WYZE DS4065 Cordless Vacuum Cleaner Instruction Manual
- June 14, 2024
- Wyze
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WYZE DS4065 Cordless Vacuum Cleaner
Product Information
Specifications
- Model: Wyze Cordless Vacuum
- Power Source: Rechargeable battery
- Motorized Brush: Yes
- HEPA Filter: Yes
- Dustbin Capacity: N/A
Product Usage Instructions
Cleaning the Rolling Brush
Regular maintenance of the motorized brush is important to prevent clogging. Follow these steps to clean the rolling brush:
- Remove any attachments by pressing the release key.
- Press the brush release button and pull to remove the brush.
- Use a razor blade to break up any hair or debris in the groove and clean it.
- Slide the brush back into the housing until it clicks back into place.
Changing the HEPA Filter
To change the HEPA filter, follow these steps:
- Press the green button at the front of the handguard to release the dust bin.
- Remove the dust bin and pull out the HEPA filter from the top.
- From underneath the dust bin, twist the filter housing counter-clockwise and pull to remove it.
- Tap the filter housing over a trash can to remove larger debris and rinse it with clean water.
- Reinsert the filter housing and twist clockwise to secure it.
- Place the HEPA filter back in the top of the housing, pressing firmly to ensure it’s seated.
- Put the dust bin back onto the motor housing, making sure it snaps back into place against the handguard.
Note: The HEPA filter can be rinsed with water but must be completely dried before reinstalling.
Emptying the Dustbin
To empty the Wyze Cordless Vacuum’s dustbin, follow these steps:
- Hold the dust bin over a trash can.
- Press the release button located in the handguard near the power button.
- Once empty, snap the dust cover back in place.
FAQ
My Cordless Vacuum is losing suction.
Presents as: Your cordless vacuum is not sucking as good as it used to.
Troubleshooting:
- Turn your cordless vacuum off.
- Check for any clogs that could be in the brush, attachments, or tube assembly.
- Empty the dust cup and tap off any debris from the HEPA filter.
My Cordless Vacuum is making weird noises.
Presents as: Your cordless vacuum is making weird noises when it is being used.
Troubleshooting:
- Turn your cordless vacuum off.
- Check for any clogs that could be in the brush, attachments, or tube assembly.
- Empty the dust cup and tap off any debris from the HEPA filter.
What should I do if the floor brush stops spinning?
The motorized floor brush on your vacuum doesn’t spin when the vacuum is turned on.
Troubleshooting Tips:
- Clean the brush to remove any debris and hair.
- Press the power button to turn off the vacuum.
- Remove the Motorized Floor Brush from the vacuum.
- Press the button on the side of the brush to remove the brush bar.
- Use your fingers or (carefully!) a blade to clear any snags that are blocking the brush.
- Reinstall the brush bar into the floor brush head.
- Make sure the vacuum is only used on bare floors and carpets with short and firm textures.
- Check that the floor brush is firmly inserted into the main body.
- Check if there is anything physically broken on the floor brush that could also cause a clog.
Wyze Cordless Vacuum Troubleshooting
How to Clean the Rolling Brush？
During regular maintenance, the motorized brush should also be cleaned to reduce the chance of clogging.
- Remove any attachments by pressing the release key.
- Press the brush release button, then pull to remove the brush.
- Run a razor blade down the groove to break up any hair or debris as necessary, then clean any that remain.
- Slide the brush back into the housing until it clicks back into place.
Changing the HEPA filter.
Changing the HEPA filter can be done in a few quick steps:
- Press the green button at the front of the handguard to release the dust bin.
- Remove the dust bin, and pull the HEPA filter out from the top.
- From underneath the dust bin, twist the filter housing counter-clockwise, then pull to remove it.
- Clean the filter housing by tapping it over a trash can to remove larger debris, then rinsing it with clean water.
- Reinsert the filter housing and twist clockwise to secure it.
- Place the HEPA filter back in the top of the housing (or replace with a new one as necessary), pressing firmly to make sure it’s seated.
- Place the dust bin back onto the motor housing, making sure it snaps back into place against the handguard.
Note: The HEPA filter can also be rinsed with water, but needs to be dried completely before being reinstalled.
Emptying the dustbin
Emptying the Wyze Cordless Vacuum is designed to be easier and more mess-free to empty than the competition.
To Empty your Dust Bin:
- Hold the dust bin over a trash can.
- Press the release button located in the handguard near the power button.
- Once empty, snap the dust cover back in place.
My Cordless Vacuum is losing suction.
Presents as: Your cordless vacuum is not sucking as good as it used to.
Troubleshooting:
- Turn your cordless vacuum off.
- Check for any clogs that could be in the brush, attachments, or tube assembly.
- Empty the dust cup and tap off any debris out of the HEPA filter.
My Cordless Vacuum is making weird noises.
Presents as: Your cordless vacuum is making weird noises when it is being used.
Troubleshooting
- Turn your cordless vacuum off.
- Check for any clogs that could be in the brush, attachments, or tube assembly.
- Empty the dust cup and tap off any debris out of the HEPA filter.
What should I do if the floor brush stops spinning?
The motorized floor brush on your vacuum doesn’t spin when the vacuum is turned on.
Troubleshooting Tips
- Clean the brush to remove any debris and hair.
- Press the power button to turn off the vacuum.
- Remove the Motorized Floor Brush from the vacuum.
- Press the button on the side of the brush to remove the brush bar.
- Use your fingers or (carefully!) a blade to clear any snags that are blocking the brush.
- Reinstall the brush bar into the floor brush head.
- Make sure the vacuum is only used on bare floors and carpets with short and firm textures.
- Check that the floor brush is firmly inserted into the main body.
- Check if there is anything physically broken on the floor brush that could also cause a clog.