HOW TO- Dyson DC33 MOTOR & CLUTCH CHANGE + Tricks to make your Dyson work like new! (EASY PEASY)

[@stanevans924]

A no nonsense strip down and rebuild with clear explanation at each step - this is 100% how to do a KZbin repair video. Excellent job sir, you're a great presenter ... thanks.

[@dbray8244]

excellent vid..... saved us a fortune....you are a natural teacher....many thanks Parwaz.

[@parwaz7861]

That’s so nice of you, I’m glad you found it helpful! Thank you for your kind words!

[@philipgriffiths9125]

I followed this start to finish and it's really excellent. I bought a new motor for < £20 and completely repaired my Dyson DC33 in about an hour. Very clear instructions, well done.

[@parwaz7861]

Excellent, you should be proud! I’m absolutely pleased to read comments like this!

[@southwirralcyclist1986]

Excellent video which was a great help when I was replacing the motor on my DC33. A couple of things that may be useful to others doing this. When disassembling, if you aren't intending to do any refurbishment on the clutch you can just leave it in place (i.e. skip 2:15 to 3:07). When reassembling I initially struggled trying to get the motor back into the casing. The reason was that I hadn't pulled the large rubber gasket fully over the fan canister. The rib on the gasket should be pulled back until it completely covers the flange on the cannister, so it appears as shown at 7:38. The motor should then slide into the casing fairly easily, although it will need a bit of force to push it all the way home. Well done though Parwaz 786. A really clear video that has no doubt saved many DC33's from being scrapped!

[@Sean006]

Probably the best video on dismantling and re-assembly I have ever come across. Clearly explained with excellent photography, it is very well done. You should be proud of this video. Thanks. 👍👍

[@parwaz7861]

Wow, thanks! Really appreciate the kind words it’s muchly appreciated!

[@benfoot8874]

Cracking video. Step by step and concise. No unnecessary waffling. Just brilliant, your help was much appreciated. Thankyou 👌

[@davidkoperniak971]

Dude, your video was amazing. It was spot on and helped me repair my DC33. Thought we’d have to trash it but I bought a new clutch and brush from Amazon and followed your step by step instructions and it does indeed work like new. No more grinding noise! Thank you for the best DIY video!!!

[@parwaz7861]

Nice one! Really refreshing to see amazing comments like this, I’m really glad the video was helpful 😄✌🏽 thank you for the comment

[@jimdowdall8411]

Fantastic Parwaz. Second time I've replaced the motor and I could not have done it without your incredibly comprehensive and easy to understand tutorial. I'm 75 and crap with computers, but this was as you say EASY PEASY. This is definately how it should be done, Many thanks.

[@marcocura295]

Thank you for your video. My Dyson DC33 is now purring like a pussycat, with a new motor, new brush bar and a new hose, for less than £40. Thank you so much for this video, it's absolutely brilliant, and even someone like me could follow it. Many thanks once again. Keep up the good work 😊

[@evans199]

What an excellent instructional video. Really clear content and easy to follow. You saved my DC33, thank you so much.

[@addiston4420]

Thank you for the time taken to film, edit and publish this. Your description of what needs done and the order that it needs done in is very clear. Following your instructions avoided wasted time and potentially broken parts. I now have new motor on order.

[@lisettzavarce7639]

So perfect! I fixed my vacuum cleaner in 30 Min. Got a tool to pull the belt because was to hard for me to get the brush in there

[@duncansmith9034]

Replaced the motor not problem using this, thanks Parwaz. Didn't do the clutch, I'll see how it goes. Previously motor burnt out, I'm hoping cleaning the filters gets rid of the smell!!

[@chrisl8244]

Thanks so much for this excellent video. I suffer with Arthritis in my wrists so some of the pushing and pulling that was required was a bit tough and meant that some aspects of the job took me much longer. However, without this video I wouldn't have even attempted to replace my burnt out motor, but the instructions were so clear and informative I decided to give it a go and persevere. So glad I did as my vac is fully restored and works perfectly, thanks again.

