This, a regular multi-tip screwdriver, and a set of Allen wrenches I had on hand from when I repaired our Dyson pet vacuum last year was all I needed to complete the job. It really was that simple!

If there’s a screw you can’t loosen yourself, make sure it is one you need to – I was struggling with one and learned here that it’s not one I needed, so I’m guessing it’s tightened that far to make sure you don’t mess around inside something you shouldn’t be.

Clear, complete, and I’ll never lose it because it’s saved to my cloud drive. Extremely high value – total cost even if I had to buy the wrenches would have been under $30 Canadian vs my local’s base diagnostic charge of $100. Given I had them, it was just the cost of the PDF + exchange rate. Amazing!

If you’re even just a little home repair competent and have basic tools, you’ll be able to repair anything that doesn’t need a complete replacement part. Hubs is not a handyman type, so yes, ladies, you can do it! I have faith.