
Last year my Dyson battery died…
“Should I throw it away? Or replace the battery?”
The Dyson fell into a gap
Since it was wasteful, I was using it“for short periods”(;∀;)
But wait!My “Amazon patrol squad”finally discovered it – the main prize – a Dyson/Makita conversion adapter.
Now it’s usable again (*´з`)
And what’s more…“Battery replacement is easy and charging is super fast”(*’▽’)




Here’s what the overall look is like.
Similar to Dyson,“cheap-looking”plastic feel is also respected! So I think the sense of incongruity is minimal.


The battery fits perfectly.
Not stiff,“smooth insertion”and“firmly secured.”
It’s like“Makita”now.

First,“empty the dust from the dust case”and remove this case before you can work.


And then I remove the genuine Dyson battery (*’▽’)
My old DC62 requires removing the screws at the two locations shown in the image.
Such a thin Torx?Does anyone typically have this…I’m worried.

When I remove the screws, the“genuine Dyson battery”comes off like this.
Looking at the date…
I prefer genuine batteries. This
“battery only lasted a year and a half?”feeling. Damn.


This adapter has one fixed point, and the screws on the dust case side are eliminated.

And then“combine!”
It transformed into this kind of“manly-looking appearance”….( ;∀;)so happy~

Now even if the battery dies during cleaning, I can clean right away.
No worries even if the battery fails.
Maybe“Makita vacuum sales”will increase…what do you think?
