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If your Dirt Devil Gator (Model Number: BD10100) isn’t creating suction, picking up debris, or functioning properly, you may need to replace the filter. Follow this guide to clean/replace the filter on your device.
However before using this guide, you may not need to fully replace the filter, just clean it. A clogged air filter is a simple problem with a quick fix to get you started vacuuming again quickly!
The filter on the Dirt Devil Gator helps collect dirt and debris from the ground into your vacuum. A clogged filter will not pick up dirt or hold on to already picked up debris. If the filter is destroyed, it will need a replacement.
Before beginning, make sure to power off your device completely and disconnect from any external power source.
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To get to the filter, press the button on the top of the vacuum to split your device in two.
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Remove your Dirt Devil Gator into its two components by pulling apart.
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Turn over the front half of the device.
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Press the two grey buttons on either side of the filter chamber inwards to release the chamber.
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Remove all debris and obstructions around the filter itself.
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Remove from the filter chamber by pulling out the filter.
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Replace it with a new or restored filter by placing it back in the filter chamber.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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