Dyson Explains CameraJet Batch Issue and Temporary Stock Interruption
The company says affected products were isolated and production and shipping are running.
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Dyson said a manufacturing issue in one CameraJet jet-tube batch created potential water seepage and affected some early products. Its September 30 statement says isolating those products caused a temporary stock interruption.
The company said CameraJet technology launched globally on September 1 and that it was now in full production and shipping products. The statement gives no affected-unit count or model-level breakdown.
The notice describes a production and availability problem; it does not announce a general product recall.
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