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The battery is what makes this vacuum handheld and portable. It can keep the vacuum operational for approximately 3.5 hours.
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Make sure the vacuum is unplugged from charger.
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Locate the purple button at the top of the device.
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Separate the device with the purple button.
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Locate and remove the 10mm Phillips head screw using a Phillips #1 screw driver.
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Locate and remove #000 25mm phillips screw on the reverse side of the vacuum
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Pull the battery pack down and away from the main body and remove it from the device.
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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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Works for the DC44 animal also. :)
You left out the removal of the screw above the charging port.
And after unscrewing the 2nd screw, you need very fine tweezers to extract it.
This experience has convinced me never to buy a Dyson product. Their manual gives no info about replacing the battery.
Vu Nguyen and contributors should definitely go back in and REVISE these instructions to include the second screw mentioned by Mike 7/29/18. I almost broke my vacuum because I trust iFixit to vet their content. I discovered the second screw after going to another site and only saw Mike’s post after returning here to see if I missed something - I did: I didn’t read his comments!
Yikes! Thanks goodness I read the comments before I too almost broke something by not removing the second screw!
