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condenser dryer, economical and cheap, any deals out there?

POSTED BY: tovi 3 weeks, 2 days ago

My tumble drier has died, i have survived the summer months without it, but i think i really need to get a new one, obviously it needs to be a good deal!
Its gonna cost too much to get my old one repaired!

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03-11-2009, 13:00
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I've got one that I'd like to sell but there is a problem with it, it has no heat. I had that problem before with my old dryer and it cost me £25 to have a repairman out to fix it. I got bought a new one for my birthday by my parents so I'm just going to sell the other one as it is.
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04-11-2009, 19:53
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Hi
Had the same problem with my Hotpoint Condenser Dryer and it was so easy to fix theres a silver box at the back of the dryer and inside it has 2 Heater Cut outs they look like a circle with two prongs and you can pick them up for about £15.00 a pair so it maybe worth trying apparently they can blow if you open the dryer before it has cooled down. Hope this helps oh by the way there is a coloured spot on the to identify which model they are off
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