Our V10 stops every 10 seconds or so for the 1st few minutes we use it. So we need to repeatedly release then re-press the trigger.The battery is fully charged, it's not full and the filter is clean.
Any ideas?
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3-month old Cordless V10 stops every 10 seconds or so - Suggestions?
Best answer by Anonymous
Hello
Thanks for posting a question to the wider community. Sorry to learn about your experience with your Dyson V10.
Usually when there is a form of intermittent power or pulsating, then it is an indicator that the filter needs cleaning or is damaged and need replacing. As you have mentioned you already cleaned your filter, try checking for a blockage within your Dyson. I have added a guideline for you here
If you feel that the trigger mechanism is loose or not how it suppose to be, then the main body/motor would need replacing.
As you advised you will contact us directly regarding this matter, I’d encourage you to continue your conversation with one of our Representatives. They’re best placed to help you further and are empowered to resolve most issues without the need for further escalation.
If you still need any further help regarding this, don't hesitate to respond over here.
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Alright rob. Kind of a hard one to diagnose. If it’s turning on/off, it could be a blockage. Cutting off all together, it could be a weak connection or power issue. You could feasible start with this post and if all else fails contact Dyson. They offer a 2-year cover for parts. This could easily be a warrant claim.
Thanks for the feedback all.
I tried the support site but don’t see my issue unless I missed it somehow.
To better illustrate the video, I posted what’s possibility the more boring video ever uploaded to YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9bIFgQJ_VE
It starts with me trying to use it on the middle settings.. see how the first 2 times it cuts out before finally running constantly. Then I switched it to the highest power mode, and as you can see, it wouldn’t work. Then I switched it to the lowest power mode, and it worked fine.
It’s fully charged, the dust canister isn’t particularly full, the filter is cleaned and a visual once over doesn’t reveal anything abnormal.
I’m gonna call Dyson support tomorrow and just ask them to watch the clip.
For a 3 month old device, hoping for a good quick outcome.
Faulty trigger or wiring in the main body. Dyson should replace under the warranty.
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Dyson don’t allow ordering offline for warranty claims. You’ll have to speak to them.
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Hello
Thanks for posting a question to the wider community. Sorry to learn about your experience with your Dyson V10.
Usually when there is a form of intermittent power or pulsating, then it is an indicator that the filter needs cleaning or is damaged and need replacing. As you have mentioned you already cleaned your filter, try checking for a blockage within your Dyson. I have added a guideline for you here
If you feel that the trigger mechanism is loose or not how it suppose to be, then the main body/motor would need replacing.
As you advised you will contact us directly regarding this matter, I’d encourage you to continue your conversation with one of our Representatives. They’re best placed to help you further and are empowered to resolve most issues without the need for further escalation.
If you still need any further help regarding this, don't hesitate to respond over here.
Regards,
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