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It has been said by some recently that the window of opportunity for professional refurbishing of Dyson vacuum cleaners and other Dyson machines is coming to an end. I’ll explain why I think that too, and we’ll maybe discuss. When James Dyson had the reigns of the company instead of Max Conze and the bean… Read More »
Dyson is poised to launch, on September the 4th, a robot vacuum cleaner. You heard it here at Dyson Medic first folks! Dyson is teasing that they will be announcing ‘secret project N223’ on September 4th in a video posted on YouTube. From the looks of it, it appears to be the robotic vacuum cleaner… Read More »
Here is your chance to have a direct influence on the after-market spare parts industry and help other people with your ideas at the same time. We at Dyson Medic are privileged that we have a direct line, so to speak, to the top of several of the better known manufacturers, suppliers and importers of… Read More »
Got a job lot of Dyson spare parts to sell? Looking for a fast cash buyer of new Dyson spares anywhere in Europe? Our recommended parts supplier Manchester Vacs are looking to buy new old stock Dyson spares. Here is the article from the news section of their website tonight: *************************************** As we grow, we… Read More »
I am going to discuss what we have typically found wrong with Dyson digital Airblade motors (such as in the AB01 and AB03) when repairing these machines. As there isn’t much information on the internet yet about Dyson Airblade repairs, but over time we at Dyson Medic hope to address this. Dyson have traditionally been… Read More »
The Unofficial Dyson Forums Newsletter – Summer 2014. Hello Dyson Enthusiast, It has been a while since we sent out a forum newsletter, several years in fact. So we thought one was long overdue. We would like to bring you up-to-date on the happenings on the site in recent months. The forum continues to go… Read More »
BBC’s Watchdog recently did a piece on UK Vac Services Ltd, also referred to in the feature as Appliance Service Direct Ltd (one and the same number and data it seems). While we applaud the effort of the BBC to educate consumers on the dangers of some of the “Repair your Dyson in your own home”… Read More »
More and more Dyson Airblade hand dryers are now coming off PLC lease-hire from Dyson contracts and making their way into the general marketplaces such as eBay and private sites. This also means they mostly are out of Dyson guarantee. But that isn’t a hardship, as some of the Dyson vacuum specialists have by now… Read More »
We wrote a couple of years ago that DC14 wand top collars were available. We also wrote that they were only designed for early type DC14 machines with the type of tool connector on that is secured by the half circle clip. The later red moulded type has never been available as it cannot easily… Read More »
We highlighted a few months ago what we thought to be a design fault with the DC40 and DC41 here: Possible soleplate design fault on the DC40 and DC41. There is also a relevant topic on these machines on the unofficial Dyson forums here: Stripping Down a DC41 Cleaner Head: Brushroll Motor & Design Faults.… Read More »
We always notice the small things here at Dyson Medic. And even though often of little significance on the outside, small details are sometimes indicators of things to come. Take the HEPA filter for example. The one fitted to Airblade hand dryer models AB01, AB02, AB03, AB04, AB06, AB07 and AB14 models. As with many… Read More »
Back in 2011, we here at Dyson Medic reported on the Demise of DC01 Spare Parts. We highlighted that Dyson had pulled the plug on all spare parts supply for the DC01 and DC02 altogether, and indeed in some countries, we know they sent what was left of the spares for them for destruction at… Read More »
Dyson “Hot” and “Hot + Cool” (AM04 and AM05) owners in the UK who registered their machine for warranty with Dyson are this week receiving a letter from Dyson asking that the machines be returned for a repair of a design fault that means the machines are a potential fire risk. Up to one million… Read More »
As we know, after-market spare parts are usually pretty good. Well, assuming you buy off a reputable parts supplier. Most are made in China, and there is good, bad and ugly out there. With Dyson filters, most are pretty good, but from time to time there are problems. In the main, there are one or… Read More »
So you want to swap the main motor on your Dyson DC41 and cannot believe the price of the motor bucket assembly? This is the predicament I had recently when I came by a DC41 with a burned out motor. I stripped it down (a mammoth task since you ask) and discovered it had a… Read More »