ISTR a standing offer by Dyson to refurb their cyclones in any condition for £50. The website currently says £79 + filters + accessories though - is there a better deal out there still?

NT

On 05/05/14 16:04, wrote:
ISTR a standing offer by Dyson to refurb their cyclones in any condition for £50. The website currently says £79 + filters + accessories though - is there a better deal out there still?

NT

yes.

VacsRus if yu are in suffolk.


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ISTR a standing offer by Dyson to refurb their cyclones in any
condition for £50. The website currently says £79 + filters +
accessories though - is there a better deal out there still?

NT
Probably not. I recently considered a DIY job on replacing the motor in
my DC03. The plan was overtaken by events - the cooker needed a new
cooling fan, the brushes failed on the washing machine motor, and the
straps on the roll up garage door started snapping. So I went for the
£79 job on the Dyson and was I glad I did. The guy had it in pieces on
the floor. If I'd had a camera I could have given you the equivalent of
an exploded parts diagram. It was in pieces. I was reminded of the
immortal words of Mr Haynes - assembly is the opposite of disassembly.
Given that the motor would have cost about £40 and I got a new base
plate thrown in it was well worth it.
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bert