"Lurch" <usenet@sjwelectrical.co.uk> wrote in message
news:ql6s03tol3q655clfsqgjpj0sn5cc6na2c@4ax.com...
> On Sat, 31 Mar 2007 07:31:09 +0100, "Pongo Potts"
> <999@118btinternet.com> mused:
>
>>
>>"Jim GM4DHJ" <jim.gm4dhj@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
>>news:hqkPh.39$x4.30@newsfe4-gui.ntli.net...
>>> Isn't modern life shit...I try never to buy anything with guarantees
>>> because of this...I just take a chance and bin things that stop working
>>> if
>>> I can't sort them out myself.......
>>>
>>
>>yes, we are heading that way.
>>
>>I do same thing for all white goods no matter what age...............just
>>bin it.
>>
>>take a look down your local amenity tip, I bet a penny to a pinch if sh1t
>>that there is a line of Dysons there somewhere. That guy is making a
>>fortune
>>selling goods that can't stand the test of time.
>>
> I'll also bet that someone like me takes those Dysons away, cleans the
> filters and gives them a wipe over then sells them on again as they
> will be near enough brand new.
>
> You've also got to look after things properly. Too many people expect
> things to work all on their own with no human intervention for service
> and maintenence. Most of the refurbished\reconditioned stuff we come
> across is simply cleaning\regular maintenence, which if the original
> owner did they would still have the machine working for amny years.
>
> People also expect things to be bombproof, they're not, you can
> overload and break things.
> --
> Regards,
> Stuart.

the upright Dyson has a particular part within the filter system that is not
repairable............only replaceable...............I speak from experience
as I know an expert who has met this problem.................needles to say
the replacement/repair outcosts getting another cleaner.