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This anti-consumer and anti-repair pattern can be observed across multiple models and product iterations, and appears to be fully intentional.
This anti-consumer and anti-repair pattern can be observed across multiple models and product iterations, and appears to be fully intentional.


Open source software has been written to un-brick the battery pack by overwriting the configuration bits for some models using a 3.3V Raspberry Pi board<ref>https://github.com/kumdzio/PIC16LF1847arduino-programmer/tree/main/Dyson_original_firmware_unlocker_with_eeprom_check</ref>.  
Open source software has been written to un-brick the battery pack by overwriting the configuration bits for some models using a 3.3V Arduino board<ref>https://github.com/kumdzio/PIC16LF1847arduino-programmer/tree/main/Dyson_original_firmware_unlocker_with_eeprom_check</ref>.  


== Harder to repair buttons ==
== Harder to repair buttons ==