"Jimsatim" wrote in message
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the mains cable is broken where it enters the body of the machine, how
do I get into it to repair?

Google is your friend

http://www.dyson-online.com/technica...utting_Out.htm

the mains cable is broken where it enters the body of the machine, how do I get into it to repair?

Jimsatim wrote:
the mains cable is broken where it enters the body of the machine, how
do I get into it to repair?

Jimsatim

A DC04 with a broken mains cable? The original DC01 suffered with
this problem in their millions, mine amongst them. It's gratifying to
see that a later model still has the same problem :-(

Mike

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Jimsatim wrote:
the mains cable is broken where it enters the body of the machine, how
do I get into it to repair?

Jimsatim

A DC04 with a broken mains cable? The original DC01 suffered with
this problem in their millions, mine amongst them. It's gratifying to
see that a later model still has the same problem :-(

Mike

The hose also breaks too! Get ready for that. the Dysons I had were
cheaply made junk in my experience and a £40 bagless cylinder cleaner from
the local market has given far more reliable service for years. Don't be
fooled by what is claimed by some cleaners or get dragged in to being a
"vacuum cleaner snob". Another overpriced one I didn't find any better was
a Miele. It did nothing my cheap cleaner can't apart from costing 4 times
the price for a name.

On Sat, 01 Jul 2006 18:43:47 +0100, Jimsatim wrote:


the mains cable is broken where it enters the body of the machine, how
do I get into it to repair?

If your going to replace the mains cable, be prepared for a shock at the
cost if you try to get it from Dyson.

Dave

Rob wrote:
The hose also breaks too! Get ready for that. the Dysons I had were
cheaply made junk in my experience and a £40 bagless cylinder cleaner from
the local market has given far more reliable service for years. Don't be
fooled by what is claimed by some cleaners or get dragged in to being a
"vacuum cleaner snob". Another overpriced one I didn't find any better was
a Miele. It did nothing my cheap cleaner can't apart from costing 4 times
the price for a name.

Oh dear! As well as owning a DC01 I also owned a Miele. Although both
are now consigned to the dustbin, I guess it's too late - I already
warrant the title 'vacuum cleaner snob' with honours. However, in
mitigation, I should point out that I've gone cold turkey and now own a
cheapie cylinder model. No more brand-hype driven cleaners for me - I
prefer one that sucks. Hey, someone could use that as a tagline! I'm
on the road to recovery.

Mike

In article . com,
"MikeH" writes:
I prefer one that sucks. Hey, someone could use that as a tagline! I'm
on the road to recovery.

From very many years ago... "Nothing sucks like an Electrolux"

In the computer industry, a variant "Nothing sucks like a Vax"
did the rounds too.

--
Andrew Gabriel

Andrew Gabriel wrote:
From very many years ago... "Nothing sucks like an Electrolux"

In the computer industry, a variant "Nothing sucks like a Vax"
did the rounds too.



LOL

Now that you mention it, I think I remember that as well.

Thanks very much for that dyson now repaired and a happy wife, if only everything else was as easy
ta much

"Jimsatim" wrote in message
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Mr Alun Davies Wrote:
"Jimsatim" wrote in message
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the mains cable is broken where it enters the body of the machine,
how
do I get into it to repair?

Google is your friend

http://tinyurl.com/r7o78
Thanks very much for that dyson now repaired and a happy wife, if only
everything else was as easy
ta much

Let me know if the wife needs repairing

;-))

Glad to be of assistance