My roommate removed the water in hose and I need to find a manual to put it back together

You can find a copy of the DC14 Manual here (
https://www.dyson.com/medialibrary/Files/Dyson/Support/downloads/US/Floorcare/manuals/dc14_opmanual_usa2007%20pdf.pdf ) Pages 4, 5, and 6 have plenty of schematics for putting the wand/handle assembly back together and getting everything to click. In a nutshell, the metal tube pretty much just slides back into the tube top, and then the slid-in tube clicks back into the top of the machine.

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Kristen-follow the hoses-water comes into machine at the water supply valves-hot and cold which go into the tub-then there is a drain pump which is connected to the tub via a hose-the out put of the drain pump is connected to the drain through the back of the machine usually at the bottom and this goes into your houses' drain-follow the hoses and you shall reach laundry success-cheers Denny

Go on line for Support and download the manual with schematics.

The hose from the soap drawer to the tub may be split. These hose have flexible ridges and its common for them to split inside one of the ridges.

I borrowed my friends bissell to clean my carpet. It's the 7901. He brought it over and told me that it only sprayed out of the attachment hose. He said he couldn't figure out what was wrong. I'm no vacuum technician but, I am a mechnic. I decided to open her up and check it out. After about two hours it was back together and working. The reason I replied to your e-mail was because we have the same problem. I couldn't find an answer to this problem on this site so I will tell you what I found and hopefully it will help you. In removing the cover where the red heating light is, there is the heating unit for the water. In my case it is silver and it will get very hot so be careful. Notice that there is two water hoses connected to it. I removed this heater and found one of the connectors where the water hose goes was clogged. I took the back off the heater and used my air compressor to blow out the connector, and sure enough something flew out. Hope this helps. [email protected]

The air hose from the tub to the water level switch probably got pinched when you put the cabinet back on. Remove the console screws and raise the console. The plastic hose comes through the cabinet just below the timer. Reposition it and try again.

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One simple thing to do is remove the hoses from the machine and remove the screens. Leave them off or clean them and put them back. The screens will probably be pretty clogged. Replace the hoses . Turn the water on check for leaks and retry.

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Most of the time the hoses are attached with spring clamps. Just use a pliers to squeeze them together to allow you to remove them. Take off both hoses. Scoop out as much water as you can first. You may want to pull the machine forward about two feet and then tilt it back to the wall to prevent remaining water from spilling. Pump is only held down by two screws. Take them out and inspect the pump for obstructions and remove coins and other objects from the big hose.

You can do it.

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