Fell into the trap of all the Dyson hooplah and fanfare. You guys must pay your advertising agency and “user reviews” posters tons. That would explain where all the money goes, because it sure isn’t into creating functioning products or customer service and support.
Paid $500 for the much hyped Dyson Ball Animal 3. Unboxed it and set it up as per the instructions, and the wand works but it doesn’t switch suction to the front. Called support, got disconnected because of an issue on their end, and no call back.
Called again. Went through the steps with the CSR, who insulted me because I didn’t see a “C” ring, which is present on the Animal2 and not the 3 by the way. Still couldn’t get it to work. Now I have to package the thing up and send it back.
No way I’m getting caught up again. Give me my money back, I’ll go get a Shark for a third of the cost.
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Hi @MikeH56,
Thanks for sharing your feedback.
This doesn’t sound like the best experience.
Our customer service experts are empowered to resolve most issues in the first instance, as well as offering support and guidance to help get the machine working. If you're already in contact with our experts, I'd encourage to you continue your conversation with them as this is the best way of arriving at a resolution. If the product is deemed to be faulty or not as described, in line with the Dyson Terms, which are found across our global websites, we protect our consumers right for a return and a refund.
Allow me to offer some assurance in that this occurrence is very rare. In fact, Dyson have a very stringent quality control which usually identify any such errors before leaving our factory for shipment. I am sorry to read that in your case this doesn't seem to have happened. As a recommendation, I’d suggest visiting the online help section of the Dyson website and navigating through the Troubleshooting option. This may help indicate what if anything is missing from the initial setup. Pinpointing is there was a missing step or if a part of machine has loosened, such as the internal hose.
Thanks,
Stuart.
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