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Recline vacuum all the way to expose as much of the ball as possible.
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Using a Torx screwdriver, remove the four screws that hold both sides of the ball together.
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Remove the end of the lower duct hose to reveal a torx screw.
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Remove the screw that holds the motor to the axel.
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Remove the three torx screws on the otherside.
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Then remove the cover which will reveal some power cables.
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Then remove the last screw that holds the motor to the axel.
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Remove the post motor filter.
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Carefully pull the axel out of its hole and down.
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Place the new bearing on the axel. (It doesn't matter which way it goes on)
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When reassembling, it is easiest to put the vacuum in its upright position to insert the axel screws.
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The red arrow points to the type of torx screws that hold the motor in place while the orange arrow points to the type that hold the orange ball together.
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When replacing the bearings, is there only one small bearing set to replace or are there two sets, one on each side? If there are two, should they both be replaced?
I believe there is only one you need to replace. This was a common issue with the DC24.
Thanks for the guide. $20 for the part and 20 minutes later, I saved myself $400.
You, sir, are awesome.
Bless you for the guide.
No worries! I made this guide to help people do that exact thing.
