Guides – Dyson Doctor

Dyson Cordless Filter Tips..

dyson_ — Fri, 06 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000

There is a picture of a Tap on Dyson filters which leads to confusion – I aim to solve this mystery once and for all in this video. Many people struggle when it comes to Dyson filters – many times I see people bring in a machine for a service and either the filter is wet (never use a damp filter in any Dyson) or has been washed incorrectly with the resulting filter being more like a piece of…

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Testing a Fuse with a Mobile Phone

dyson_ — Mon, 05 Jan 2026 12:00:00 +0000

Lot’s of people tell me that they have replaced the fuse in their Vacuum Cleaner as the first course of action of something fails. The Fuse is the last line of defence and the machine should be seen by Me or any other competent person. But how do you know if your new fuse is working in the first place ? These days lot’s of people do not have even basic tools let alone a Meter I show you…

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Dyson Motor Change

dyson_ — Thu, 04 Dec 2025 12:33:49 +0000

The pre-2017 Dyson upright range are fantastic machines – they have a 1200 watt motor and are built to last BUT are heavier than the newer models, although the .newer models aren’t nearly as good. This is because of a 2017 EU ruling dictating that nobody could manufacture or sell a machine with more than ... Read more

Dyson vs Plaster Dust

dyson_ — Wed, 26 Nov 2025 11:39:13 +0000

Plaster and Brick dust are the nemesis of any Bagless Vacuum Cleaner but using your expensive pride and joy for this purpose could be the last job you use it for. These machines, due to the nature of the Cyclone system cannot remove such small particles from the air. The filters are not designed to filter particles such as Plaster dust so the dust will pass through the filters and go…

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Miele Mistakes

dyson_ — Thu, 20 Nov 2025 14:27:31 +0000

The Miele is a great machine and should last a very long time IF it is maintained. An annual service for all premium machines is advised and doesn’t cost much, we will not touch Shark products as they are a disposable brand and are glued together to prevent repairs. Don’t buy them ! There are a few common mistakes I cover in my helpful Youtube video below. It’s a relatively…

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Buying a used cordless Dyson.

dyson_ — Tue, 22 Apr 2025 13:35:00 +0000

First, a lesson on Dyson Hand Held power settings: Do Not use Max Power when using a powered head (anything with a spinning brush) for a few reasons: 1 The head sticks to the floor too much and becomes hard to push, this is because of the excellent seal on the floor head. 2 This puts a lot of ... Read more