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My Dyson DC07 isn't sucking the way it used to, despite replacing the
lifetime filter. I suspect that the post-motor filter is bunged up, but would like to inspect it before I spend the £20+ for a replacement. Can anyone tell me how to remove this filter? I can see where the filter is under the dust cylinder, but I'm worried I might break something if I try to lever it open. Thanks, Murdo |
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