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Dyson DC44 Animal brush stops spinning after a few seconds
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Loobylou1979
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Dyson DC44 Animal brush stops spinning after a few seconds
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May 19, 2017, 09:46:26 PM »
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I have a Dyson DC44 Animal and the brush on the main head stops spinning after about 5 seconds of use. The unit is fully charged. Can anyone help with what may be causing this please?
Many thanks,
Louise
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Re: Dyson DC44 Animal brush stops spinning after a few seconds
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May 20, 2017, 08:33:22 PM »
Is the unit itself running OK?
Have you removed the brushroll and cleaned it?
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Re: Dyson DC44 Animal brush stops spinning after a few seconds
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As MVacs said. I would recommend removing the brush from the head and giving it a clean. It sounds like there could be a blockage.
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