Dyson Cool Tower Fan AM07 Cleaning Inside Including HIDDEN Filters

[@palmsofdestin1]

Definitely the best video on cleaning this bizarre fan

[@km-yx8vl]

Thank you very much Sir!

[@palmsofdestin1]

Having done it. I'm pretty much convinced it's not worth taking apart to clean. True, the top part, I've taken and run a hose through because it made the fan stopped working, but when I got down to the internal filters they're just really wasn't a whole lot there to clean. And now the associated problems with the reassembly and noisy filters and motors is more of a problem than before I took it apart.

[@zainabali799]

Thank you for showing us the video I never had fans like this other than pedal fan. I am scared of electric shocks so I better stick to the pedestal fans.

[@megatronskneecap]

Cheers Vince. This fan is terrible when it needs cleaning.

[@bevbambam1327]

Are their Dyson service centers that will do all of this for a fee? This is way too complicated! Wow!

[@kellyfung2741]

What is the model no. Of the screw at the last inner layer? I can’t figure out it’s T15 or T50 .

[@mylighterr]

The fact I had to do all this is ridiculous, at least now my dyson works better than before

[@palmsofdestin1]

Put it back together, now it has a hum and a whistle

[@edwardmoran5229]

Horrendously bad design by dyson Have mine 6 mths and noticeable decline in the effectiveness of the machine Having to completely take apart to clean the filters is a ridiculous bad effort in the design

[@tranmere292]

What a ridiculous design. You have to disassemble the fan to clean the filters, which should be readily accessible if they're to do their job. Dyson technology over practicality.