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Dyson Models => Dyson DC01 (and DA 001) => Topic started by: Dyson2000 on June 20, 2015, 07:48:54 pm
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Well found a DC01 at the tip today. the plug was cut off it, so i got my spare DC04 cable and modded it to work with the DC01. the kick plate was clogged, so i removed all the hair that was stuck and emptied the bin and gave it a test run. and it ran beautifully. now i have two DC01'S. What would you guys do take it apart and put the original bits on our old hoover or keep it intact and clean it all up. :thumbsup:
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That looks mint. Id refurb and keep that!
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What he said :icon_nod:
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Yes!!! That is a late model and very good, lovely YDK motor in that and wihth the yellow serial number sticker being yellow etc too :P I had an Irish Dc01 like that, needed a new switch and worked lovely!.
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That DC01 is very good, it's in good condition as most late model Dc01's are (I really don't know why late DC01's are normally in fab condition lol)
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I like this hoover. But there is one part I hate. That's the sole plate. It's crap gets clogged alot (such as my nans dc01). And the adjustable head (I think). It wr
eks the suction compared to the (DA001 soleplate) ;D
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Lol, not the best really, they always break but they have improved over the years :) it's a great vacuum, shame that the suction is only 90 AW but then again it's pretty good for what it is
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Its the general un-fadedness and non scabby stickers that do it for me! Even if it needed a new motor and brushroll it would still be worth restoring, you just dont see the casings that clean anymore, early or late ones!