How to Replace Dyson D14 & D33 Clutch Belt Assembly w/ Part #[Complete 900252-04 Guide]

Learn how to replace a clutch belt assembly Dyson filters for the DC14 and DC33 with OEM Part Number 900252-04
Chapters:
00:00 The Problem
00:30 New Clutch Assembly
01:22 Tools & Supplies
02:05 Disassembly to Get to Belts
02:45 Remove Assembly
03:09 Remove Belt from Brush Roller
04:20 Disconnect Hose
05:12 Remove 3 T-15 Screws for Clutch Assembly
05:57 Remove U Joint
06:58 Remove Belt from Drive Shaft
07:23 Remove Floor Selector Knob from Belt
07:54 Pull Out Belt Assembly
08:10 Install New Assembly
08:31 Install Screws in Assembly
09:07 Install Belt Over Drive Shaft
09:38 Install Cover Over Belt Assembly
10:37 Install 3 t-15 Screws
11:14 Install U-Joint
11:33 Install Hose
12:04 Install Belt Over Brush Roller
13:11 Install Final Cover
13:44 Install Floor Selector Knob
14:11 Test
Tools & Supplies:
*Flathead Screwdriver - amzn.to/3eat5Zc
*Dyson Clutch Assembly [900252-04]- amzn.to/3O3QGc9
*Belt Removal Tool - amzn.to/3EwHdXy
*T-15 Torx Screwdriver - amzn.to/3trtqLL
*Magnetic Tray - amzn.to/3UZFBv4
This video should work on Dyson D14 and similar models like the DC33. It should be very similar for models of Dyson.
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[@1966neal]

It sure is a lot of money to replace a Dyson vacuum. This fix it video is awesome. 👏

[@MCFIXIT]

I agree. They are well built vacuums and last a long time if you take care of them.

[@ChangesOneTim]

Very useful - saved me a fortune to renew my DC33 clutch myself. Works like new again, good for another 15 years.

[@MCFIXIT]

I agree! We got this as wedding gift almost 15 years ago in 2009. And the only repairs I've done are recorded on my channel with are next to none. Our is still going strong!

[@joeromeiro3858]

Thanks for the video it was simple easy to follow finally got the dyson dc33 working thanks again

[@MCFIXIT]

Great to hear! Thanks for commenting!

[@jphamilton6987]

Just what I needed! Thanks

[@MCFIXIT]

Glad I could help! Thanks for commenting!

[@johnm2990]

Great video Makes it easier to attempt tasks like this when someone shows how to do it. KZbin can be so useful in this regard. Thanks again,

[@MCFIXIT]

Thanks for your comment and watching my video. That’s why I love KZbin so much too!

[@lorenal6137]

OMG! I HATE DYSON!!! What a hasslel!! I'm giving mine away!

[@MCFIXIT]

Yes, they are very weirdly designed. This is the first issue we’ve had in over 14 years so I’ll take that over the number of vacuums I went through in less than a year or two.

[@Cosmo__Kramer]

I'll take it..best sweeper out their

[@lorenal6137]

@@Cosmo__Kramer I disagree. I find Kirby does a better job and all parts are easily accessible and replaceable.

[@Cosmo__Kramer]

@@lorenal6137 I just replaced the clutch on my Dyson it was easy and took only about 20 minutes..Kirby is a good brand..my mom used them..but they are very expensive and heavy..Dyson is consistently in the top 2 or 3 in vacumes

[@rdzed3505]

Lmfao! ​Found the Kirby salesperson.

[@thezzach]

7:38 i just sliced my thumb open because i followed your instructions on how to remove this plastic knob and it wouldn’t work. There’s gotta be a better way

[@barbaramartelle4075]

Man, I’m struggling to get the part off that you push with your foot before vacuuming! I def don’t want to break it… any suggestions??

[@MCFIXIT]

Try to wiggle it back and forth. Sometimes they stick a little... or at least mine has in the past. Did you get it to work? Any tips if so?

[@barbaramartelle4075]

@@MCFIXIT I wiggled, and just pulled hard. It came loose eventually but I used a lot more force!!

[@jeremysalinaz8298]

Yeah I broke mine

[@daniellogges1998]

Where did you get the clutch?

[@MCFIXIT]

I got mine from Amazon. Here's a link: Dyson Clutch Assembly [900252-04]- amzn.to/3O3QGc9

[@rdzed3505]

These vacs are amazing and so easy to repair. Dysons best product and user repair friendly. The newer balls are garbage and impossible to repair. Ill take my DC33, thank you.

[@MCFIXIT]

Yep! We got ours after we got married and it’s been working great for 15 years! I went through three vacuums in about 9 months before getting this one!

[@rdzed3505]

​@MCFIXIT Nice! We had a original DC07 from 2005-11 until the motor died. Bought our current DC33 in 2011 and haven't looked back. Cleaned and PM'd, these vacs are the strongest vacs ever made. Quick tip, soak the entire canister in a mild Citric Acid and water mix, for 24 hours, rinse and let drip dry for 24. Cleans all the detritus out of the Cyclone cylinders and post canister filters. Edit. How the heck you kept the stickers on that long is beyond amazement.

[@MCFIXIT]

GREAT TIP! I've not tried that, but I can see how it would definitely help. I am not sure about the stickers, lol; it gets used very often, and I have been moved cross-country twice.