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If there are issues with the suction of the Dyson v6 Absolute, the cyclone may have to be cleaned or replaced.
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Push down the red lever located on the outside of the bin, next to the device handle, to open the door to the debris bin.
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Avoid pressing the trigger on the handle opposite the red lever, which activates the motor.
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Push the red lever down a second time to release the debris bin.
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Avoid pressing the trigger on the handle opposite the red lever, which activates the motor.
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Separate the bin from the main body of the device.
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Locate two visible white clips between the main body and the cyclone.
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Use tweezers to pinch the white clips together.
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Widely hold the tweezers apart to get them to reach between the two white clips.
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Because the space is tight between the cyclone and the main body, pinching the white clips may require additional effort.
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Tilt and pull the main body away from the cyclone.
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There may be a loud snap when the main body separates from the cyclone.
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Use the spudger to remove the cyclone.
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Start at the small opening beneath the place where the cyclone connects to the main body.
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Work the spudger around the rim of the red screen filter.
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You will hear popping noises.
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Use a T9 Torx screwdriver to remove five 14mm screws from the edge of the screen filter body.
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Remove the filter screen cover away from the cyclone.
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Pull down on the black tube inside the cyclone body to remove it from the cyclone.
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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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Very helpful presentation. Reassembly was fiddley as the new cyclone was not broken and needed a very firm waggle and push to engage with the motor body. The white clip is not easy to grasp at the same time as the body and the cyclone.
I found three small broken black plastic pieces under the white clip- from the lugs of the old cyclone - that had to be removed, with tweezers, before assembling the body and cyclone.
Das Zyklon läßt sich noch viel weiter zerlegen!
