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Vacuum Cleaner Brushbar Motor Assembly Stock Number: ES1373267

Genuine spare part for select models of Dyson vacuum cleaners

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Manufactured by Dyson

(This part fits select models)

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Vacuum Cleaner Brushbar Motor Assembly

This part is the replacement motor which powers the brushbar in the head of your vacuum, so if yours has stopped spinning it could be due to this part being faulty. If this is the case, then pick up this genuine Dyson spare to restore your vacuum cleaner to its best. 

Genuine spare part for select models of Dyson vacuum cleaners.

Please check the suitable model fit list to ensure that this is the correct part for your appliance. 

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8 Questions and 9 Answers

By Paul - South Lanarkshire - 29 December 2013
  • there are 9 screws altogether 2 are under the rubber strip By Anonymous - Manchester - 11 January 2014
  • I cannot get into the motor assembly. I have taken out seven screws but it is still being held together.Sorry if I used the wrong terminology in my first question. By Paul - South Lanarkshire - 30 December 2013
  • Chris from eSpares
    Chris at eSpares says...

    This part is supplied as one piece from Dyson and may be 'glued' together as they do not supply any parts for this assembly.

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By Anonymous - - 12 July 2010
  • How do you split the head housing, I have removed seven retaking screws, but there appears to be two more screws tucked away behind a nylon brush By Anonymous - Home shropshie - 31 August 2013
  • Please ensure you have removed the power from the machine before attempting the test advised. Sounds elementary but often overlooked. By Jim - Cheshire - 20 February 2013
  • you just need a circut tester to check the motor,put the contacts on either side of brush housings if you get a reading then the motor is ok,if no reading then it could be brushes but it is more likely burnt out windings!,(new motor)ok,a.t.b. prezzer By prezzer - scarborough - 23 October 2012
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By Alan - Hertfordshire - 13 December 2013
  • Chris from eSpares
    Chris at eSpares says...

    It is easier to test and identify a fault with the motor than a fault with the board. check for continuity across the motor.

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By Jaycee - Fife - 16 August 2013
  • If you test the motor and that is working fine then its 99% that its the board and most people would not bother to try an repair it as it could be any number of things. If the cleaner is less that 5 years old they will replace the parts free. By Anonymous - West midlands - 20 August 2013
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By TJ - ORKNEY - 05 November 2010
  • Rory from eSpares
    Rory at eSpares says...

    Hi TJ, the brushbar motor does not have a reset on it itself; the reset switch is located on the cleaner head, and a wire runs to the motor housing.

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Vacuum Cleaner Brushbar Motor Assembly

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90.72