Support for your Dyson Omni-glide^TM vacuum

Dyson Omni-glide™

Here you can find helpful tips, maintenance advice, your user manual and more.

Getting started Manual Using your machine Battery Maintenance Frequently asked questions

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Getting started

You can quickly get up and running with our step-by-step guide.

Dyson Omni-glide^TM vacuum user manual

Download your Dyson Omni-glide^TM user manual.

Using your machine

Eco mode

The optimum balance of power and run time, for everyday hard floor cleaning with your omnidirectional Fluffy™ cleaner head. Simply press the top button for Eco mode.

Max mode

Delivers maximum power for spot cleaning. Ideal when using your vacuum as a handheld. To activate this mode, press the lower button when your vacuum is on. Press it again to return to Eco mode.

Choosing the right tool for the task

For soft surfaces and upholstery
The Mini motorised tool is ideal for cleaning sofas and mattresses.
For a variety of cleans
Two tools in one, the Combination tool provides both soft dusting and access to tight spaces.

For smaller hard surfaces
The Worktop tool conveniently cleans table tops and other surfaces.
For difficult to see areas
The Light pipe crevice tool illuminates the hidden dirt in dark spaces.1

Looking after your batteries

Charging your machine's battery
You charge your battery using the charging station that came in the box. This can be mounted to the wall or placed on a flat surface. If you need help setting it up, our video guide shows you how to do it.
Using extra batteries
If you choose to buy an additional click-in battery,1 we recommend fully charging it soon after purchase, and alternating and charging all click-in batteries regularly to prolong battery health. The ambient temperature range for operation and charging should be 10°C (50°F) to 30°C (86°F).

Maintaining your machine

It's important to maintain your machine to keep it working at its best. From washing the filter to emptying the bin, you can find tips and advice below.

Brush bars, clear bin and worktop tool on a draining board while filter is being washed under running water.

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Washing the filter
We recommend washing your filter once a month for your vacuum to perform at its best. Your filter should be washed by hand, not in a dishwasher. Watch how to do it quickly and easily.
Checking for blockages
The most common reason for reduced suction power is debris blocking the airflow. If this occurs, remove the wand, bin and cleaner head and clear any blockages you find.
Emptying the bin
To maintain suction, it's important to empty the bin before dust or debris reaches the MAX line. Watch how to do it.

Detangling the brush bars
Clearing wrapped hair and fibres relieves unnecessary strain on your machine's motor. This can be done easily by removing the brush bars from the cleaner head.
Washing the brush bars
Removing fine dust maintains the effectiveness of your brush bars. Detach them from the cleaner head, and using cold tap water only, gently rub them until the water runs clear. Make sure they're completely dry before reusing.