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Dyson DC04 - Loss of Suction in Hose

Postby summer32 » Sun Dec 30, 2007 7:06 pm

Hello,

I have a Dyson DC04 - the lime and silver version - it has lost its suction in the hose. I have checked the hose for any breaks, taken bits out to check for blockages and cleaned the filters, including the blue sponge one in the top, and even though the base is now vacuuming wonderfully the hose still isn't picking up! Can anyone give me any ideas on what to try next or something I've missed - it would be greatfully appreciated!

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Re: Dyson DC04 - Loss of Suction in Hose

Postby kladave » Mon Dec 31, 2007 3:28 pm

blockage in wand :lol:
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Re: Dyson DC04 - Loss of Suction in Hose

Postby summer32 » Fri Jan 04, 2008 10:15 pm

Can't see any blockage in the wand - is there a way to take it apart for a better look???

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Re: Dyson DC04 - Loss of Suction in Hose

Postby kladave » Sat Jan 05, 2008 9:02 am

summer32 wrote:Can't see any blockage in the wand - is there a way to take it apart for a better look???

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no but you could drop something down it.
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Postby Kate XXXXXX » Mon Apr 28, 2008 8:06 am

I got a pin and a wodge of thread jammed in mine once (occupational hazard in this house). Took a (clean!) drain rod to it, and that sorted the problem...
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