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| White Knight | CL3A | After 7 yrs of constant use, I would say this my be cheap but it never lets you down. My mother has had two hotpoint dryers to my one and that says some thing. |  | Anon | 09/11/2009 18:26:31 |
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| Whirlpool | 3RLEQ8033 | Built like a tank, manages full load from a Dyson CR01, had one about 4 years - never any trouble. Must be hard wired but dries V fast. | | Alan | 09/11/2009 18:22:48 |
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| CREDA | TVR2 | Bought one 20 months ago - no problems whatsoever except the door latch broke yesterday. #3.60 to replace part, can`t really complain about that. | | DoobyDuck | 28/01/2009 15:43:02 |
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| HOTPOINT | CTD80P | The Best Moe Foe of a contraption I have ever bought! Got a great price and loads of warranty and sexual favours from the Mrs as she is less tired and as a labour saving device you cant go wrong! Thank you Hotpoint as I now too have a hot point! Men Buy your lady this! Mr Hot Point | | Mr Hot Point | 03/12/2008 08:16:36 |
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| White Knight | CL3A | After seeing the other reviews I had to send mine, as a long time user of this dryer whose design has not changed for well over 15 years. It`s one of the best buy`s I have ever made, excellent performance and reliable. Mine is 15 years old and works as good as new. My daughter bought one 9 years ago and it just as good as ours. Its straight forward to use and there is very little to go wrong with it, just keep the fluff filter clear, 2 minute job and that`s all the maintenance you need to do. I wish all domestic appliances were half as good. | | E | 24/10/2008 16:34:20 |
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| White Knight | 447WV | I THINK THEY ARE AN EXCELLENT DRYER.MINE ONLY HAD A DEAD MOTOR CAPACITOR BUT I REPLACED IT AND IT NOW WORKS FINE AGAIN. THIS PARTICULAR DRYER WILL NOT START OR KEEP TURNING WITHOUT THE CAPACITOR WHICH GIVES THE MOTOR A BOOST OF POWER TO GET IT GOING. A CAPACITOR IS ONLY CHEAP AS WELL SO IT IS AN EASY FIX. | | ANDY | 16/08/2008 12:33:14 |
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| Whirlpool | AWZ7913 | I have owned this dryer for just over a month and it is great. I used to own a whirlpool dryer before and it lasted the best part of 10 years without a single hiccup. This dryer is great because you can put it anywhere there is a plug socket and there is no need to put the pipe out the window because all the water collects in a tank that you can pull out and empty down the sink. | | santa donald | 19/02/2008 17:53:42 |
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| Zanussi | ZDB5377W | This is the best tumble dryer I have every used. Simple instructions, easy to follow programmes, efficient and very quiet. Well worth the money. | | Mrs Beaumont, Edenbridge, Kent. | 11/12/2007 13:22:05 |
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| HOTPOINT | CTD85A | This is the best tumble dryer at there. Has billiant kcd display showing how much time there is left. Set and forget which is the only dryer out there that I know that has one. | | Anon | 13/11/2007 16:55:12 |
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| WHITE KNIGHT | 44AW | Door locking system doesn`t seem to be a proper engineering job - there is no catch release button you just have to yank it open against the catch - most peculiar | | Anon | 14/07/2007 08:45:07 |
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| AEG | T37400 | Super. The drum is big and has easy access. At first I wimped out and only used the timer (after all, it was all I`d ever been used to) and got good results. Then I tried the sensor-drying. Great results. I can put laundry in straight from the washing machine, or even nearly-dry from the line - and the sensor is still spot-on. I`m very pleased with it. | | Virginia | 22/09/2006 11:42:40 |
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| HOTPOINT | CTD00 | I bought this dryer from Ebay, it was sold as faulty as it was claimed that it tripped the main house fuse when it was plugged in, and like a lot of this model, it failed when it was 16 months old. I got it home and plugged it in, and it worked for a few days, then it did what most of this model does, it tripped the main house fuse. Did a bit of investigating and found out that the mains supressor is the cause of the problem, i was told by an repair engineer that the supressor gets electricity even when the unit is not running, and he advised me to prolong the life of the supressor, the dryer needs to be switched off at the plug when not in use. |  | Dale | 24/10/2008 16:34:02 |
