Dyson V15s Detect Submarine Water Tank Lid
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Description
Surprisingly, the lid of the Dyson V15s Detect Submarine crumbled, so a new one was needed.
It fits well and is 98% waterproof. In the last picture, you can see a little water seeping out at the bottom edge. However, when mopping with the Dyson, you spread so much more water on the floor that it doesn't matter at all
During test mopping, no water leaked out at that spot, but I don't want to guarantee anything here
I would also empty the tank after use, but that is also Dyson's general instruction
For the final version, I used PETG.
The original is "hollow" from below. I omitted that here; one would have had to print with supports, then you can use the material for the lid as well. This way it becomes more stable and denser.
In the end, I slightly enlarged the small ventilation hole with a hot needle.
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