Reinforced Trigger Switch Button for Dyson V11 V10 V15 Vacuum Cleaner Replacement Parts, Upgraded Power Button Repair Fix Tool

Great replacement to fix the original Dyson trigger which is a poor design and commonly breaks rendering the entire vacuum useless. Actually getting the new trigger installed is like finding the exit in a corn maze; it’s challenging but fun and worth the time of getting the vacuum back up and running. There are several step by step videos online for reference.

I just installed the replacement trigger 2 days ago. Even though the process for changing the trigger isn’t the easiest. The trigger itself is proving to be reliable. It feels the same for me and would seem it might outlast the original trigger.

You are reading this because your Dyson v10 or 11 won't power on, or does so intermittently. You've confirmed the battery isn't the culprit and research into this problem leads you to suspect a broken trigger.Guess what. Your problem is a broken trigger.Fortunately a bazillion aftermarket blow-molded replacement power trigger widgets exist with IMPROVED designs that significantly lesson--or outright permanently eliminate--the particular fatigue-related failure that vexes this OEM part.I purchased this specific aftermarket plastic replacement power trigger for $10 at the time I write this review. With the REQUIRED video assistance of YouTube videos, I performed the onerous chore of extracting the broken OEM power trigger from the power head. With the switch mechanism removed, swapping the plastic bits is a comparative breeze. Reassembly is tedious and not without a modicum of risk, but I managed. The v10 works perfectly, reliably, with every trigger squeeze.Bottom line:Buy this replacement part. It's improved design will likely outlast your vacuum.

I got frustrated with this one not ngl but it’s better than buying the entire main body and cyclone replacement at Dyson for $95.99 plus tax.Bought the upgraded version but needed to sand down the part that pushed the charger foot significantly for it to work. It was thicker and heavier than the Dyson trigger so even though they’re almost identical in dimensions, the materials made it heavier enough to put constant pressure on the charger foot. I would simply put the battery back on without touching the red trigger and it would not stop vacuuming. Something to also consider is you need a T8 torx screwdriver (make sure it’s long and slender so it can reach the last screw to get to the red trigger).

Saved a $300+ vacuum. Can't do much better than that. You have to rely on videos for a teardown which is probably just past a novice level. I did electronics troubleshooting for a career and this tear down wasn't the easiest thing I ever did.Shame on Dyson for using sub par triggers, and kudos to these folks for making a durable replacement.

The part was too thick to move freely within the handle of the vacuum. Had to find another replacement and I didn't discover the problem in time to return this one.

Dyson vaccum was not working right. Google said the plastic trigger could be broke. Ordered part and watched you tube video on how to replace. Took about 45 minutes from start to finish. Vaccum works great again. MAVA!

Fit perfectly. Watched YouTube video for removal/installation