How To Change A Dyson DC33 Belt
Have you recently noticed a burning smell coming from your Dyson DC33 and then the brush roll stops working?
This could be caused by the clutch belt burning out and breaking.
I broke mine when I tried to vacuum over the tassels on an area rug in my living room. The roller just stopped spinning.
Would you like to know how to change the belt on a Dyson DC33? Below you’ll find my complete Dyson DC33 clutch belt replacement instructions and also where to get your hands on spare parts. Changing the belts on the DC07 and DC14 are quite similar.
The downside is that they usually need to be fixed by an authorised Dyson repair engineer. Your warranty could be affected if you don’t use one.
I’ve read forum posts where people have just dumped their vacuum because of this and went and bought a different brand such as Shark or Bissell because they thought the cleaner was beyond repair or it was going to be too expensive to fix. All they needed was a Dyson DC33 belt replacement to solve their problem.
The good news is you can fix it yourself for less than $30 and changing the drive belt is really easy. Watch the video below to learn how to remove and replace broken belts.
Warning: The cleaning brush roller or beater bar can be quite complicated to take apart and put back together. There aren’t really any official instructions available on how to change the belt on your Dyson DC33.
This is because the company doesn’t want you messing around inside of their vacuums.
Fortunately I found a troubleshooting and repair video guide from MonsterVacuum.com that shows you step-by-step how to change the clutch belt on your DC33 vacuum cleaner quickly and easily. Watch it below.
You can buy the Dyson DC33 Clutch With Belts right here.
Dyson DC33, DC07 & DC14 Brush Roll Replacement
While you’re taking your DC33, DC07 or DC14 apart, why not service and replace the brush roller as well. You can buy them for less than $20 and you’ll really notice the difference when vacuuming your carpets.
You might also need to replace the short piece of hose attached to the cleaning head, if it has got broken or clogged. Discover other types of vacuums in my complete buyer’s guide.
How To Change Your DC33 Belt
Tools & Parts You’ll Need!
- Flathead Screwdriver
- Torx Srewdriver (Important to get magnetic tips)
- Cleaning Head Hose
- Clutch Including Belts
- Brush Roller
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