Disco II and Dyson
Funny story (at least I think so).
So we have an older Dyson vacuum cleaner. The power head has been suffering from some weird electrical issues (turns off for no apparent reason). The other day I take the Dyson to the vacuum repair guy for a diagnosis and repair. I tell the repair guy about the weird electrical problems with the vacuum. He points to the vacuum cleaner and says "British Electronics"...then points to my Discovery parked just outside his front door and repeats "British Electronics". He said the Dyson is an extremely capable vacuum cleaner and should last for a long time if properly maintained, but the problems with it...we will just have to get used to. I gave him an "I know exactly what you are talking about" smirk and nod, and put my British vacuum cleaner in my British truck.
So we have an older Dyson vacuum cleaner. The power head has been suffering from some weird electrical issues (turns off for no apparent reason). The other day I take the Dyson to the vacuum repair guy for a diagnosis and repair. I tell the repair guy about the weird electrical problems with the vacuum. He points to the vacuum cleaner and says "British Electronics"...then points to my Discovery parked just outside his front door and repeats "British Electronics". He said the Dyson is an extremely capable vacuum cleaner and should last for a long time if properly maintained, but the problems with it...we will just have to get used to. I gave him an "I know exactly what you are talking about" smirk and nod, and put my British vacuum cleaner in my British truck.
Last edited by FlamurAdili; Dec 17, 2014 at 11:16 PM.
Funny story (at least I think so).
So we have an older Dyson vacuum cleaner. The power head has been suffering from some weird electrical issues (turns off for no apparent reason). The other day I take the Dyson to the vacuum repair guy for a diagnosis and repair. I tell the repair guy about the weird electrical problems with the vacuum. He points to the vacuum cleaner and says "British Electronics"...then points to my Discovery parked just outside his front door and repeats "British Electronics". He said the Dyson is an extremely capable vacuum cleaner and should last for a long time if properly maintained, but the problems with it...we will just have to get used to. I gave him an "I know exactly what you are talking about" smirk and nod, and put my British vacuum cleaner in my British truck.
So we have an older Dyson vacuum cleaner. The power head has been suffering from some weird electrical issues (turns off for no apparent reason). The other day I take the Dyson to the vacuum repair guy for a diagnosis and repair. I tell the repair guy about the weird electrical problems with the vacuum. He points to the vacuum cleaner and says "British Electronics"...then points to my Discovery parked just outside his front door and repeats "British Electronics". He said the Dyson is an extremely capable vacuum cleaner and should last for a long time if properly maintained, but the problems with it...we will just have to get used to. I gave him an "I know exactly what you are talking about" smirk and nod, and put my British vacuum cleaner in my British truck.
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