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The Dyson DC58 is manufactured by Dyson. It is an easy to handle, handheld vacuum powered by a V6 motor that provides powerful suction for up to 20 minutes.

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Why is my Dyson DC58 losing suction?

Why is my Dyson DC58 losing suction?

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the vac starts, runs for 2-3 seconds--then stops

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I have the same problem. It runs for 2 seconds and then stops. Is there an easy fix

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If your Dyson DC58 keeps losing suction, see the Dyson DC58 Loses Suction problem page for possible causes and solutions.

I’m not sure what you mean by 'losing suction.'

When the battery gets older, the running time gets shorter - it stops after 10 minutes or even 5 minutes of vacuuming.

Is the max/boost switch on (on the back, above the handle) - it switches between normal and maximum suction.

If the canister is not attached properly, or something stuck in the seal, this will leak vacuum.

Have you cleaned/washed the HEPA filter (ever?)

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If your Dyson DC58 keeps losing suction, see the Dyson DC58 Loses Suction problem page for possible causes and solutions.

It looks like there are a few opportunities for this and similar vacuums to lose suction, particularly if not properly used and emptied, but also over a longer period of regular use.

As described before, lithium-ion batteries degrade over time but this should not cause a loss of suction. Instead, degradation of the battery will cause the run time to be shorter between required charges. If the vacuum runs for only a short time between charges, or will not charge, the battery is the problem. Lithium-Ion batteries require regular use, and they require the charge to be maintained within a certain range or the battery's capacity is dramatically reduced, so if you put this vacuum on the shelf for a year, it might not work after that. Normal use of this vacuum should not lead to loss of battery usability, though it may result in usage-related degradation (memory effect). Always discharge the battery fully between charges, and always allow the battery to charge fully before using, in order to prolong the life of the battery.

The key ways this vacuum can lose suction are blockages in the inlet, extender pipe, or brush roll air passages (look for pieces of paper, plastic, or rubber clogging the passages), clogging of the cyclone inlet screen (the screen that goes around the central purple part of the cyclone structure as shown in the pictures here, though the color varies; mine is dark blue), and clogging of the filter.

The DC 58 or other similar V6/V8-powered vacuums have a filter shaped like a long narrow cone, accessed by pulling up on the nipple that sticks out of the ring on top labeled "filter - filtre - filtro". This gets replaced as a unit; I don't see how this filter can be detached from its supporting structure, which also has two seals for the cyclonic structure.

Ideally, the vacuum separates out fine dust using the cyclonic action, but dust buildup on the inside of the cyclones over time can also result in degradation of the cyclones' ability to maintain high airspeed in the upper section as required for proper functioning. The cyclone structure should probably be cleaned every few months with a blast of compressed air or an air duster, to loosen any stuck-on fine dust particles, and the inside of the canister should be cleaned with a mildly damp sponge (no detergent).

Investigating these causes of reduced suction should help this vacuum be usable for a long time.

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hi,

Lithium batteries are rechargeable vacuum cleaner has. They wear out over time.and do not store the direct voltage . You should replace the batteries when the vacuum cleaner's engine is weak ,These batteries are useful in two to three years of work. but Another type of lead acid batteries that make them known. The old model was used in the vacuum cleaner. Because they were heavier and larger.

thanks your attention .

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Is that thing battery operated? I'd assume the battery is simply losing its capacity, thus it's not as powerful as it was when first purchased.

If it's corded and plugged into the wall, perhaps the electric engine needs a greasing. ;x

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Any Ideas. My Dyson DC 58 is almost New, Hardly used, Now has No Suction, Changed to a New Filter, Old Filter Contained No Dust or Debris. cleaned the Whole Machine, but Still there is NO Suction what so ever. please Help!

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Any Ideas. My Dyson DC 58 is almost New, Hardly used, Now has No Suction, Changed to a New Filter, Old Filter Contained No Dust or Debris. cleaned the Whole Machine, but Still there is NO Suction what so ever. please Help!

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