The F2 error code on Dyson fans is simple to fix once you know what causes it. Interestingly, Dyson doesn’t seem to know what causes the error. I do. Here’s the reason for your Dyson fan showing the F2 error: The F2 error is comparably rare because it is related to internal friction inside the … Read more
Every few months, your Dyson air purifier will show an F code with three blinking lights next to it. The “F” code stands for “Filter” and signals you to replace your air purifier’s filter. Dyson recommends to do this every 6-12 months. Based on the time passed since you last replaced the filter (or since … Read more
Your electric heater displays an E1 error code and you don’t know what to do? Worst of all, it stopped heating altogether and you can’t get it to run anymore? Don’t worry. The E1 error is usually simple to fix. Hi, my name is Daniel, I am an electrical engineer, and in the past, I … Read more
Lasko ceramic heaters are very reliable. All the more surprising it is when your Lasko heater suddenly shuts off on its own. And after turning it back on, it doesn’t take long until it shuts off again. What is happening here? Luckily, the issue is, in most cases, very simple to fix. Why Lasko Ceramic … Read more
Owning a Dyson Pure+Cool or a Humidify+Cool fan has its fair share of perks, from enjoying a cool breeze to breathing cleaner air. But when the F3 error code comes up, your Dyson Fan suddenly stops despite all seeming well. If you’ve been scratching your head over this, you’re not alone: Nobody really knows what … Read more