How to check your Dyson Cyclone V10™ cordless vacuum for blockages

Dyson Cyclone V10 cord-free vacuums are engineered to make a pulsing sound to let you know if something is preventing airflow from passing through the machine.

The LED blockage indicator will also continue to flash for up to 1 minute. A blockage could occur if an item too large for the machine is accidentally vacuumed up.

Our video support guide will help you identify and remove any obstructions from the Direct Drive cleaner head, wand or bin inlet.

We’d also recommend checking the bin inlet flap can open and close freely, and isn’t jammed with debris.

It’s also a good idea to give the filter unit a wash – in normal use, this should be done at least once a month. Click here for our video guide:

Step 1. Check the cleaner head for any debris.
Step 2. Remove any debris from the cleaner head and check the airway for any blockages.
Step 3. Remove any debris from the neck of the cleaner head.
Step 4. Separate the wand from the machine and check inside for any blockages. Remove any debris.
Step 5. Check the bin inlet for any blockages and remove any debris found.
Step 6. Empty the bin.
Step 7. Press the red button located on the bin runner to release the bin.
Step 8. Check the air inlet on the side of the cyclone for any debris.
Step 9. Insert the spine into the bin runner. Close the clear bin by pushing the bin base upwards until the clear bin and base click into place.

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How to check your Dyson Cyclone V10™ cordless vacuum for blockages

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