To separate or remove your Dyson battery, typically for replacement, you will need to remove two screws.
Here's a step-by-step guide based on common Dyson models:
Understanding the Battery Removal Process
Dyson vacuum cleaner batteries are designed to be replaceable, allowing users to extend the life of their device. The process involves locating and removing specific screws that secure the battery to the main body of the vacuum.
Required Tool
- Phillips-head screwdriver
Steps to Remove the Battery
Follow these steps to safely remove the battery from your Dyson vacuum:
- Locate the First Screw: Find the small screw situated in the handle of your Dyson. This screw is typically located underneath the MAX button. Use your Phillips-head screwdriver to remove this screw.
- Locate the Second Screw: The second screw is found just below the battery pack. This is usually in the area where the dust bin connects or was disconnected from the vacuum. Use your Phillips-head screwdriver to remove this second screw.
- Separate the Battery: Once both screws are removed, the battery pack should be loose and can be carefully pulled away from the vacuum's body.
- Important Note: Always ensure the vacuum is switched off and disconnected from the charger before attempting to remove or replace the battery.
Why Replace Your Dyson Battery?
Replacing the battery is a common way to address reduced run time or performance issues with your Dyson cordless vacuum. Over time, rechargeable batteries naturally degrade. By following the correct removal steps, you can easily install a new battery and restore your vacuum's performance.
Removing the battery requires the simple action of unscrewing two specific points on the vacuum unit.
