Is it plugged into a wall or a power strip?  My hair dryer kept doing the same thing and it was plugged into a power strip.  My hair stylist told me to plug it directly into the wall outlet.  That made all the difference.  I have not had a problem since.  

Heya! Sorry to hear Hun!! If you’ve cleaned the filter already. like this How to clean your Dyson Airwrap styler's filter - YouTube then I’m not sure whatever you can try! Maybe soaking the filter in warm water! I’ve heard this helps if there’s a lot of product being used around it. 

I have done allllll of these methods. I even spent $100 on 4 new filters and even with a new one and the inside wiped off it still happens. Very frustrating! 

A non-hair owner (figuratively and physically) wading in..  I’ve had to make a claim against their guarantee. It was easy enough. Have you tried speaking to them? At the very least, they might offer a repair? 

Yes, this is my second one replaced by them. I will go through with another claim this Monday. I wanted to see if anyone had any other tips that i haven’t done yet, but unfortunately it seems like there is nothing. 

It sounds like you’re doing everything you can!! I stumbled across a video on YouTube, where they’re showing the filter being cleaned with a new brush and left to soak! I certainly don’t do this with mine! Good job you’re still under guarantee! 

Hello @HairbyAndrea 

Welcome to the Dyson Community, and thanks for letting us know about this..

Usually when your machine displays red flashing LED indicators, it means the filter is overdue for maintenance or needs a more thorough clean than normal. Our troubleshooting guide should help you rule out the most common issues, and explains what do to if you still need help after troubleshooting:

Based on the details you’ve shared, I’d encourage you to continue your ongoing conversation with your local Dyson Customer Care team so we can ensure this is resolved.