Official Dyson vacuum cleaner parts

Top-selling Dyson vacuum replacement parts

• Brush roll. The brush rolls spins to loosen and lift dirt in the carpet while vacuuming. Replace the brush roll if it's worn or damaged.
• On/off switch. The on/off switch controls power to the suction motor and other vacuum cleaner components. Replace the on/off switch if it doesn't allow current to flow to the vacuum motor and other components when you turn the switch on.
• Suction motor. The suction motor is a fan that provides the air flow to lift dirt out of the carpet or flooring. Replace the suction motor if it doesn't run when supplied with electrical current.

What to do when your Dyson vacuum cleaner won't turn on

Lack of power, a bad power cord, failed drive motor or broken wires in the vacuum hose can prevent your Dyson vacuum cleaner from starting.

Make sure the electrical outlet that you're using for the vacuum cleaner works. Try using a different outlet if you suspect that the outlet you're using is dead. If the vacuum cleaner still won't start, make sure the outlet has power by plugging a lamp or small appliance into the outlet. If the outlet is dead, reset the house circuit breaker for the outlet. If the outlet still won't work, have an electrician repair the outlet.

If the vacuum cleaner won't turn on and you know the electrical outlet is okay, check the power cord and replace it if damaged.

If the suction motor won't run when activated, replace the suction motor.

In a Dyson canister vacuum cleaner, check the vacuum hose for damage because the hose has integrated wires that carry current from the power switch to the suction motor relay. A torn hose can cause a break in the wires-interrupting current traveling through the hose to the suction motor relay and preventing the suction motor from starting. Replace the vacuum hose if it's torn or damaged because wires inside the hose are could be broken.