Almost broke! (Airstream 5000) Anda Series 5000 at Jarrolds (♿️ Level 2), London Street, Norwich

Here we have the first ever variant of the Airsteam, which appears to have reliability worse than the PHS Airstreams. This dryer decided it was going to almost break whilst I was filming it, as it cut off whilst I was filming it. After I stopped filming, I got it to run for under a second, which was just enough time to decibel test. This was absolutely useless without the sensor issues anyway, since the heater was dead in this. In all the time I have been filming hand dryers, this was the only the second time someone didn’t like the fact I was using an accessible toilet. An old woman attempted to open the door whist I was filming, and after I exited this toilet, she stared at me as if to say “You aren’t disabled, how dare you use this toilet!”. She didn’t say anything to me, nor did she thank me for holding the door, however if she did decide to confront me, I would’ve told her that she wasn’t disabled either as there wasn’t a not every disability is visible sign on this door, otherwise I would’ve pointed to that. The standard gents toilets on this floor were refurbished a few years ago and have AIKE hands-ins. The ladies on this floor has a vastly different exterior design, so I wonder if they have any different dryers. I’m sure you know that there are HU02s in the basement toilets since I’ve filmed them before. A RADAR key is required to access this toilet, and the lock was very old. The lock physically wouldn’t lift, so they added a standard lock above it. Model Numbers Anda: 150008132-069 Airstream: Unknown Serial Number: 2728-007 B Build Date: Unknown Decibels (peak): 88.0 Recorded 25.02.23 If you enjoy the content I make, please consider subscribing - it would help the channel a lot! The decibel readings are not scientific or 100% accurate, they're simply to give you an idea of how loud the dryer is whilst using it.