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Dyson Models => Cylinder & Canister Dysons => Topic started by: ironix1 on December 31, 2014, 11:13:16 pm
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HI guys, I have just found this forum and hoped someone may be able to assist me in finding a motor for the above Dyson? The model part is Panasonic SDS1304GZDC if that helps. Thank you for looking.
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The part number you want is 923295-01. It is listed as a 'special order' everywhere, which usually means about three weeks, but maybe more. The motor and chassis come as one unit like so:
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Cost would be circa £85. It may be an uneconomical repair unless you can find a used one.
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Thank you for this. I only require the motor inside, so yes, this would be uneconomical. Would you know of a alternative motor part number that would fit? If not I'll will just wait until I can find a second hand chassis for sale. Thanks again.
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Can you post a photo of the motor and some dimensions please?
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I had mine out earlier, and it is almost impossible to remove the motor housing, it's clipped in internally. Had to use a fairly big flatblade screwdriver to snap it out, with thankfully no damage!
It's one of these
(https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-U4bPoIK2AQo/VN_YD--F_gI/AAAAAAAAiPY/yHx6sKALnCk/s800/upload_-1.jpg)
(https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-XEynYdY2boQ/VN_YFfd5mII/AAAAAAAAiPg/mI9xjZOXTvY/s800/upload_-1.jpg)
(https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-8HjDrSw4BUM/VN_YKzOTlZI/AAAAAAAAiP4/b5fgOaZSwh8/s800/upload_-1.jpg)
Not a job for the faint hearted though, I only persevered in the name of snappage because I had nothing to loose!
Can measure it when back together if you want. The motor looks familiar though... Same as the DC22 I *think*
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Hi, here is the motor from a Dyson DC25. It looks identical to the DC26 one, not sure about the dimensions but they sure do look the same! Will post pics in a sec
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Well for some reason I cant post the pics, it says my filed are too large. However. I have the motor number
It is SDS1304GZD
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I uploaded the pictures you sent me last night to my picasa so we can share them Parwaz
Interesting discovery
DC25 Motor
(https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-ScrokqcF50s/VObylTjyJ2I/AAAAAAAAixU/rEX3acEUdY0/s576/upload_-1.jpg)
DC25 Motor
(https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-eIrf4fz_kzk/VObyoBXNgFI/AAAAAAAAixc/8snHKqgJst0/s576/upload_-1.jpg)
DC26 Motor
(https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-2PAf5zse_ok/VOTbrQwTRhI/AAAAAAAAifw/7Qf58q4FayE/s1023/upload_-1.jpg)
DC26 Motor
(https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-YqSUkpI_3XI/VOTbpeB7k-I/AAAAAAAAifo/IY0v5Q6vnxM/s1023/upload_-1.jpg)
DC25 motor number - SDS1304GZD
DC26 Motor Number - SDS1304GZDC
I presume the extra letter on the serial number denotes the different motor mounts (which are interchangeable anyway). Mvacs - any way you can check with your contacts?
So, in theory, for your DC26, you need:
https://manchestervacs.co.uk/Dyson/DC25-spare-parts.html/DC22-DC25-Panasonic-Motor-911664-05 (https://manchestervacs.co.uk/Dyson/DC25-spare-parts.html/DC22-DC25-Panasonic-Motor-911664-05)
My stripdown thread
Patience
and a bit of brute force to get the motor assembly out!
Oh, and apparently mvacs do have some DC26 Post motor filters to list, you should get a new one of those if you're changing the motor!
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Thank you so much for uploading the pics for me 😃
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DC25 motor number - SDS1304GZD
DC26 Motor Number - SDS1304GZDC
I presume the extra letter on the serial number denotes the different motor mounts (which are interchangeable anyway). Mvacs - any way you can check with your contacts?
Hard, nobody at Dyson will cough this stuff up. Some of what we sell we discovered exactly this way. I learned something here!
By motor mount, you mean the top rubber?
Oh, and apparently mvacs do have some DC26 Post motor filters to list, you should get a new one of those if you're changing the motor!
I did that today, they are >>here<< (https://manchestervacs.co.uk/Dyson/DC26-post-filter-hepa-915219-03). Only pennies below Dyson's price though as the margin is tight on those. Nobody in the UK does a non-gen one yet.
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Yes, I meant the top and bottom rubbers.
Can't imagine there's much money to be made in pattern dc26 stuff tbh, it's not a common machine is it...
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Can't imagine there's much money to be made in pattern dc26 stuff tbh, it's not a common machine is it...
There is one American company that has them. I am looking into it.
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I don't see much DC19 stuff, yet there's SOO many of them around, I have seen like a good handful in my neighbourhood alone 😃 DC33 is really popular too, but again no pattern parts. I have spotted a nice DC33 animal on ebay but with a blown motor and missing hose. Would like it if it wasn't for the hose though
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Q know who have the pre motor filter on back order for the dc33... And that's the genuine dyson
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DC33 is really popular too, but again no pattern parts. I have spotted a nice DC33 animal on ebay but with a blown motor and missing hose. Would like it if it wasn't for the hose though
Apart from the back hoses (https://manchestervacs.co.uk/Dyson/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=189), the pre-filters (https://manchestervacs.co.uk/Dyson/DC33-washable-filter.html) and the HEPA filter (https://manchestervacs.co.uk/Dyson/DC33-HEPA-Filter). :coffee:
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Thanks guys,
I have just come back to read this and I cannot believe the amount of input you have made since the last time I read. I managed to buy a motor only for my DC26 and replaced. No easy task and there are still no alternative copy-motors anywhere. Thanks again
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Excellent, glad you got it fixed. You're right, no cheaper parts sadly bar a second hand motor, and given the massive faff it is to change the motor on a 26, you'd be rightfully pissed off if you went through all that, and the second hand motor was a dud...
Did you wash the pre motor filter and fit a new post motor filter with the motor change?
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Thank you. Yes, l replaced all the filters as the replacement came from a virtually brand new vacuum unit, where the housing was smashed. I'm so glad that it all came together in the end. Success at last.