Thank you!!

[@km4hr]

I took mine outside into the back yard and washed it out with a garden hose. The high pressure stream of water from the hose nozzle cleaned the unit very well.

[@HaikuAutomation]

Love the discusted look on his face while dealing with other people filth in the vortex vacuum portion.

[@lindamcd1217]

If I clean mine that well it might very well suck up my carpet! Have had this thing for over 10 years and it still amazes me! Money VERY WELL spent!

[@fayeharvey1138]

Linda McDonald in

[@kelleynelson7441]

Same! Mine is actually close to 18yrs old! Still working perfectly

[@RedTacoTruck]

Perfect! We really like our dyson vac since it works so well … until lately. I thought there might be a problem in an area of the vacuum I’ve never cleaned. However I didn’t know how to clean inside of it. Your video was fantastic and concise. We now have a working vacuum again. Thanks for the great vacuum repair video. 👍

[@samayers2593]

Thank you. You explained this so clearly. I was able to easily follow your instructions. The Dyson is working well again. Well done sir.

[@ashyboo777]

ur vids r brilliant, i just bought a 2nd hand dc07, ur vids helped me improve the suction, its like new!! thanks x

[@rachelalvarado4286]

Short and extremely sweet. Thanks for showing me how to get my suction back. You are very cute with the vaccum, glad you didn't cut that bit, it made me smile : )

[@kevynr4072]

Brilliant, having changed the filters but with still poor suction this is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you very much

[@pasionaria1948]

Hi Alec! when you mention the #15 torx driver you should specify the word #15 SECURITY torx driver. I order a #15 torx driver, which was not the same and found out that the descriptive word SECURITY is very important. Hope everyone else is not as naive as I was. Thanks for the tutorial - I will try it out when I find the driver.

[@windspoint]

Hi, just cleaned a DC07. Great Vid! Keep em coming.

[@PhilRaso]

Nice! Great to see someone who knows what to do than some guy guessing and pulling on various parts and guessing. I can do that myself. Glad I had a T15.

[@fig20]

Hi Alec, thanks for the video it help me out a lot but i was wondering if you can show a video where you can take the inside screws out and take apart the cyclone head, I would really like to be able to clean inside the cones

[@morganod]

Thanks! I was hoping I didn't need to take several pieces apart with all those screws with the newer ones. My DC07 still runs great

[@143tbone]

Thank you for this video. You have a beautiful smile by the way.

[@jwalters9461]

THANK YOU! I was at my wit's end.

[@marithag2319]

Awww, I was hoping you had sucked up the screws...something I would do! lol Thank you for the video really!

[@srodriguez1337]

Thanks great video

[@christinabirdsong9452]

You do a great job on your videos, and you're really cute.

[@jaydekaytv]

Great, thanks! +Alec Nelson

[@smcdougall358]

My dc07 handle broke it plastic i want to remove the parts can you tell me how? The new handle is different colour so i want to use the colour parts from the old which are fine. Thanks if you can help, your vids are great keep em coming

[@diannetomershea8351]

I can't seem to get that pole in it's place to unlock the drop door to clean out the canister. Any suggestions?

[@crusher0427]

Dyson seems to have added a proprietary screw to the replacement canisters. The T-15 torx has a small piece of metal sticking up right in the center preventing the torx from going in. What a pain in the butt. Who do they think they are, Apple?

[@pasionaria1948]

I made the mistake of ordering a #15, which was not a SECURITY #15 - maybe the newer models of Dyson are more DIY owner friendly?

[@hstw31]

Thanks

[@robertbdesmond]

I washed it out with water with my garden hose and spray nozzle. More effective and deep cleaning.

[@VacuumSmart]

The DC07 from memory does not actually have handle parts. You have to replace the handle as a complete piece.

[@glenn20081965]

I'd immerse it in soay water and then leave it to dry.

[@pongomutley]

He didn't remove the fins and the perforated ring either, not so much of a smart alec after all. There's no substitute for a pressure washer and leave the whole thing to dry out in the sun.

[@danallured5806]

I'm gonna cut this bit up so you can speak,girl speaks,leaves it in the video! rotton bugga! lol great vid helped thanks

[@1mandanceparty]

Worlds longest 15 torx driver 🤣

[@Swejied]

I suspect the majority of people don't own a second vacuum, for cleaning the first one??? I'd hoped you would add some advice, at the end, for those of us living in the real world???

[@Martindyna]

You should be used to that, it amuses me that I have to use a very clean brush or another vacuum to clean the shroud (the thing that has loads of small holes that gets blocked up in the bin). You have to observe cleanliness otherwise it blocks far quicker. Notwithstanding i am a fan of Dyson.

[@hiwaibrahimsalih3517]

I just eating pizza dude

[@Tdkboot72]

You are wasting your time. You have to clean deep inside the roots. That is where all the hair and dirt clogs & form into like a bullet. What you have just done is nothing just clean the housing no offence.

[@thepervertedmonk2353]

how do you get to the roots?