[@parwaz7861]

Such a nice comment you really put a smile on my face! I am really glad to hear of your success story, well done!! 💯💯💯✌🏽

[@rogerwoodard5598]

This is an excellent video and thanks for showing how its done. if this was not available I think I may have struggled a bit. A point I would like to make is that when removing the old motor be very careful when pulling it out of the housing. Because the wires from the main lead to the motor connections are not that long and one of the terminals came away with the my motor. Thanks very much.

[@kentonian]

Great video, I used a flat head screw driver to get both belts back on and worked fine

[@1ndex1]

Brilliant, easy to follow instructions with good explanation and visuals for a complete novice. Brushes not spinning, changed the clutch and now working perfectly.

[@rodrigobenton1167]

I guess I am pretty off topic but does anyone know of a good place to watch newly released movies online ?

[@quentintucker8320]

@Rodrigo Benton try flixzone. You can find it by googling :)

[@jaxtynmaddox5081]

@Quentin Tucker yup, I have been watching on FlixZone for months myself :D

[@rodrigobenton1167]

@Quentin Tucker thanks, I went there and it seems like a nice service :D I appreciate it !

[@quentintucker8320]

@Rodrigo Benton You are welcome =)

[@SM-nj4ot]

Thankyou for a very informative and well explained video. Update...my parts arrived,i fitted them and now have a working Dyson again. Once again,thank you.

[@parwaz7861]

I'm glad I helped!

[@stuartharvey5859]

Parwaz 786 Thank you for posting the video you have saved me a few hundred pounds. Ordered a new motor off eBay for £15 your instructions were very clear now I’ve got a fixed Dyson 👍

[@fen1919]

Great! Just replaced the motor and I had no screws or other parts left when I finished! Thank you.

[@colinblick4903]

Followed your description all the way….apart from putting feet on base to pull belt out😂👌🏼….. I did clutch as well as motor…… on a 33 that someone had thrown outside due to burnt motor….. result….. thank you for clear instruction….. I’ve now a great vac for very little money 😎💪🏼

[@parwaz7861]

I love reading comments like this! Thank you for your feedback I’m so glad you found the video informative and useful! 😁

[@RocketDog8742]

Many thanks for these clear instructions, Parwaz. I was able to replace the motor on my Dyson using your guide and it's back to full working order again.

[@ridbanner1407]

Excellent video. Comments have some extra tips as well. My 2 penny’s worth are my blown motor had also blown the plug fuse and also had burnt through the filter cartridge so it needed renewing as mentioned in the video. Thank you greatly for making such a brilliant video.

[@parwaz7861]

I’m glad to hear you found the video helpful, thanks for sharing your experience!

[@70ixlr86]

Didnt even listen to audio, and still one of the best tutorials.

[@PilbeamMP97]

Really appreciate your time to do this - very well explained - thank you - Dyson back up and running!! 👍

[@nickknight9339]

Great video,I would not of been able to replace the motor without all the little technical skills to dismantle and reassembly of the dcc33

[@tonydixon4056]

Great video, very clear and easy to follow. Many thanks for taking the time to share this, following your tutorial I’ve just given my Dyson another lease of life!

[@parwaz7861]

You're very welcome! Thank you for the great comment ✌🏽

[@bdubs6666]

Many thanks to your video. Very well done and easy to follow. I only had to relace my head assembly, brush and the clutch assembly. Your video made that very easy.

[@parwaz7861]

Glad it helped! Great job ✌🏽

[@richardflewitt1140]

Great video, thanks. My only issue was that the motor I bought from Ebay was slightly different shape so I had to trim the seal as you suggested. It was then a very difficult to clip the end back on the motor - there was a slight gap all the way round but it wouldn't go in any further - the filter housing is a bit tight now and not completely flush but as the seals meet it seems to work fine.

