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wire mesh on Dyson DC 20
Best answer by Jack
Hi
Welcome to the Dyson Community, and thanks for letting us know about this.
It looks like the open-cell plastic foam in the exhaust air duct may be disintegrating from age and use. It helps with sound suppression and exhaust air diffusion, but shouldn’t make any difference to the performance of your machine if you remove the remaining foam.
Due to the age of DC20, we no longer support it with replacement parts or servicing, so that’s not an option I’m able to suggest on this occasion.
Hope this helps!
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I published this by mistake before explaining the problem. There’s a wire mesh on my old Dyson vacuum cleaner which seems to be crumbling. I don't know what it's for or how to get to it. I am tempted to just pick the last bits out as it keeps shedding as I am hoovering - leaving small bits of wire mesh on my carpet.
+13Hi
Welcome to the Dyson Community, and thanks for letting us know about this.
It looks like the open-cell plastic foam in the exhaust air duct may be disintegrating from age and use. It helps with sound suppression and exhaust air diffusion, but shouldn’t make any difference to the performance of your machine if you remove the remaining foam.
Due to the age of DC20, we no longer support it with replacement parts or servicing, so that’s not an option I’m able to suggest on this occasion.
Hope this helps!
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