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    • Recline the vacuum on its back and position the brushbar up in the air.

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    • Remove the four screws with a Torx T10 Screwdriver.

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    • Lift the brushbar away from the housing while pulling it out to the side.

    • This may take some force and wiggling.

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I'm like to know if this works for the Dyson ball animal2 as well

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It does work

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We used this guide to clean the brushbar assembly of the DC41 animal too. Thank you SO MUCH for writing it!!! We’d never have tried pulling the bar off sideways.

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Thanks to MaireadNye for the easy to follow guide. I used this to remove and clean the brush bar and its housing on a Dyson Animal 2 upright vacuum. The four screws securing the brush bar were not T10 Torx, but rather Phillips head, so no big deal. What took the longest amount of time was searching for my Torx tools before I began, which is unlike me. I usually grab tools as I go, but since only one was required, I decided to (unnecessarily) have it ready to go. I used vinegar first to get out a soy sauce type smell, but dish soap was what worked. Thanks again!

(And thanks to Dyson for making stuff like this user-friendly!)

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what is the part and part number of the wheel in between the brush bar?

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