Dyson offers a range of products across various categories. One of the popular product categories for Dyson is vacuum cleaners. To cater to Dyson vacuum cleaner buyers, the company has announced the launch of 2-years accidental damage protection policy.
The Dyson accidental damage protection policy for vacuum cleaners covers damage caused during usage for up to two years, but there’s a catch. The policy doesn’t cover all kinds of damage. The company said that the plan excludes coverage for water damage. The Dyson accidental damage protection coverage is also limited to a maximum of 5 FOC parts per machine.
The company claims that Dyson machines are put through harsh testing conditions including drop tests, slap tests, knock-over tests, push-pull tests, and 500,000 cleaner head-neck swivel tests to ensure the longevity of the Dyson vacuum cleaners.
Now, if you are a new Dyson vacuum cleaner buyer, you will get access to the accidental damage protection policy. To activate the advantage for accidental damage protection, the owner must register their device.
The company says that the policy has been launched with the “objective to provide reassurance that Dyson can be used by anyone for worry-free cleaning.” By introducing this accidental damage protection policy, Dyson says that “it aims to provide owners with an added layer of comfort against damage while using Dyson vacuum cleaners at home.”
Commenting on the launch of the new policy, Ankit Jain, MD at Dyson India said, “At Dyson, our Engineers thrive on the challenge of creating new technology and making sure it passes the ultimate test working in real homes. We need to ensure that Dyson machines are built to last and are versatile enough to endure rough usage as well. As we continue to prioritise the experience of our owners, the Accidental Damage Policy will provide them with an additional layer of reassurance about the durability of the Dyson Vacuum Cleaners.”
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