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I have a Dyson DC03 vacuum cleaner with a broken drive belt. It is the
belt between motor and clutch, not the one from clutch to brush cylinder. It looks as if bits of string have stopped the brush from turning, the belt has stalled and burned through. The original belt is 25cm long, shows no sign of damage or real wear apart from the burning at one point and is part number 004300-01. A supplier (ukvacuumspares) claims that 002514-01 is the right part but that is only 20cm long. It was a struggle to fit, it snapped immediately the motor was turned on and on dismantling again I found the casing had been overstressed and cracked. Now Dyson support are quoting 902514-01 but that may just be a typing error. Has anyone replaced successfully or had these problems? Phil |
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