This is an aftermarket replacement hose assembly for the Dyson DC33 bagless upright vacuum, supplied in gray. The hose is one of the first parts to wear out on an upright: years of flexing, stretching and being dragged around furniture eventually crack the convoluted wall or split a cuff, and the suction loss that follows is often mistaken for a failing motor. Replacing the hose restores the airflow path at a fraction of the cost of a new machine.
Built for
- DC33 owners whose machine has gone weak with clean filters and an empty bin.
- Households that would rather repair a working upright than replace it.
- Repair shops servicing older Dyson bagless uprights.
- Anyone who can hear air whistling from the hose during use.
How to tell the hose is the problem
Even a pinhole in a vacuum hose costs suction, because the machine takes the path of least resistance and pulls air through the leak instead of through the floor head. Work through the usual suspects first -- clean or replace the washable filter near the cyclone, clear hair and thread from the brush bar, and check the bin seal for damage, since a bad seal leaks air the same way a bad hose does. If those all check out, stretch the hose out in good light and look along the convolutions and at both cuffs.
Specifications
- Color: gray
- Dyson cross-reference part number: 920232-01
- Alternate part number: 10-1110-26
- Aftermarket replacement part, not a genuine Dyson-branded assembly
Fits
Published fitment for this part number covers the Dyson DC33 upright only. Do not assume it covers the DC07, DC14 or other Dyson uprights, which use different hose assemblies. No hose length is published for this part number, so none is stated here. Confirm fitment against your machine model number before ordering.
Fitting it
Unplug the machine. Press the button on top of the canister and lift it away from the body, then release the catch on the top of the hose to lift it clear, turn the machine around and release the catch at the back. Fit the new hose by aligning it with the cyclone inlet and twisting until it seats. Most owners report the improvement is immediate and obvious on the first pass.
Frequently asked questions
My DC33 lost suction. Is it definitely the hose?
Not necessarily. Clean or replace the washable filter near the cyclone, clear the brush bar of hair, and inspect the bin seal for damage first -- any of those can cause the same symptom. If the machine is still weak, inspect the hose for cracks and split cuffs.
Is this a genuine Dyson part?
No. This is an aftermarket replacement assembly cross-referenced to Dyson part number 920232-01. It is not a Dyson-branded part.
Will it fit a DC07 or DC14?
No. Published fitment for this part number covers the DC33 only. The DC07 and DC14 use different hose assemblies -- ordering the wrong one is the most common reason a hose repair fails.
Do I need tools to change it?
No. Unplug the machine, lift the canister off, release the catch on top of the hose and the one at the back, then align the new hose with the cyclone inlet and twist until it seats.
Will suction come back straight away?
If the old hose was the leak, yes -- the airflow path is restored as soon as the new hose is seated, and the difference is usually obvious on the first pass.
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