[@parwaz7861]

You're welcome- glad you've successfully managed to fix your Dyson!

[@jamesmalone1677]

Thank you so much. This was super easy to follow and now my Dyson lives again!

[@dakinwhite4245]

Great video, very clear and concise. Nothing that doesn't need to be there and some timely tips and tricks along the way I wouldn't have considered. Big help in replacing the motor of my 2010 DC33. Some things that were different on mine: the exhaust filter doesn't have a nice flip lid like the video (couldn't even find any pictures or evidence that they ever made them like the one I had). The replacement washable filter fits and works correctly though. Secondly the motor was physically smaller though the key dimensions like the shaft length and diameter remained the same and fitted perfectly. Great job.

[@parwaz7861]

I’m glad you found it helpful! Wow I’ve never heard of a DC33 without a flip open lid! 😮

[@EdisonM-n3z]

Thank you so much for making this video. A detailed easy to follow tutorial. I have managed to change the motor and thst is amazing.

[@parwaz7861]

Great to hear!

[@scli1121]

It's me second time doing this but with your clear and easy tips you saved me a least a hour fiddling... thanks.

[@parwaz7861]

Great to hear!

[@workoutmayhew6206]

Brilliant thanks 😊

[@parwaz7861]

You’re welcome 😊

[@raywhite5523]

Excellent video very concise and easy to follow. Thanks very much Ray🙂👍👍👍

[@DavidKerr-b7k]

Great video and especially your detail. In process I have lost the 3 screws for the clutch cover, and 1 of the big plastic circlips. Can you advise where I can purchase these?vThanks

[@parwaz7861]

Glad it helped! As for the missing parts, probably manchestervacs

[@brianwilson4602]

Great video. Replaced motor at weekend and now working fine, thank you.

[@manjitsembhi6673]

Great video well explained step by step I can replace the motor on mine now.

[@peterwilliamson1825]

Thanks for this. I've replaced the clutch and it's all working lovely.

[@parwaz7861]

You’re welcome, glad this video was helpful for you!

[@markgdodds]

Fantastic, really clearly described, very, very clear and exactly to the point, even adding some really important improvement points/tips along the way. My Dyson is back to tip-top condition.

[@parwaz7861]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for such a positive comment ✌🏽

[@scottcampbell5478]

Thanks from Southern California - got the part for 28 dollars and it's done !!

[@parwaz7861]

Southern Califormia? I'm so happy to hear I managed to help someone across the pond!

[@eddiegoodwin59]

Brilliant video and easy to follow, I used a screwdriver and not my feet when putting it back together. 🤣

[@marybarrett7419]

A really clear and precise video. Very good step by step instructions, patient and not patronising. Many thanks as the faithful DC33 flies again.

[@rehanapatel9012]

Thank you ! Really informative video and instructions. manage to fix our dyson by replacing the motor for £20 ! Great help

[@parwaz7861]

Youre welcome- so refreshing to hear another success story!

[@blakaeg]

Excellent video man. It’s super clean and informative. I used to enjoy taking one of my DC03’s apart regularly.

[@parwaz7861]

Cheers! Fun isn’t it to take things apart and see and appreciate the design etc haha

[@cookieboo]

great wee tutorial video...worked a treat for me..thanks parwaz...

[@r.appelo5309]

Hi from Alaska! Great job on the dc33 video. Mine has a burning smell people speak of combined with the motor slowing down (loss of power). Suction seems fine. Replace motor? Clutch? Just belts? I’ve started removing the brush bar and will clean behind end caps. I simply don’t know if the smell and power loss is a clutch or motor issue. Thoughts?

[@JamesPearson]

Fantastic video, very clear instructions. Replaced the clutch on our Dyson with your help - many thanks!

[@parwaz7861]

That’s awesome to hear! Made my day reading that, I’m really glad I could make a difference

[@1mannik]

thank you so much for this video , it helped me replace my motor step by step .

