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Media: Manchester Vacs – Your Vacuum Cleaner Expert For media professionals in search of a reliable source for vacuum-related expertise, Manchester Vacs is the largest independent vacuum cleaner dealer in the North of England. Why Choose Manchester Vacs? In the world of media, credibility is crucial. Recognized as Sebo vacuum dealers, likely the largest in… Read More »
Where to buy a replacement Dyson hair dryer power cord (cable, flex, wire, or lead if you prefer) in the UK. Dyson hair dryer power cords are often subject to bending, twisting, and pulling, especially near the point where they enter the appliance. Over time, these repeated movements can cause the wires inside the cord… Read More »
Where to buy a Dyson Airwrap cable in the UK At the time of writing, Dyson doesn’t supply replacement Airwrap cables to the public or the trade. We expect their reasoning for that to be that they designed the Airwrap with a built-in cable that is not intended to be replaceable by the user. In… Read More »
If there is no power coming to the cleaner head on your Dyson DC25, the yoke loom is the likely culprit. You will test the two terminals coming from the machine towards the cleaner head, if there is no power there, the culprit can sometimes be the reset switch, but more often than not, it’s… Read More »
Are you looking for Dyson repairs in Manchester? Manchester Vacs are the largest independent Dyson repairer in the North West. They’re your local Dyson service centre. The residents of Manchester, Stockport, Tameside and nearby Oldham, Glossop and Salford are all within easy reach of Manchester Vacs. It doesn’t matter if you have an old Dyson… Read More »
This relates to plastic-bodied Dyson hand dryers with model number ABXX, for example, AB03, AB14, etc. Metal bodied AB01 hand dryers take the same filter but you must remove the full front cover to replace it. First the good news, the only service work you need to do on this type of hand dryer is… Read More »
If you are looking to replace the power cord on a Dyson DC04, DC14 or the DC24 then read this before you buy something cheap and nasty from Amazon or eBay (if you want a cable for a later Dyson, read >this article< instead). Buying a replacement Dyson flex (or cable, lead, wire or cord… Read More »
We are often asked on these pages for a Dyson battery screwdriver. Or more correctly, which is the correct screwdriver to use to remove a Dyson battery. Confusion arises because most screws on your Dyson are Torx screws like this. For those screws, you use the Torx screwdrivers discussed in >this article< here. But as… Read More »
Appliances such as fridges, washing machines and TVs should last longer and be cheaper to run under new rules. Ministers have confirmed that from the summer consumers will have a right to repair on goods they buy. They are keeping a promise to implement EU rules aimed at cutting energy and bills – and reducing… Read More »
If you are looking to replace the power cord on a Dyson DC18, DC25, DC27, DC33, DC40, DC41, DC55, DC75, UP22 or the UP24 then read this before you buy something cheap and nasty from Amazon or eBay. If you want a cable for a DC04, DC14 or a DC24, read instead >this article< on… Read More »
This article is about the new availability of the red cyclone release clip for the Dyson DC40, DC42, UP22 and UP24. It is Dyson’s way that when a small component that is part of a larger assembly tends to fail they often don’t make that replacement component available. Instead, they charge you for a complete… Read More »
If you are a Dyson collector or enthusiast you probably don’t need me to tell you what the DC12 is. For those of you who don’t know, here is a brief synopsis: The DC12 Turbo and DC12 Plus are small cylinder machines that were released exclusively in Japan. Launched in June 2003. The digital motor… Read More »
Seeing as Dyson have stopped developing new corded vacuum cleaners, it becomes quite challenging to have a Dyson blog on the subject of new Dysons. Why it’s been pretty quiet around here. There are cordless Dysons of course. But despite the marketing hype, in real-world situations most people we encounter find them unsuitable or inadequate… Read More »
Dyson has announced that it is moving its headquarters to Singapore from Malmesbury in Wiltshire. The move by the appliance maker means two executives will relocate – chief financial officer Jorn Jensen and chief technical officer Martin Bowen. Other work at Malmesbury will not be affected and no jobs will be lost. Chief executive Jim… Read More »
This article first appeared at Manchester Vacs. I’ve been in the vacuum business since the mid 1980s, Our shop is the largest independent vacuum shop in the north of England. So I’m probably quite well qualified to opine on vacuum cleaners. Bagged or bagless vacuum cleaner? Which is the best vacuum cleaner? Which vacuum cleaner to buy?… Read More »