Dyson Airblade V Owner's Manual

WARNING:

This unit contains substances known to the state of California to cause cancer,

birth defects and other reproductive harm. Wash hand after installation or repair

of this unit.

READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

LOOkING AfTER yOUR HAND DRyER

HOW TO USE

1. Place your hands beneath the hand dryer and it will start automatically, creating sheets of air

to scrape water from your hands.

2. Move your hands backwards and forwards slowly through the air, turning them over so both

back and front are exposed to the airflow.

TROUbLESHOOTING GUIDE

WARNING: RISk Of ELECTRIC SHOCk.

Problem

Solution

The hand dryer fails to start.

Check fuse/circuit breaker is working and that the

power supply is connected. Must be performed by a

qualified electrician.

If a safe method of switching is available, turn the

unit on and off. If a safe method is not available, a

qualified electrician must perform this task.

The hand dryer sometimes cuts out

when in use but resumes operation

after a period of time.

Check the air inlets are clean and free of dust. If the

air inlets are dusty or dirty simply remove the dust or

debris with a soft cloth.

The dry time of the hand dryer has

increased.

Inspect the air inlets for dust and remove.

The air flow from the hand dryer is

running hotter than usual.

Inspect filter and change if required.

If you have any further questions please contact the Dyson Helpline at 1-888-DYSON-AB.

CLEANING

The hand dryer should be cleaned daily.

Follow these 3 simple steps to ensure the unit performs to its best and remains hygienic. Using

the wrong cleaning method or product may invalidate your warranty.

1. Wipe all surfaces with a soft cloth and non-abrasive cleaning products.

2. Clean the air inlets on the sides REGULARLY.

3. Clean the floor and wall beneath and around the unit. This may be required more regularly

in high use areas.

GENERAL ADVICE

All cleaning chemicals should be used exactly as indicated by the manufacturer’s

instructions (including appropriate dilution).

If a cleaning product is left on the machine for too long, a film will form. This may reduce the

effectiveness of the anti-microbial surfaces.

Any chemicals intended for use should first be tested on an inconspicuous area to confirm

suitability.

Aside from cleaning chemicals, care should be taken to avoid any harmful fluids from coming

into contact with the unit, in particular oils and alcohol-based products.