[@parwaz7861]

Glad it helped!

[@michaelgilkes1150]

Great video. Wouldn’t have been able to do the job without it. Thanks

[@HooverLux]

This video will come in so handy! I’m ok as far as the clutch, so motor replacement will be brilliant. Thanks 🤗

[@CORNERofTECH]

HooverLux Restorations that’s exactly what you did a couple months later! 🙂

[@evcolin]

Thanks for this. Motor changed and all working. Nice one and great instructions

[@jayambermsp8000]

Brilliant video. I find removing the brushbar assembly off the cleaner head and the motor cover lid a pain to remove without breaking. Other then that it's a easy job. Which pattern motor was it?

[@parwaz7861]

I didn’t use a pattern motor, haha I used the original motor back in, the pattern motor is just a typical pattern one you’d find on eBay with thermal overload cutout 👍🏽

[@richardflewitt3827]

Great video - never done this before!! Our DC33 has been well maintained. If I’m doing the motor do you think I should do clutch as well - how do I tell if clutch needs doing?

[@parwaz7861]

Thank you! I would recommend the clutch should be changed because after a few years the rubber belts tend to stretch out (they need to be really right so the brush spins at optimal speed). To tell if your clutch needs replacing, if you feel like the brush slows down when it hits the carpet and it isn't brushing the carpet as well as it used to, it's most probably the clutch belts which are worn and should be replaced (as long as the internal hose is pushing the brush onto the floor properly and the bristles aren't worn out). Hope this helps!

[@oldskoolrools3087]

excellent vid....wish I'd watched it before I started disassembling mine...LOL

[@parwaz7861]

At least you found it! Haha

[@r.appelo5309]

Thanks for a great how-to video on this machine. Love that you edited out unnecessary parts. 🍻 cheers from Alaska USA

[@parwaz7861]

Many thanks for the comment! Glad it helped!

[@tvrpaul71]

LOL, here I was waiting to see the tool you were going to use to get the belt on the beater bar and you used you hand and foot, now that was funny. good job.

[@parwaz7861]

Easy peasy, 🤣 I don't think it's necessary to get the belt lifter for a one off job I mean it's not like it's gonna be used more than once or twice in its lifetime for the average consumer right?

[@paulrobilotti9294]

@@parwaz7861 I don't know, I have 2 DC33 one for up stairs and one for down stairs, so I might use it 4 times in a lifetime. LOL I agree, I did one already with out the tool, just looking for something to make it easier , LOL

[@GREE7107]

Excellent video with loads of really useful detail. Much appreciated.

[@addamsmith]

I love my dc33 and dc14 and dc07 hepa+ I'm buying another dc33 with a blown motor for parts vacuum to fix my good dc33 make it really good like new with better parts

[@smiddyboy1971]

hi there buddy just watching your video there i will tell you why out walking my dog last night came across a dyson dc33 ive not yet try to switch it on. there is one bit missing that tube at the back you pulled off the youtube you called it the dyson looks in really good nick its not been tossed out for nothing any tips thanks james.

[@parwaz7861]

Cool find! Generally they just need a good cleaning along with new clutch and they’ll be fine

[@jackoff1826]

Best video for servicing. Thank you.

[@bobskimaxx]

Thank you for doing this video, outstanding explanation of strip down and rebuild. 👍👍👍

[@parwaz7861]

Glad you found it helpful! Thanks for the great comment ✌🏽

[@chloehunton1873]

Hi! Thanks so much for this Video but I still need help. A common problem with these Hoover's is that after a while, the mechanism that diverts suction from floor to nozzle stops working. The plastic bit above the right wheel doesn't stay in it proper place ( often you can't put the hoover in upright position without adjusting that plastic piece by hand. Or, the hoover will go in the upright position but won't have suction through the nozzle. Does this mean I need to replace the clutch or a different part? 🙏🙏🙏

[@parwaz7861]

