Thread: Our Dyson's died!
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Old 23-03-2005, 16:34   #9
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Re: Our Dyson's died!
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Originally Posted by Pierre
Yes, I Killed our DC07, we were having lots of building work done and I used it to vac up all the builders dust.

Warning: Don't use you Dyson to vac up fine dust.
He's right it does suck dust, but it does not like plaster dust.

We had this problem with our DC07 Animal - no loss of suction pah.

You need to pull the filters out and wash them or replace them - most Dysons have washable filters. The blue one once soaked the water was running like sloppy plaster out of it. Dry them on a radiator and hope the thermal cut out cuts in.

How old is it - they come with a two year wwty as default.
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