I've had the V7 for several years and only needed to change the battery. I ordered and received new filters including a post filter. I now realize looking at the photos that my particular model doesn't have a post filter. Does anyone know if I can retro fit a post filter. It would seem like a logical upgrade.
I am an engineer of sorts but without taking the vacuum apart if like to know first.
Thanks.
Best answer by Jack
Thanks for your queries!
The Dyson V7™ vacuum didn’t originally include a post-filter, and therefore has a fixed endcap at the rear of the main body which isn’t designed to be removed or replaced by the user. Just the pre-filter needs to be thoroughly washed and air-dried completely at least once a month.
We don’t offer any kind of official ‘upgrade’ kit to retro-fit a post filter onto this machine, and can’t provide directions for doing so.
I hope this answers your question!
We also just purchased the battery replacement and have the same question you do. We cannot find a way to epremove the original end where the post filter would go.
+13Thanks for your queries!
The Dyson V7™ vacuum didn’t originally include a post-filter, and therefore has a fixed endcap at the rear of the main body which isn’t designed to be removed or replaced by the user. Just the pre-filter needs to be thoroughly washed and air-dried completely at least once a month.
We don’t offer any kind of official ‘upgrade’ kit to retro-fit a post filter onto this machine, and can’t provide directions for doing so.
I hope this answers your question!
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