Ball Wheel + Vacuum Head Connector Replacement Compatible with Dyson V10 V11 V15 100W High Torque Cleaner Head Accessories

It should not cost $60 just in parts to replace an entire vacuum head, when all that’s broken is the cam a screw fits into. Dyson is even more over-engineered than you thought. Literally, the only way to replace the plastic joint, short or cutting it or the wires, is to disassemble THE ENTIRE HEAD, until the internal parts are small enough to thread through the joint. Luckily, there’s a few video tutorials online. This option is cheaper and less wasteful than going through Dyson repair centers, but it’s going to take some moderate tinkering. (Think an advanced model build or a really tiny IKEA purchase.) If you can handle that, it works beautifully—and the non-OEM part has an improved design that reinforces the spot where the retention screw attaches!

If you're a tinker, organized (a lot of screws), and patient, you'll be fine. I imagine a novice would get easily frustrated and perhaps break something.. I fixed my wife's Dyson in about an hour. The wheel screws it came with were too long, I used my own. I piloted all the screw holes slightly prior for an easier fastening. For me, the hardest part was removing the little electrical plug prong clip. It's held in by a pinch snap and doesn't just slide out. There's no real access to release it, however, I used my own long thin torq driver to reach inside from the bottom and push the snaps up. Once they're free, it will pull out just fine. It's not a piece of cake, but it wasn't difficult either. I would easily do it again. It did the job so I would recommend it.

The screw holes were so small the screw’s would not work and the screw heads stripped out. I had to give up and just order a whole new head.

Installation is difficult, and you need to spend at least 1-2 hours replacing it. It works as described and fits.

While it was a pain to tear the entire vacuum head apart in order to replace, it wasn’t too bad. Just make sure you put it back together correctly. It seems to work fine but I have 2 screws leftover, my mistake as I started taking apart before watching a step by step video.

When I ordered this I didn’t realize how difficult it would be to install it. You literally need to take every single screw off of the brush head just to put this on. If you are not experienced with taking things apart and repairing items, stay far away from this. It’s challenging even though it looks like it should be easy. The part itself is just like the original, that may be an issue because this vacuum has a flaw where the screw on the ‘V’ rollers shears completely off, so I wouldn’t expect this one to last any longer than the one Dyson sells, but it is quality for the money you spend. The fitment is OEM and it functions just like the original piece… HOWEVER, and this is the most important part, the screws that come with it DO NOT FIT! You will need to cannabalize the screws from the old part in order to install this. I had to do this on both sides and I’m lucky I still had them, otherwise all this work would be for naught. It’s incredibly frustrating that they would sell something like this and then the only fasteners they include don’t fit. So beware or order them elsewhere along with this otherwise you’ll be stuck when it comes to attaching the rollers. Other than that, it does the job, has all the tools but is still missing some pieces. And based on the labor and the price of the parts it’s almost not worth replacing. Almost.

Before you start, review the disassembly video. The entire vacuum head has to be disassembled to replace the ball. The part itself was a perfect replacement, but it is not a quick fix.

It took some time. It worked. It was frustrating at times. The screws like others stated didn't fit. Lucky for me I reused the original ones from the broken part I replaced. Just like new.

Me sirvió para reparar el original