Dyson Cool Fan(Disassembled For Cleaning)

Dyson fan Cleaning
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[@mariawinzler]

Good lord this fan was dirty. Great job ty for showing us what to do if we need to clean this expensive fan. Before disassembling anything I do I grab some old nail polish my daughter left at my house. Use the colors with the screws and side of where they screw in so I know which screws go to what. Cut up a bunch of package boxes down to where I can stick all the screws in so I dont lose them. This saves the headache of what screw goes to what and not having a few screws left over that was suppose to go somewhere. I learned my lesson when I took a laptop apart lol.

[@paulaggarao]

Thank you so much for this!!! Finally found this to clean my Dyson fan

[@peterbeikmann6097]

You are the first person I saw that said to take apart the motor by just hitting it with a hammer! Thank you so so much for your help. Somehow there were screws loose in my motor and I got them out by following your instructions. Cheers!

[@miriangpinheiro]

Thanks. I really enjoyed watching you clean your Dyson.

[@joelmciver]

Thanks for the walk through! My fans nice and clean now

[@jinkertsun]

I have one, never attempted to clean it and after watching this I’d be scared to death of trying. One thing I can say is I’ll never buy another one when it fails. Great video for people who are more technical than me.

[@zohanrock]

i wrap the intake holes with a filter (not the dense type that impedes airflow but the cotton-like ones you use in aquariums that's fluffy with lots of air gaps), works surprisingly well without reducing airflow too much so it's very usable. when it gets dirty i just rinse the filter, dry it and use it again.

[@jesselovejoy6555]

Thank you for taking the time to show us this👍🏻

[@driversteve9345]

If Dyson really wanted a perfect fan, he should have added an air filter! I would think that had crossed his mind at one point!

[@mariawinzler]

I know what you mean especially as high price these fans are. Knowing me if there is no mesh on the vents I probably would take apart and put some spongy mesh there to capture any particles. Unfortunately I would have to clean them all the time to keep this fan clean.

[@jamecoyote836]

They make ones with a filter called dp04

[@xttocx]

There is one, its 100 smackers pricier than this one

[@thedjruiner]

This isnt even a good fan, let a lone a perfect fan lmao

[@lawabidingcitizen1585]

Thank you so much mate , I took it apart then forgot to realise I had to put it back together after cleaning out my dust 😂

[@biffwebster1212]

Awsome. Thank you for videoing this. I have the same model but with a blue ring and all the inside pieces were exactly the same. Very easy to follow.

[@twys124]

Great video. Thanks for taking the time to make it.

[@hdpe]

Thank you so much for this!

[@GREENaudio]

thank you teddy. this helped a lot disassemble the AM07 tower

[@michaelchaikoski9304]

I have the same fan, mine has been on for 10 yrs straight, my bearings are shot, I'm trying to find a replacement motor. I'm going to do the same procedure, and use transmission oil. Hope it works.

[@sandoralexnagy7671]

Wow Now is CLEAN!!! Bravo

[@simonbaxter6436]

Thanks Teddy. Worked a dream

[@puppy_pause]

Thank you, this was of great help to me

[@kAi-ub8hi]

Thank you so much for making this video!!

[@honglehsoh]

Thank you. It is a very useful video.

[@francistheo7123]

Thank you for sharing :)

[@xttocx]

Great help, cheers!

[@patapata007nomoney]

Hi, thank you so much for this video is really useful! :)

[@MrDara1952]

Thanks for this good post

[@puppy_pause]

Are you a Dad?, You would be the best kind of Dad. My Dad was like that and I would like to hope I am too.

[@7218PeterH]

You can use a long radiator brush to clean the loop but I would not recommend hitting the motor head with a hammer as you will risk damaging the motor itself.

[@TheMedievalNerd]

Was this fan running in a dusty shop, or just your average room? Cuz holy shit.

[@jrkc9218]

Repairing and cleaning is definitely a lost craft with newer generations. Thanks for the help!

[@ruudyc]

This is the main reason why I held off buying the Dyson blade-less fans.... the cleaning!! it's great technology but in the long run, its a great pain to clean. I live on an island with very high humidity and this will not be a great buy at all even with bi-monthly cleaning.

[@haofu4465]

Thanks~~~

[@oceanthirteen1628]

Thank you

[@bediatatlisu]

this can't be serious.. would you clean mine too? lol

[@karenbower6812]

Can you do a video replacing the power cord?

[@coondogtheman]

I will definitely pass on one of these fans. I have a 2000s cool breeze pedestal fan that doesn't need tools to clean. Just a little 3 in 1 oil and a cleaning and it still runs today. No tools required.

[@suivzmoi]

shit really did hit the fan this time. literally..

[@david029014]

Man that thing was nasty, I just got one on Craigslist for 25.00, i don't think its any where near as dirty as that one, just a tiny bit of dust

[@catbreath007]

That's discusting, was the Dyson in house full of heavy smokers & they had 15 cats 25 dogs and they did'nt own a vacuum ?

[@stevenl900]

I think the new Pure Cool/Pure Hot+Cool with the hepa filters should alleviate these kinds of buildup issues...hmm

[@45llamas]

The fan clearly ran with no filter for a while

[@trevhib]

This model doesn't come with a filter.

[@kseksy7772]

Honnêtement c’est tellement arnaque de la part dyson de pas conçu cet ventilateur cool avec possibilité facile nettoyage de filtre à l’intérieur! Ça coûte peau de fesse et on ne eux pas le laver facilement! Dyson zéro 👌🏻bravo à cet brave l’homme pour courage de démonter et remonter 😅

[@anuasohkan8334]

It's not fan working principle of vaccum cleaner

[@jdsfsdfshdgdfhdfsgh]

A fan shouldn't be this complicated to clean! Especially when it costs more than an air conditioner. Sadly Dyson has gone the way of Panasonic and Samsuck. Expensive, cool & nice looking products that don't last.

[@gismo2766]

I beg to differ, we've had a Dyson AM06 for over 8 years now and never once took it apart to clean, still an amazing fan and works as good as new.

[@dsimpson530]

This is a am1 that's the first generation, these issues don't apply to later models. I hope your hvac cost more than $300

[@CharlieKellyEsq]

At what point do you just.. you know, buy a less evil fan to clean so you aren't spending an entire day doing this

[@linda7345n]

Now I know why my $250 Dyson fan does not work. This company went for profit only without any regard for durability or easy maintenance. I hate to admit that I was sucked in, but I certainly was. Around the same time that I shelled out $250 for the fan, one of my daughters bought a $600+ vacuum for me. It lasted about 2 years. I called a local vacuum repair shop. The owner said his shop was full of Dysons. Crappiest engineering ever.

[@puppy_pause]

I know, a third comment on a 2-year-old thread, but I just had to say. Dyson engineering is all marketing and little followthrough. Sure they make a cool fan, but how about toolless maintenance and low cost. I don't know about you but that doesn't look like $500 worth of parts and all filters should be easily cleanable without disassembly. Full disclosure, we have 2 fans and that outrageously expensive blow-drier.

[@anuasohkan8334]

It's not dayson cool it's പറി സൺ കൂൾ

[@bhsim2897]

It's so tedious to clean this fan, and paying a high price for it!!

[@themastergambiarraofc7925]

VeRY EaSy tO cLeAn NOOT NOOT

[@wowokingxoxo]

What a piece of turd... useless invention that adds more work and complication.