Repairing your vacuum can save you a significant amount compared to buying a new one. Common repairs—like replacing a clogged hose, fixing a faulty motor, or addressing suction issues—are usually far less expensive than purchasing a brand-new Dyson.

If you're looking for a complete rebuild, you can expect to pay $100 or more. However, you may be able to get your Dyson repaired for free if the service is covered by the product's warranty. According to Dyson, cordless vacuums have a two-year warranty while corded models have a five-year warranty.

If you're still inside the two year warranty, Dyson will most likely provide you with a replacement part, free of charge. If you're outside that period, then you'll have to pay for it. Pretty simply in my book.

If your Dyson vacuum cleaner breaks down, you can buy a new one or replace the motor. Or you can repair a Dyson motor by replacing the carbon brushes.