I have the Dyson GI wash at present I do not have any issues but I was wondering if anyone had attempted to remove the brushes, I need to take them off and clean behind them, it appears on the instructions that you pull them off but I’m a bit worried I might break them, just wondering if anyone has attempted this and how easy is it to do.
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Best answer by Jack
Hi
No problem at all, and thanks for clarifying here!
Yes, the internal Debris brush bars can be removed for maintenance and cleaning, as shown in the User guide. Just apply a gentle constant force until they detach:
Hope this helps!
+13Hi
Welcome to the Dyson Community, and congratulations on your new Dyson WashG1™ wet floor cleaner!
We recommend using the Self-clean function after each cleaning session, then removing and washing the wet rollers by hand every 3 washses. They can be cleaned using a gentle household antibacterial detergent, then allowed to air dry completely.
To find out more, take a look at the maintenance video guides in our Getting started article:
Hope this helps!
Hi Jack thank your for the feedback 😄however it’s not the roller I’m referring too it’s the brushes, I have a dog and some of her fur has accumulated where the brushes are attached & I’m sure it’s only going to get worse if I can’t remove them, by the instructions you just pull but we’re a bit afraid of breaking it, we just want to know how easy is it too do and what kind of force can you use to remove them? A video would be helpful 😃
Thanks RB
+13Hi
No problem at all, and thanks for clarifying here!
Yes, the internal Debris brush bars can be removed for maintenance and cleaning, as shown in the User guide. Just apply a gentle constant force until they detach:
Hope this helps!
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