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 […]
So you want to buy a Dyson Airblade filter? You are in the right place. You have probably called up Dyson and found out that they want a pint of blood, your left kidney, all your personal data, machine serial numbers and then, after all that, they will refuse to sell them to you. It […]
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 […]
Dyson have typically been very shy to supply Dyson Airblade spare parts to the trade. If they do, they usually want a serial number, probably in order that they can track how machines are getting into the aftermarket. As used Airblades command such a high price, even broken, obtaining machines to dismantle for spares has […]
If you are looking for a budget or discounted Dyson Airblade hand dryer, you will likely be looking at a used one, so you first should choose a model. In the UK, Dyson produce the AB01 and the AB03. In the United States, the corresponding models are AB02 and AB04. These being 110v models. So, what is the difference […]
