What Hotpoint tumble dryers are being recalled?
The full list of affected models
- ADE70C(FR)
- ADE70CX(FR)
- ADE790CXFR.
- ALE600VX(FR)
- ALE60V(FR)
- ALE60VX(FR)
- ALE700CXFR.
- ALE70C(FR)
How long should a condenser dryer last?
How old is your tumble dryer? A tumble dryer should last for around ten years. Updating your tumble dryer every ten years means you can benefit from new technology and more efficient heating methods which may reduce energy use and save you money on your bills.
Why has my condenser dryer stopped working?
The most common reason for this is because the condenser has become blocked, much like your filter. Getting rid of this blockage is often the simplest and easiest way of getting your tumble dryer condenser to work properly again.
Which Hotpoint models are being recalled?
FULL LIST: Whirlpool recall a number of Hotpoint and Indesit washing machines
- FML 742P UK Hotpoint.
- WMAOD 743G UK Hotpoint.
- WMAOD 743P UK Hotpoint.
- WMAQB 641P UK Hotpoint.
- WMAQB 721P UK Hotpoint.
- WMAQB 721P UK. M Hotpoint.
- WMAQB 741G UK Hotpoint.
- WMAQB 741P UK Hotpoint.
How do I find out if my tumble dryer has been recalled?
Potentially faulty machines are sold under the brand names of Creda, Hotpoint, Indesit, Proline and Swan. Whirlpool has released a full list of affected models on its website. Consumers can check the model number of their machine on the tag found either on the back of the dryer door or in the recess of the dryer door.
Are condenser dryers more expensive to run?
Drying your clothes in a tumble dryer can be expensive as they consume large amounts of energy. Condenser dryers are slightly more expensive to run that vented dryers; have a look at the table, the exact numbers depend on your machines exact energy consumption and the size of load.
What is wrong with a dryer that won’t turn on?
Common dryer issues include a faulty door switch or start switch and control problems such as a broken dryer timer or faulty electronic control board: If the drum light doesn’t turn off, a failed door switch is the likely reason the dryer won’t start. A blown thermal fuse often prevents an electric dryer from starting.
Why does my Hotpoint tumble dryer take so long to dry?
If you find that your Hotpoint Condenser dryer is taking a long time to dry then this could be due to a build up of fluff in the condenser. We recommend that in order to keep your machine working efficiently, you regularly clean the filter and condenser.