Comments on: Dyson, Rocks.

By: garry

garry — Sun, 04 May 2008 22:05:08 +0000

hello i have a question for any dyson engineers who might be passing by and read this…

i bought a dyson washing machine that was in need of some tlc and when i got it home and got stuck in there were more things needing done than what was said at the time.

my question is this if i call dyson and they send a engineer out to look at the machine will they replace the powerboard,display panel,electronic door switch,and i think one of the motors is also shot and it does seem like a lot but and would prob be better just to buy another machine but if they will replace all this stuff well then it has to be worth paying 95bux to have it done.

( hopefully a engineer out there could answer this for me )

By: PAUL

PAUL — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 14:51:25 +0000

DYSON WASHING MACHINES are a heap of crap.Mine has had 2 drums and various other repairs,and its only 3 years old.I remember DYSON boasting that they were engineered for twenty years.They should be prosecuted under the trade descriptions act,As for steve the dyson engineer he must be brainwashed by the company.

By: Cees

Cees — Tue, 04 Dec 2007 19:42:50 +0000

I really hope our CR01 will last another 5 years. We have moved 2 times now and are now definately out of reach of any Dyson engineer. Fortunately I am quite handy. I managed to get to pump out and cleaned it internally, re-installed it, removed the screws for the outer door hinge (replaced once the item came in) put the front, top and rear back on and it’s running… It’s fabulous to see what’s inside, great job Dyson ! PLEASE make a new model with less plastic parts !

CR01 expensive? Not if you see how fast the laundry is done :-)

And yes the vacuum (DC04) is fabulous, I tried even sawdust once, clogged but no problem once the container was emptied. Maybe Dyson knows how to make the best of the plastic world we live in?

By: Ray

Ray — Tue, 02 Oct 2007 21:58:51 +0000

Dyson gives the best service you could wish for. FACT

By: danny

danny — Tue, 18 Sep 2007 21:14:17 +0000

before dyson, washing machines and vacuums were made in the uk. then dyson stole the market, proclaiming everythig could be made in the uk if you knew what you were doing. the other companies failed to compete and jobs went, before dyson announced he didnt know how to make money here after all and production moved to asia.
before dyson = jobs, after dyson….

By: butter

butter — Wed, 18 Jul 2007 08:52:38 +0000

im so gutted ive own a dyson hoover since they day they were on sale many years ago
i have a disabled child and wash maybe 5 times a day duvets everything i go throu washing machines like ppl thow away disposble razers this would of made such a difference to my life bring it back mr DYSON

i jumped for joy when the washing machine came out but was way past my budget i use to trawl looking for one 2nd hand im gutted they have stop making them ive even been looking for companys selling them off cheaply no joy

hopefully the new model will be at a more affordable price for the normal person

you just cant beat dyson customer service relability and serving shame they dont make more items id buy them all

By: mishelle

mishelle — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 19:17:37 +0000

i have a cr01 machine and it is displaying an f11 fault! i phoned dyson and an engineer is coming less than 24 hours later hopefully i will get rid of the f11 fault

By: Peter

Peter — Fri, 22 Jun 2007 14:02:27 +0000

Well, it’s the 22nd June, the Dyson Engineer has been, and I no longer have the
F11 fault!

To make it all the better, it didn’t cost me a penny either!

At the same time, he very kindly changed the door latch (which apparently was
faulty)

As ever, the service was fantastic

I’m so glad that I bought the CR01 memory, it was well worth the £900 or so I
paid for it.