Compatible Dyson Vacuum Cleaner Carbon Brushes for DC02 ABSOLUTE Stock Number: ES1538977
High quality spare part for select Dyson vacuum cleaners
Manufactured by Electruepart
(This part fits select Dyson models)
Will this part fit my Appliance?
This product is compatible with:
- Dyson DC01 Vacuum Cleaners
- Dyson DC02 Vacuum Cleaners
- Dyson DC04 Vacuum Cleaners
- Dyson DC05 Vacuum Cleaners
- Dyson DC07 Vacuum Cleaners
High Quality Compatible Dyson Vacuum Cleaner Carbon Brushes
If your vacuum cleaner is making more noise than normal it may due to faulty carbon brushes. The carbon brushes conduct electricity from the fixed parts of the motor through the moving parts of the motor. Get back into your cleaning routine and tackle that dust!
Please check the model fit list to ensure compatibility with your appliance.
10 Questions and 9 Answers
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Dean at eSpares says...
Check for any blockages that may be causing issues with the air flow before suspecting anything else.
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Chris at eSpares says...
It is overheating, this is either due to poor air flow from blocked filers or hoses or a failing motor.
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Chris at eSpares says...
You need to dismantle the vacuum and remove the brushes to see if there is enough carbon left on them to contact the motor correctly. If worn they will often cause blackening of the armature contacts.
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Chris at eSpares says...
We have two videos that should give you the information you require: How to replace the motor on a Dyson - DC05 http://www.espares.co.uk/advice/4/1327/how-to-replace-the-motor-on-a-dyson-dc05 and How to replace Numatic (Henry) carbon brushes http://www.espares.co.uk/advice/4/2177/how-to-replace-numatic-henry-carbon-brushes
Hi. I have just replaced the carbon brushes on a Dyson DC07 vac motor which had stopped working. The motor is now working but sparking heavily. Do you know why this is happening? Thanks your help.
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Chris at eSpares says...
If the motor has overheated it may have a short between windings causing excess current. Try using a fine abrasive paper to clean the brass armature and retry. If it quickly blackens it is likely to be a faulty motor.
