Dyson Dc07 brush not turning. Belt seems to be intact. Any ideas.

Pam, January 2008

Andy's fix worked great for me too. Was about to pull the machine to bits but 'googled' for a solution first. Thanks Andy!
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John Doc, September 2011

Thanks Andy - worked for me too

Brad, August 2011

Having stripped the vac down to investigate loss of brush drive I then read Andy's fix. Do'h. Works a treat now - thanks mate :)

Keith, September 2010

Thanks Andy brilliant answer!!! worked straight away!!

Rachel W, May 2010

andy's worked for me also thanks very much---so simple!!

dave, July 2009

Thanks Andy, I have been having trouble for days, I even ordered new brushes. What a simple answer.

Barbara, June 2008

The brush spindle should rotate freely on the two mounting knobs at each end. (These fit in the moulded housing inside the vacuum head.) These will jam with dog hair, etc. Free the brush spindle from the housing by pulling it out of the housing-- you do not need to remove the drive belt to do this procedure. Pull the knobs off each end of the brush spindle (may need to pry gently if jammed too badly) and clean them, remove hair wrapped around the inside of the knob shaft, then pop them back on-- press firmly to seat fully. They mount on a rod that runs thru the center of the brush spindle. Replace spindle inside housing, sliding knobs into moulded slots on each side and re-secure floor plate.

Frank Winkler Montgomery Alabama, March 2008

make sure the nob on the left hand side is on auto as this has happend to me and it sometimes sticks hope this works out for you .Andy

andy, January 2008