This happens if one does not read the manual. You nearly did all the things wrong, one can do wrong. The device perfectly works as expected. If you set the heating temperature to 1 °C, it does neither heat nor does it speed up the fan.
Unfortunately Dyson don’t supply a printed manual. Fortunately I was able to sell this on for more than I paid for it and replaced it with a far more efficient purifier at a fraction of the price. I should have just returned the first one that was dead on arrival.
@@ibaisaicwhy do you need the manual to be printed? Dyson have an 11 page manual for this model on their website. You’re also holding an iPad in your hands in this video. Sounds like you just want to find any excuse to call the machine faulty…
Also the temp is the room temp not the heat output so if its set to 30 it will heat to 30 and if its set to auto it will go to its highest fan speed to get to it
You have to set the oscillation in the menu it gave you. When you pressed the button in the app, you went into a sub menu where it showed a graph of it spinning, and beneath that it had a selection of modes. You kept it set to “off” and then pressed “done”. That was the issue there. When you tried it before with the remote, it cycles through those same options and you were just pressing it enough to go back to “off” again haha.
The heating option works like a radiator, you set the temp you want and it will warm to that temp, once it gets to that temp it will stop. When the room temp is below what you set it will kick back in. It blows out the same same temp no matter what you change it to, temp 15 and 37 is no difference, it’s the temp you want the room to be like a thermostat.
That was painful to watch! On heat the fan will ramp up to heat the room. Having temp set at 1 with an ambient temperature of 22 the fan will be on minimum. Only on cool will you adjust the fan speed. RTFM 😑
@@huskyvacs the app is completely optional.. Also, the app was working completely fine as the number next to the fan icon was changing also, it's not that hard to turn on after you know what each button does
It’s overpriced shite and has sat in my bedroom without being switched on for weeks. I will be selling it to recoup some of my losses. There are far better air purifiers out there.
Hi. I have one of these on order. For the main part I wish to use it in my bedroom. Is it necessary to keep my bedroom door shut for best efficiency or can I leave my door ajar as I would normally do without loss of efficiency. The door was kept open so I had a constant change of air in my bedroom. Thank you. Interesting video by the way.
When you plug it up for the first time and turn it on, I would let it run with the door closed for about 30 minutes. After that, you are good to go whether the door is opened or closed. I have the HP10 in my master bedroom and it works very well.
Great video Roger , nice to see its working . The formaldehyde comes from mdf product in home gassing off. It’s banned in all government buildings yet they still use it in general public homes . Would this cost way more to use than the central heating
Always love your videos Roger, alas 👎for Dyson, great informative video has always, but I’m not sold on them.... was glad to watch this has someone was asking me about them, & I do wonder if just an air purifier only would be better money spent? However keep the videos coming.....
@@Deb.-. my air con has filters and coolant cycling through it. It’s still less loud. For something that just filters the air it seems very noisy. And very clunky noises when he selects different things. I use airfree purifiers they are silent. So overall the point is. If he’s using it in his bedroom you don’t want something that sounds like a clunky wind tunnel …
@@zenhypnotic Oh yes you are right, I was thinking that mine doesnt purify the air in the room but as I have ducted air con, it does in fact filter it before it comes into the house. But isnt a purifier in the room designer to remove toxins in the room?
It would be nice if they actually supplied printed instructions. I turned auto off and it was still pissing about which is why I am getting rid of this inefficient device, buying a £20 fan heater and a purifier that actually purifies the air.
@@slayersdeath I “won’t done blame the product”, whatever that means. At least I know grammar and spelling ducky. I’m selling this POS and buying something that actually filters the air.
