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Getting started
You can quickly get up and running with our step-by-step guide.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, the Dyson Cyclone V10 Dok is compatible with all Dyson Cyclone V10™ cordless vacuums.
We recommend that you clean the filter at least once a month. You can find filter maintenance instructions in the machine's User Guide.
No, the use of an extension cable is not recommended.
No. Don't pick up water or other liquids with your machine.
User manuals
Using your machine
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Understanding the three power modes
Change from suction mode 1 to 2 when you need stronger suction. Use MAX mode for spot cleaning ground-in-dirt. To change modes, simply slide the control back and forth.
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Emptying the bin
The 'point and shoot' bin emptying mechanism easily and hygienically ejects dirt. To maintain suction, keep an eye on the bin and empty it as soon as debris reaches the MAX marker.
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The lights on your machine
Learn about the lights on your machine and what to do if they turn on, or start flashing.
Choosing the right tool for the task
Floor tools may differ across Dyson Cyclone V10 vacuum models
Maintaining your machine
It's important to maintain your machine to keep it working at its best. From washing the filter to checking for blockages, you can find tips and advice below.
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Washing the Soft roller cleaner head brush bars
You can wash your Soft roller cleaner head's brush bars. See how to do it in our step-by-step guide.
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Checking for blockages
If an object becomes lodged, your blockage indicator light will flash, and your machine may stop working. Follow our step-by-step guide to check every part.
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Resetting the Direct Drive brush bar
The Direct Drive cleaner head's brush bar is designed to shut off when jammed. Learn how to reset it after removing the cause of the jam.
Cleaning your filter
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Washing the filter
We engineer vacuums that are simple to use and easy to look after. We suggest you clean your filter once a month to keep your machine at maxium efficiency.
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Flashing filter light
The light flashes intermittently when the filter isn't fitted correctly, causing your machine to stop. See how to refit it, and get your machine running again.
1. Remove your Dyson filter
Remove the filter from your Dyson machine.
2. Remove excess debris
Tap your filter unit lightly on the side of the sink or in the bin, to remove any loose dust and debris.
3. Rinse filter
Wash your filter unit under fast-flowing, warm water - gently squeezing the filter with your hands. Avoid using detergent.
4. Give it a firm shake
Fill your filter with warm tap water. Cover the open ends with your hands and shake firmly to remove the dirt. Repeat until the water runs clear and then firmly shake the filter to remove all excess water.
5. Leave to dry for 24+ hours
After washing your filter, leave to dry for at least 24 hours in an area with plenty of airflow, such as beside a fan or open window. Your filter must be completely dry before you put it back into the machine, or it could damage the motor.
Don't dry in a tumble dryer, microwave or near a naked flame.
Getting the best from your battery
We engineer vacuums that are simple to use and easy to look after. But batteries contain complex chemical structures that react to their enviroment. We've put together some tips that will help you to get the maximum life from your battery.
Use MAX mode less
Your vacuum is designed to be used in Suction mode 1 or 2 for everyday cleaning. These can be found and changed at the top or back of your vacuum. MAX mode is meant for powerful, intensive bursts of spot cleaning. Using it constantly speeds up degradation of the battery.
Avoid use in extreme temperatures
Hot enviroments speed up battery aging. So it's best to avoid cleaning the car in hot weather or leaving your vacuum in rooms that experience direct sunlight for prolonged periods. The same goes for cold porches and garages in winter.
Store your vacuum at room temperature
Heat sources, such as radiators, can damage the battery. We recommend that you store your vacuum at temperatures between 18°C–28°C, away from direct sunlight and out of boiler cupboards.
Let it cool, but not to much
You can preserve the life of your battery by letting your machine cool down after use - before connecting it back up to the dock to recharge.
Your machine won't operate or change if the ambient temperature is below 3°C (37°F). This is designed to protect both the motor and battery.
Run the battery down periodically
By letting the battery run down to empty at least once a month, you'll help to prolong its life. Need a replacement battery? Click here for more information.
Useful tips
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Switch accessories quickly
The quick-release tools click into place, and release instantly by simply depressing the release switch.
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Clean awkward spaces
Remove the wand and connect your chosen tool directly to the inlet pipe to use the vacuum as a handheld.
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Additional accessories and parts
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Quick-release up-top adaptor
Part No. 967762-01
Twists and locks at different angles to clean high-up areas of your home
£25.00
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Quick-release mini soft dusting brush
Quick-release mini soft dusting brush
Part No. 967766-01
Easy, vacuum-assisted dusting. With soft nylon bristles to clean delicate surfaces and fabrics.
Out of stock.
£25.00
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Car Cleaning Kit
Part No. 968333-01
Three Dyson tools for your V7™, V8™, V10™, V11™, V12™, V15™, and Outsize cord-free vacuums. Carefully selected cleaning tools combination, which includes: Stubborn Dirt Brush, Extension Hose and Flexi Crevice Tool.
Out of stock.
£50.00
Expert advice at the Dyson Demo and online
Our Dyson Experts are on hand at the Dyson Demo store and online to help you get the most from your Dyson Cyclone V10™ vacuum.
