This is a collection of repair guide for all types of home gadget and electronics, ranging from simple fixes to complex issues. If you’re looking for a repair guide for your electronics, you’ll find the one you need here.
To clean your Dyson Airwrap Filter, you just need five minutes. In this guide, I’ll walk you through essential steps for cleaning the filter, attachments, whole body, and more, allowing you to keep your device in top-notch condition. Let’s move on… So, how to clean? Twist the filter cage counterclockwise to remove it. Wash it … Read more
A Dyson Airwrap can keep turning off if the power cord is not securely connected, the device overheats, the filter is heavily clogged, or there is a malfunction in the main board. If you notice that the device is overheated, the issue is specifically with the filter and internal circuit/motors. However, if the device isn’t … Read more
If your Dyson Airwrap is overheating, with the status indicator blinking red or not working at all, the most likely reasons are: A clogged filter. Excessive use. Build-up of hairspray or other hair care products on the filter or filter cage. Sometimes, even if the filter of your Airwrap is clean, blocking the air intake … Read more
If your Dyson Airwrap isn’t turning on, the most common reasons include a clogged filter, a faulty power cord, or a malfunctioning mainboard. Another major factor is overheating, which can cause the device to shut down automatically as a safety measure. This guide will walk you through the possible causes and step-by-step solutions to get … Read more
If your Dyson Airwrap is flashing a red light, the most common reasons include a clogged filter, restricted airflow, or an internal blockage. A dirty air vent or a tangled internal grate can also trigger this issue. However, if you’ve thoroughly cleaned the filter and air vents but the red light persists, there could be … Read more
If your Acer monitor isn’t turning on, or the screen is black but the blue indicator light is on, it means the power connection supply is faulty or the display input has an issue. Aside from this, problems with the monitor’s hardware or internal drivers may also be responsible. Look at this table: Reason for … Read more