Hi! Sounds like the black button/plastic piece above that valve needs sorting out, it’s spring loaded to act as a lock to keep the valve up in the vacuuming position check that it’s fitted correctly Also that the removable valve pipe has the rubber seal fitted at the bottom too

[@iandavis6885]

My DC33 makes a loud noise but only in carpet mode. How do I fix it? Is it just the clutch that needs replacing? Great video btw!!! 👍👍

[@parwaz7861]

Hi thanks for your comment! It could be the type of carpet, if it's a very thick rug and it jams the brushroll that could be one thing, also remove the end caps on your brushbar, there's usually a big hairball in each end of the brushbar end caps, if this doesn't work I'd recommend a new clutch 👍🏽

[@iandavis6885]

@@parwaz7861 great. Thanks. It makes the noise if i lay the machine on its side.

[@parwaz7861]

Ahh, I reckon it's definitely either the brushbar or the clutch

[@CORNERofTECH]

Me and my dad went to my uncle’s house for a bit and when we were about to leave he went looking for my uncle in the downstair rooms and in one ☝🏼 of the was a DC33 Multi Floor.

[@clivepoole1636]

excellent video, told me exactly what I needed to know

[@parwaz7861]

Great to hear!

[@narcisseamour1013]

Thank you so much for this! You made it super easy to follow.

[@anthonypaolini6356]

Great video. I successfully changed the brush and clutch on my DC 33. At the end of the video you got me interested in replacing the internal hose. It looks like I can replace the internal hose without taking everything apart again. Is that correct?

[@parwaz7861]

I love hearing success stories like this! Indeed you can replace the internal hose very easily without taking the vacuum off, infact you won't need any tools as it just pulls off at the grey end and twists off at the other end

[@anthonypaolini6356]

@@parwaz7861 That’s what I thought when I was looking at the hose. Thanks. The new clutch belts were really tight. Had to pull belt through the front piece with needle nose pliers and then use a screw driver to stretch it enough to insert the brush.

[@parwaz7861]

Very good I'd say your belts are in good condition!

[@sensoUNIQO]

Thanks for the great video. One thing was different on mine - the colours of the wiring connection to the motor where red from motor connected to blue from housing and black from motor connected to brown from housing - have you had this before? We have had the Dyson from new and this is its first replacement motor.

[@parwaz7861]

You’re welcome I’m glad it helped you! Sometimes the wires can be connected the other way around but it doesn’t matter really which way it goes since it’s an AC motor running off the mains outlet

[@sensoUNIQO]

@@parwaz7861 thanks - my wife reminded me that it had been repaired by a dyson agent within the warranty - that might be when they got switched.

[@jayambermsp8000]

All the MTR299 are out of stock. Will the cheaper motors be fine to use?

[@vajazzlerthis]

Great video made my rebuild a breeze

[@parwaz7861]

Glad I could help!

[@neilstubbs9924]

Excellent video

[@niceandspicy3197]

Does vacuuming fine dust make the bin difficult to open?

[@sensoUNIQO]

Replaced the motor as your description - machine now working again - manchester vacs were a very quick supplier too.

[@saleemakhtar1796]

Excellent.. great video

[@jayambermsp8000]

When fitting the motor, do you wrap the wires around the motor when placing in the motor housing or do you move wire inside the housing when fitting the motor?

[@parwaz7861]

Either way is fine

[@jaygoodwin2788]

Brilliant thank you for such a great video

[@parwaz7861]

You are very welcome ✌🏽

[@jayambermsp8000]

In your opinion, is it easy to remove the cable when changing the motor or doing it without? And which one do you prefer?

[@parwaz7861]

You can do it either way, I don’t know what I prefer because removing the cable is a mission and not removing the cable gives you less room to work with

[@jayambermsp8000]

@@parwaz7861 I have found it easy to remove the cable as it gives more room, but takes a while to put back together. I did try starting at the bottom and it was a bit fiddly.

