On April 19, 2024, I took my Dyson V10 vacuum cleaner to the service center in Ankara Kentpark, reporting its inability to absorb dust. I stressed the urgency of the matter, explaining I had no alternative vacuum at home. Additionally, I sought guidance on the out-of-warranty repair process and associated costs, given my purchase in 2020 (with a 2-year warranty). However, the real ordeal began thereafter.
Two days later, I was informed of a defective battery, along with the need for replacement of the filter and body, priced at 4,700 TL. Despite my insistence that only a suction issue existed, irrelevant responses ensued, including claims of a remarkably low price for the battery alone, at 3,000 TL. Nonetheless, hoping for a renewed machine, I consented and paid via the provided link on April 24, 2024.
A call from Dyson on April 26, 2024, went unanswered due to a prior engagement. Upon return, I visited the service center, expecting the repair completion, only to be told the process hadn't commenced due to non-payment. Perplexed, I reiterated my payment, yet was informed it would take three days for the repair initiation. Little did I know, the ensuing events would surpass this confusion.
Post-payment, I was promised repair status updates, but only received an email on April 27, 2024, indicating completion and successful testing. Desperate for my vacuum, I visited the service center, only to be informed it had been dispatched without my request, rendering it undeliverable.
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