Friend the speed won’t change unless you raise the temp higher than the room on heat mode the right side plus and minus with red dot . Hit the blue button to cool and then hit the plus and minus on the left of the remote that has a fan symbol on it .the ocilating you chose one and wait I use 45
Hello Roger, please don’t think I was having a go or anything. I love your videos and watch you all the time. Honestly I think your brilliant. This video was just a bit hard to watch, sorry if I offended or upset you, that wasn’t my intension. Oh do they no supply instructions? I can’t remember how I learn to use mind. All the best, take care and keep making us the good content that we expect from you ;) x
Roger, your doing it wrong 😑. There is nothing wrong with it at all. It wasn’t working because you had it on heating, then you lowered it to 1 degrees. That’s why it wouldn’t increase to 10. It was all working perfectly.
The worst thing was I was stupid enough to buy it in the first place. Fortunately I managed to sell it for more than it cost me and replaced it with something far more effective.
This happens if one does not read the manual. You nearly did all the things wrong, one can do wrong. The device perfectly works as expected. If you set the heating temperature to 1 °C, it does neither heat nor does it speed up the fan.
Unfortunately Dyson don’t supply a printed manual. Fortunately I was able to sell this on for more than I paid for it and replaced it with a far more efficient purifier at a fraction of the price. I should have just returned the first one that was dead on arrival.
@@ibaisaicwhy do you need the manual to be printed? Dyson have an 11 page manual for this model on their website. You’re also holding an iPad in your hands in this video. Sounds like you just want to find any excuse to call the machine faulty…
@@davidneverdavedefinitely
This is honestly one of the best items I have ever purchased in my life it’s wonder and worth every oenny
You could have bought mine as I’m selling it and getting a Blueair purifier.
Also the temp is the room temp not the heat output so if its set to 30 it will heat to 30 and if its set to auto it will go to its highest fan speed to get to it
You have to set the oscillation in the menu it gave you. When you pressed the button in the app, you went into a sub menu where it showed a graph of it spinning, and beneath that it had a selection of modes. You kept it set to “off” and then pressed “done”. That was the issue there. When you tried it before with the remote, it cycles through those same options and you were just pressing it enough to go back to “off” again haha.
The heating option works like a radiator, you set the temp you want and it will warm to that temp, once it gets to that temp it will stop. When the room temp is below what you set it will kick back in. It blows out the same same temp no matter what you change it to, temp 15 and 37 is no difference, it’s the temp you want the room to be like a thermostat.
When the temp is lower than room temp then fan speed wont increase
I'm not convinced by this bad boy.. Excellent review
That was painful to watch! On heat the fan will ramp up to heat the room. Having temp set at 1 with an ambient temperature of 22 the fan will be on minimum. Only on cool will you adjust the fan speed. RTFM 😑
@@huskyvacs the app is completely optional.. Also, the app was working completely fine as the number next to the fan icon was changing also, it's not that hard to turn on after you know what each button does
It’s overpriced shite and has sat in my bedroom without being switched on for weeks. I will be selling it to recoup some of my losses. There are far better air purifiers out there.
@@ibaisaic haaaaa! Now that sounds like a plan! I think if you look at the purification, it’s not all that good either
@@ibaisaic wow... I didn't expect that from you
@@siguros It's really great in my opinion. It removed allergens and pet dander when I got my puppy. 9/10
Hi. I have one of these on order. For the main part I wish to use it in my bedroom. Is it necessary to keep my bedroom door shut for best efficiency or can I leave my door ajar as I would normally do without loss of efficiency. The door was kept open so I had a constant change of air in my bedroom. Thank you. Interesting video by the way.
When you plug it up for the first time and turn it on, I would let it run with the door closed for about 30 minutes. After that, you are good to go whether the door is opened or closed. I have the HP10 in my master bedroom and it works very well.
The fan speed changed on the device when adjusted it it, top left on the machine display.
Keep up the good work on here mate
I have an Xiaomi air purifier, it can be used via an app etc and it's worked flawlessly! Dyson products seem over priced.
okay i tried setting up my dyson and it did the exact same thing that yours did with the fan speed. i still don’t understand why it did that lol
Great video Roger , nice to see its working . The formaldehyde comes from mdf product in home gassing off. It’s banned in all government buildings yet they still use it in general public homes .