[@jayambermsp8000]

@@parwaz7861 I have tried starting from the bottom, but it can take a a while.

[@sunshinegreen3488]

Hi do you have to use the long screw for the clutch cover. I cannot get that thing in for anything.

[@parwaz7861]

Hi as long as the clutch cover is held in with at least 2 screws it should be fine

[@snowywinterforest2507]

Snap!! Just at it for hours, was bad enough getting the 2 in. I just gave up with the main back

[@jayambermsp8000]

I mostly put the motor housing on the motor, line it up, put the wires under the carbon brush and seat it in I always leave the spinal cord in the housing and not take it off. Will it be fine and not cause damage?

[@parwaz7861]

As long as it works it should be fine

[@jayambermsp8000]

@@parwaz7861 I think that's the best method since the wires are quite long.

[@MissisBeki]

You're a legend. Just saved me £40 quid which at this time is a lot! Just need to order the grey spring pipe as mine is not springy anymore and it'll probably be better than when I got it as it was second hand! Thanks so much!

[@parwaz7861]

You're welcome! Thank you for this comment, your kind words mean a a lot!

[@sanjeevkashyap2463]

thank You. nice video.

[@lunarvue]

Is there a fuse reset on the motor for American versions of the DC33? My machine suddenly stopped working. Replaced the switch and then tested the power cord. Those parts weren’t the issue. How can I test if the motor is bad?

[@parwaz7861]

It sounds like it will definitely be the motor, if the switch and cable are working. The motor is the only other component that would go faulty

[@andrewlee4933]

Thankyou. Excellent video.

[@wildeoutdoors7979]

Legend. Thanks pal!

[@parwaz7861]

Glad it helped! ✌🏽

[@jeffdennis6529]

Parwaz, I've just got a second hand DC33 off ebay, it's really stiff bending it from upright to angled to vacuum. Am I doing something stupid or should it just move from upright to angled position to vacuum? It STINKS of wet dog, any ideas of how to get rid of the smell? Also, should there be permanent suction from the wand on the handle as I vacuum the floor?

[@parwaz7861]

Sounds like the groove in the motor housing where it meets with the black upright lock needs lubrication As for the suction at the wand, it should divert to the floor when you kick the hesd to the floor, chech that there's not a plastic piece broken off the cleaner head near the clutch knob (when the head is kicked down into the vacuuming position) as this plastic piece near the valve pipe moves the diverter valve to the head when the head is kicked down As for the smell I recommend washing the filters in scented shampoo and wash the cyclone and shroud out thoroughly then leave it to dry properly

[@jeffdennis6529]

@@parwaz7861 Thanks, I'll check

[@jayambermsp8000]

Is it better to sell refurbed Dyson or should I do a repair and service instead?

[@parwaz7861]

The demand has dropped for corded vacuums, cordless is the future I would just repair existing machines

[@jayambermsp8000]

@@parwaz7861 What if I make the machine look nice and maybe reduce the price? Would people buy it then?

[@parwaz7861]

There’s only one way to find out

[@niceandspicy3197]

The trumpet noise has come back, but not a lot. Will it be fine to use? I did strip it down again to the motor and put it back again. It does work fine.

[@parwaz7861]

It’s just the gasket, it won’t reduce the lifespan of the vacuum

[@niceandspicy3197]

@@parwaz7861 I did soak the motor seals in warm water. Would that be the cause?

[@parwaz7861]

Possibly, you’re not supposed to wash the seals on them, I would just leave them as is

[@niceandspicy3197]

@@parwaz7861 I have a spare motor seals. I'll try that.

[@niceandspicy3197]

​@@parwaz7861 It's the first time I've had that issue.

[@hkmonaro6869]

Awesome video m8 cheers

[@Hello-em5yf]

Wire help: Brown to red Black to blue (For UK Dysons)

[@jayambermsp8000]

I'm not gonna risk buying a dc33 chassis which is used i probably get a new one what do you think?

