A Dyson DC07 that has started to smell on the exhaust, or that seems to be pushing dust back into the room, is usually telling you about its post-motor filtration. This is the post-motor lid filter pad for the DC07 bagless upright: the flat pad that sits in the post-motor filter lid beneath the clear bin, cleaning air on its way out of the machine after it has passed the motor.
It is a different part from the DC07's pre-motor filter and from the post-motor HEPA cartridge, both of which carry their own Dyson numbers. Owners regularly buy one when they meant the other, which is why the related parts are listed further down this page.
Use cases
- Households noticing dusty or stale exhaust air from a DC07
- Restoring airflow on a machine whose filtration has clogged over years of use
- Allergy and asthma households keeping post-motor filtration in good order
- Routine six-month service alongside the pre-motor filter
- Refurbishing a second-hand DC07 before putting it into daily use
Specifications
- Type: post-motor filter pad
- Location: in the post-motor filter lid, beneath the clear bin
- Aftermarket cross-references: F613 and EnviroCare 27-DY-32
- Quantity: 1 pad
Fits
Dyson DC07. Some listings extend this pad to the DC14, but those conflict with the DC07-only listings and refer to a different vendor's part, so we publish the DC07 only. Confirm fitment against your machine's model number before ordering.
Related DC07 filter parts
- Post-motor HEPA filter: Dyson 901420-02
- Post filter lid, the plastic cover this pad sits in: Dyson 903344-05
- Pre-motor filter: Dyson 904979-02
No Dyson OEM number is published for this pad by any source we checked, so we do not assign it one. Material, washability and dimensions are likewise unpublished and are not claimed here.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the same as the yellow pre-motor filter?
No. The pre-motor filter is the sponge that sits on the side of the machine, Dyson number 904979-02. This pad sits after the motor, in the post-motor filter lid beneath the clear bin.
Is it the HEPA filter?
No. The DC07 post-motor HEPA cartridge is Dyson 901420-02 and is a separate part. This is the flat pad in the filter lid.
How often should DC07 filters be serviced?
General guidance for the DC07 is to wash or replace the pre-motor filter about every six months, with post-motor filtration renewed on a similar interval depending on how heavily the machine is used. Follow your machine manual for your model.
Can I wash this pad?
No washability claim is published for this pad by any source we checked, so we do not make one. If your Dyson manual gives cleaning instructions for the lid filter on your machine, follow those.
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