Dyson HP02 / HP** / AM** / TP** / DP** Fan Motor Replacement

ID: 192218

Description: This guide will take you through the process of...

Steps:

1. Make sure your machine is unplugged before proceeding
2. Press the filter buttons in on both sides
3. Then slide the filer shroud upwards and over the machine to expose the screws on either side
4. Unscrew the screws on either side and place aside
5. Hold the base of the machine and twist the loop counter clockwise until it comes to a stop

6. Gently pull up on the loop until it comes away from the base
7. Be careful of wires still connected to the loop assembly
8. Place the loop assembly to one side as this doesn't need to be disconnected for this replacement.

9. Remove the 3 screws on the outside of the assembly and place aside
10. You can then lift up the bracket
11. Ensure to use a magnetic screwdriver as screws will get lost in the abyss of this machine if they fall

12. Remove the 4 screws on the inner component and set aside
13. Remove the airflow smoother
14. This will give you access to the motor assembly loom

15. Take the connector out of it's slot
16. Remove it's shroud by unclipping the two clips
17. Take the connector and press the pin in and pull apart to disconnect the motor assembly.
18. It might take a bit of force to disconnect the cables

19. To remove the motor assembly you must first unroute the wires of the loom
20. Pull up on the rubber gromet holding the loom in place
21. Then find the small clip holding the wires flat against the plastic bucket
22. Press the small clip holding them in down then to the right to dislodge this clip and free the wires.
23. This step can be difficult so it might be better to use a pair of tweezers or something similar

24. Make sure the wires are out the way of the clip as stated in the previous step
25. You can then remove the motor assembly freely

26. Use either plyers or a wrench to remove the nut from the impeller
27. This could take some force as this will have thread locker applied
28. Use a hammer and tap the metal shaft while holding onto the impeller
29. Tap this down until the shaft is level with the impeller. You should see the base black plastic being pushed down.
30. Use care when doing this as you don't want to damage the impeller

31. Pull the impeller from the motor shaft and place aside
32. Unscrew the 3 screws holding the motor to the plastic housing

33. Make sure to double check the model no of your motor and make sure it is appropriate for your region
34. For 230V countries you'll need motor model no. LA034-040NN08A
35. For 120V countries you'll need motor model no. LA034-040NN07A

36. Screw the motor into the black plastic housing with the appropriate screws
37. To place the impeller back onto the shaft make sure to align the notches on the shaft to the ones on the impeller
38. Push the impeller down all the way

39. Re attach the nut to the top of the motor shaft
40. You can use some thread locker if you wish
41. Place the motor assembly back into the motor bucket
42. Re route the wiring loom into the clip

43. Make sure the pegs that hold the motor bucket in place are in their small wells. This ensures the fan loop will attach properly again, and make sure the motor bucket is in the correct position.
44. Reconnect the motor connector
45. Attach the connectors casing and clip together
46. It is a good idea at this point to plug the fan in again and check that the motor works. If any errors are displayed after the new motor is fitted, check the impeller is attached correctly. If the error was displaying before the motor replacement this might indicate another fault with your machine.

47. Refit the connector into it's place and make sure the wire loom is placed around the motor
48. When attaching the airflow smoother over the top of the motor, make sure the wires come out the side of one of the fins to avoid them being crushed as it's screwed in.
49. Repeat steps 1 - 4 in reverse order to complete