[@parwaz7861]

As long as its not cracked near the top above the cyclone exit

[@jayambermsp8000]

@@parwaz7861 no I mean like brand new in the box chassis.

[@jayambermsp8000]

@@parwaz7861 I do like the dc33.

[@parwaz7861]

@@jayambermsp8000 yes why not?

[@jayambermsp8000]

The gromit bit on the internal spinal cord which is that chunky bit that comes out of the hole on the motor housing is a bit lose and moves. I have moved it back in place and it seems fine. Do you think it's safe?

[@parwaz7861]

Yes

[@jayambermsp8000]

I always put it out half way when refitting the motor housing back on the spine. Does it mater if I do?@@parwaz7861

[@lakhbirsingh3728]

You are like beko1987 well done

[@jayambermsp8000]

I'm trying to find a very good condition chassis for a DC33 but bit worried that it may be broken. Where should I look?

[@parwaz7861]

Honestly anywhere you can find a good one

[@jayambermsp8000]

@@parwaz7861 That is true but the ones I've found have a crack on the side of chassis.

[@niceandspicy3197]

Have you ever noticed some DC33 switch housings that stick? Does washing the switch housing fix it?

[@parwaz7861]

I’ve never seen that happen before, sounds like it’ll need cleaning

[@niceandspicy3197]

@@parwaz7861 Me neither. Does leaving it soapy water unstiffen it a bit?

[@parwaz7861]

@niceandspicy3197 I can’t guarantee it will but give it a try

[@niceandspicy3197]

Is the DC33 the only Dyson that the switch cover becomes a bit stiff over time?

[@parwaz7861]

@niceandspicy3197 it can happen to any of them tbh

[@jayambermsp8000]

I finally got my brand new DC33 chassis but I wanted to put the serial number sticker on the new chassis whats the best way to remove it without damaging it?

[@parwaz7861]

Use a hairdryer and gently peel it off

[@jayambermsp8000]

@@parwaz7861 What speed do you use on the hairdryder and for how long?

[@parwaz7861]

@@jayambermsp8000 honestly it just needs heating up for the glue to melt

[@niceandspicy3197]

I've noticed when fitting gasket seals to Dyson's cyclone that they fit, but some sides stick out a bit. Is that normal?

[@parwaz7861]

It’ll be fine, you can either leave it as it is or trim the seal down

[@niceandspicy3197]

@@parwaz7861 Are the pattern DC33 gasket seals a bit thicker then the original one that's already fitted inside?

[@niceandspicy3197]

Have you had pattern Dyson motors wires to get in the way whilst fitting it?

[@parwaz7861]

Yes

[@niceandspicy3197]

@@parwaz7861 I mostly wrap them around the motor, would it be safe to do that?

[@parwaz7861]

Yes

[@niceandspicy3197]

​@@parwaz7861I did that but I can see the motor wires in the housing.

[@parwaz7861]

@@niceandspicy3197 As long as the vacuum works, job done

[@jayambermsp8000]

I got a used but very good condition dc33 and noticed behind the bin where the crack occurs and it looks like it has a crack but doesnt feel like it. Do you think it will be fine?

[@parwaz7861]

It'll probs crack like they all do and snap in half eventually, it's a rubbish model the dc33 is

[@jayambermsp8000]

@@parwaz7861 does it crack when its been abused?

[@jayambermsp8000]

@@parwaz7861 I did look at it again and it doesnt seem that it is cracked.

[@parwaz7861]

Yes

[@jayambermsp8000]

I changed my DC33 motor and after few days I can see some carbon dust in the filter housing. Is it supposed to be like that?

[@parwaz7861]

It might just be the remnants of carbon dust from the old motor

[@jayambermsp8000]

@@parwaz7861 I cleaned it before fitting it. Do you think its anything to worry about?

[@parwaz7861]

@@jayambermsp8000 motors emit carbon dust anyways I wouldn't worry