Dyson DC40ALLERGY, DC39MULTIFLOOR, DC34 User Manual

No loss of suction. No awkward moves.

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“We look at every detail: how machines move,

how people use them, how to reduce raw

materials while staying strong. The priority

is always the same – improvement.”

JAMES DYSON

Inventor of cyclone vacuum technology

Over 35 years of invention

Ballbarrow

19 74

While renovating, James designs the Ballbarrow. A wheelbarrow with a load-spreading ball that stops it sinking into the mud.

Dual Cyclone™ technology

1993

Dual Cyclone™ technology and DC01, the first vacuu m with no loss of suction.

DC02

1995

Dyson cyclone technology is developed to fit the shape of a barrel vacuum. Within 14 months, it’s the UK’s best-selling barrel.

Radix Cyclone™ technology

2001

Dyson develops Radix Cyclone™ technology. Dust and dirt is now captured from the airflow using eight cyclones .

Ball™ technology

2005

No more wheels. DC15 rides on a ball to steer without the awkward moves of conventional vacuums.

Dyson Airblade™ hand dryer

2006

The Dyson Airblade™ hand dryer uses 640km/h sheets of air, scraping water from hands in just 10 seconds.

Radix Cyclone™ technology + intermediary cyclone

2008

Improved cyclone technology includes an intermediary cyclone, to capture even more microscopic dust than any other cyclone.

Dyson digital motor

2009

The Dyson digital motor is smaller than conventional motors, yet it spins up to 104,000rp m – five times fast er than a racing car engine.

DC31 Handheld

2009

The next generation of Dyson handhelds, powered by the Dyson digital mot or. It’s the most powerful handheld.

Air Multiplier™ technology

2009

The Dyson Air Multiplier™ fan with no blades. Air is amplified 15 times, giving an uninterrupted stream of smooth air.

Dyson Digital Slim™

Dyson Ball™ barrel vacuum

2010 2011

The Dyson Digital Slim™ vacuum cleaner has twice the suction of any other lightweight cordless vacuum cleaner - and it doesn’t lose suction.

Turns on the spot. The only barrel vacuum cleaner with a central steering mechanism - for greater cont rol.

The Dyson Airblade™hand dryer was awarded the Carbon Reduction Label from the Carbo n Trust and Planet Ark for the product ’s life cycle me asurement and communicatio n of total greenhouse gas emissions released, along with a commitment to further reduce these emissions in the next t wo years. The Aust ralian Inte rnational Design Award™ is the in d ependent symbol of product design excellence. It represents that this produc t has been assessed by an independent pane l of Australian and interna tional design experts who re commend that Standards Aus tralia endorse it as an example of desig n excellenc e. Australian International Design Awards. A divisio n of Standards Austr alia.

Other vacuum cleaners lose suction

Bagless vacuum cleaners lose suction.

Although they might look similar to one another, many other bagl ess vacuum cleaners have inefficient cyc lones. They captur e less dirt than others so rely on filt ers to trap it instead. Just like bag s, these disposable filters clog during use causing suction to drop.

Bagged vacuum cleaners can lose suction too.

James Dyson developed vacuum cyclone technology because bagged vacuum cleaners lose suction. When you use them, pores in the bag clog wi th dust causing suction to dro p.

Dyson cyclone technology doesn’t lose suction

With a Dyson vacuum cleaner there’s no loss of suction.

Dyson vac uum cleaners don’t have bags and don’t rely on filters. Dyson cyclone technology generates forces up to 100,000G to separate even microscopic particl es from the airflow. So there’s no loss of suction.

Captures more dirt than any other cyclone

Dyson has been continually refining cyclone technology since inventing it more than 20 years ago.

Radial Cyclone™ technology has been developed with remodelled airflows to maximise suction. Improved flow efficiency reduces turbulence and preserves air pressure, so more microscopic particles are extracted by the inner cyclones. These refinements help remove more dirt, dust, allergens and pet hair from the home.

Cyclone gaskets

The airtight seals within the cyclone assembly are made from materials designed to maintain high pressure differentials.

Self-inflating seal

Maintai ns pressure difference in cyclone chambers.

Inner cyclones

A symmetrical array of smaller cyclones generate centrifugal forces, extracting microscopic particles down to 0.5 microns in size, including mould spores and bacteria.

Shroud

The design means t he outer cyclone captures debris allowing refinement of the i nner cyclone to remove fine dust.

Vortex fingers

Guide air from inner cyclones, reducing turbulence and noise.

Sand Pollen Allergens Bacteria

Dust and fluff

Outer cyclone

Dirty air is spu n around a vertical axis, generating centrifugal forc es that fling larger debris and hai r from the airflow into the bin.

Hair and dirt

Choosing the right Dyson vacuum cleaner

Here’s a few things to consider when choosing a new Dyson vacuum cleaner:

Type of clean

• For the main clean, cho ose a barrel or upright vacuum that best suits

your house size

• For quick, in-between cleans, a handstick is ideal

• For spot cleans, choose a handheld

Type of floor

• Di fferent heads are designed fo r improved pick-up on different surfaces

• A turbine or motorised head provides high pick-up on carpets

• A ha r d floor tool improves pick-up on hard floors and tiles

Allergy sufferers

• All Dyson Uprights and Barrels are accepted by the National Asthma Council Australia

• Dyson HEPA machines capture more microscopic particles

• Dyson Allergy models have a mattress tool to remove dust mite faeces

Size of house

• A full size vacuum cleaner is best suited to family homes

• For villas or apartments, a medium size vacuum cleaner is ideal

• In small studio s or one bedroom flats, choose a compact vacuum cleaner

Pet hair removal

• Dyson turbine or motorhead models are best for homes with pets

• Dyson Animal models have an extra tool to remove pet hair from upholstery

• Consider the Groom tool accessory for mess-free grooming of your dog

Manoeuvrability

• Dyson Ball™ Barrels pivot on the spot and follow without the awkward moves

• Dyson Ball™ Uprights steer smoothly with the turn of the wrist, manoeuvring easily around furniture, obstacles and into difficult places

BARRELS

Large - for family homes

NEW

UPRIGHTS

Large - for family homes

Medium - for villas and apartments

Small - for studios and one bedroom flats

NEW

HANDHELDS

For spot cleans

HANDSTICKS

For in-between cleans

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No loss of suction. No awkward moves.

Radial Cyclone™ technology

Remodelled airflows maximise suction.

Ball™ technology

Turns on the spot. The only barrel vacuum cleaner with a central steering mechanism – for greater control.

Ball engineering

The ball houses many of the major vacuum cleaner components: motor, polycarbonate air ducts and cable. This lowers the centre of gravity, making the machine easy to control.

Integrated air duct

Airflow reaches the motor efficiently, with minimal loss of airspeed and energy.

Cable rewind system

Positioned for balanced weight distribution.

Centralised motor

Locat ed at the bottom of the ball to lower the centre of gravity.

Axle bearings

Bearings in the axle reduce friction, enabling the ball to rotate smoothly.

Vibration isolation mounts

Suspending the motor and motor housing transmits less motor noise and vibra tion.

Ball underside

The ball’s smooth surface means it doesn’t dig into carpet pile.