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ocddyson
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Can anyone tell me if the side valve in a DC07 should have a spring in it or was this just for earlier models or should all the side valves have springs in them?
As always any help or information will be much appreciated.
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Some did, some didn't. Think the early ones did from memory but I've never tried to spot a pattern. Not sure if it makes any difference tbh but I've never compared the 2 parts side by side
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No worries Beko, thanks for getting back to me.
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