Would this cost way more to use than the central heating
I have one of these and it is brilliant
You could have bought this one for half price as I’m selling it soon.
@@ibaisaic I've had it 3 months aha but thanks anyways
Always love your videos Roger, alas 👎for Dyson, great informative video has always, but I’m not sold on them.... was glad to watch this has someone was asking me about them, & I do wonder if just an air purifier only would be better money spent? However keep the videos coming.....
It was a waste of money. I should have returned the faulty one and got a refund.
Is it really that noisy? I don’t think I could have that in my room… my air con makes less noise….
I think the point is that the dyson purifies the air where as air cons do not.
@@Deb.-. my air con has filters and coolant cycling through it. It’s still less loud. For something that just filters the air it seems very noisy. And very clunky noises when he selects different things.
I use airfree purifiers they are silent. So overall the point is. If he’s using it in his bedroom you don’t want something that sounds like a clunky wind tunnel …
@@zenhypnotic Oh yes you are right, I was thinking that mine doesnt purify the air in the room but as I have ducted air con, it does in fact filter it before it comes into the house. But isnt a purifier in the room designer to remove toxins in the room?
On your remote press night mode then it will become quiet as usual. It’s for sleeping
Is it just me here or should he have read the instructions ?
As it was on auto you can’t change the fan speed yourself
It would be nice if they actually supplied printed instructions. I turned auto off and it was still pissing about which is why I am getting rid of this inefficient device, buying a £20 fan heater and a purifier that actually purifies the air.
@@ibaisaic now see I didn’t realise that they didn’t do that.
Gone are the days of good old manual’s :-(
@@slayersdeath I “won’t done blame the product”, whatever that means. At least I know grammar and spelling ducky. I’m selling this POS and buying something that actually filters the air.
Hello. Is the use of the app absolutely necessary? I would prefer to just buy it and use it off the bat, without playing about with my Samsung phone.
Is it really that noisy? I don’t think I could sleep with that, my air con is quieter..
On the remotes you could press night mode if your sleeping
I could do with something like that as I live on a busy road.
There are better purifiers out there. I believe Blueair models come highly recommended.
@@ibaisaic Thank you.
well if that was mine ti would be out the bedroom window by now ..
Friend the speed won’t change unless you raise the temp higher than the room on heat mode the right side plus and minus with red dot . Hit the blue button to cool and then hit the plus and minus on the left of the remote that has a fan symbol on it .the ocilating you chose one and wait I use 45
This was so so so hard to watch your honestly doing it all completely wrong. I wish I was there to explain. Ugh 😑
I wish Dyson would provide written instruction books.
Hello Roger, please don’t think I was having a go or anything. I love your videos and watch you all the time. Honestly I think your brilliant. This video was just a bit hard to watch, sorry if I offended or upset you, that wasn’t my intension.
Oh do they no supply instructions? I can’t remember how I learn to use mind.
All the best, take care and keep making us the good content that we expect from you ;) x
can you explain it to me, please? i was and still am confused to why the fan speed wasn’t working after i set the temperature to 1
Roger, your doing it wrong 😑. There is nothing wrong with it at all. It wasn’t working because you had it on heating, then you lowered it to 1 degrees. That’s why it wouldn’t increase to 10. It was all working perfectly.
so then how would you change it back so the fan speed can go up again?
@@JovanteHerculesraise the temperature it’s like every other heater with automatic shut off when the room is the right temperature
Hi!
I'm glad I watched this video because I now know I will definitely not be buying one. Way too complicated
Nice product but very noisy
You should’ve bought a Shark purifier shouldn’t you 😅
No, I sold this and bought a Hoover one for under £100.
@@ibaisaic We've got a Levoit one and it seems great
:)
One of the worst reviews! You ffed up the whole thing
The worst thing was I was stupid enough to buy it in the first place. Fortunately I managed to sell it for more than it cost me and replaced it with something far more effective.