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| White Knight | 447WV | I bought one about 7 years ago. I try only to use it when I can`t dry outside, It worked fine for about 6 years but then first one element went - the high setting, then the other about 6 months ago. It still turns round, but there`s no heat. It is now a nuisance, but yes, I would buy another at the right price | | Environmentalist | 19/11/2007 13:36:40 |
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| ZANUSSI | TC180W | Good for putting in awkward spaces due to it`s slim design. Big enough for pesnsioners needs. No leaks after 3 years use. Good value for money. | | SADIE | 15/08/2007 11:04:32 |
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| CREDA | TVR2 | Bad drum bearing design. Lasted 18months and packed in. Basically a pile of rubbish. Buy another model. NOT this one. | | Hotchickenlegs | 05/08/2007 08:20:45 |
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| Zanussi | TC7103S | I have had a zanussi tc 7103 s for 3 years and it has just broke down think its the motor. |  | martin | 22/07/2009 18:10:38 |
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| White Knight | 447WV | Had the dryer for 4 years. Last week the drum stopped turning. Ive opened up the back and the belt is fine but the motor capacitor or whatever seems to have failed.
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| HOTPOINT | CTD00 | Very noisey dryer Heater element lasted only 16 months | | wasnoc | 21/02/2006 12:38:36 |
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| INDESIT | IS70C | THE DOOR CAN"T BE REVERSED DUE TO THE HOLES FOR THE REVERSAL OF THE DOOR HINGES NOT MATCHING THOSE IN THE BODY WORK/FRAME | | A | 26/02/2005 11:19:29 |
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| CREDA | TCR2 | At least we have had this for nearly 20 months !!! Just going to take the back off. Blowing cold air !!! Roll on the summer........washing line technology seems to be the best value for money. Thanks for all the hints & tips for a DIY fix. |  | Martin & | 17/02/2009 08:55:15 |
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| HOTPOINT | CTD00 | Mine is just over a year old and is also blowing the main house fuse when turned on. This is obviously an inherant problem with this model. Hotpoint, i hope you are reading this, but just for good measure you are going to get an agry phone call as well! | | superkopfan | 02/10/2008 08:10:15 |
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| Creda | TCR2 | I have had this dryer for 14 months. Had an engineer out for the door catch after 2 months, only had to wait less than a week... He didn`t fix it, now use a door wedge to ensure door stays shut. It started to blow cold air only about a week ago, but removed the outer case at the back with all the screws around it. This holds the heating element and the two thermostats over it. The thermostats look like flat 5p coins on one side with all the wiring on the other side. I cleaned these thermostats and used a pin to press into the one thermostat that has a small hole in the middle to reset it on the side with all the wiring. It now works fine, but I`m ordering a thermostat kit to have for the next time. I take it you get what you pay for. | | Peewig Plumpton | 04/02/2008 10:02:19 |
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| HOTPOINT | CTD85A | Ours packed up after 18 months, was a good dryer up to that point. Electrical display gone all weird, it`s too clever for it`s own good. | | I hate Hotpoint | 11/12/2007 13:21:35 |
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| HOTPOINT | CTD00P | Not a good product. I have owned for one year, it has had three breakdowns in that time. Also echo that it is very noisy and not that effective either! | | Nina | 02/11/2007 10:38:36 |
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| HOTPOINT | CTD00 | Theres a coincidence, ours has just packed up (throws the fuse when switched on) after just 16 months, wish I could get a Zanussi like our first dryer, that lasted 20 years! | | feduphotpointbuyer | 19/10/2007 13:13:07 |
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| Creda | TCR2 | We have owned a Creda TCR2 for two years. It is very noisy and the heater element has been replaced twice. The tumbler has just started to blow the circuit breaker every time we use it. I am told this could be the heater again. | | stuw | 29/05/2007 08:10:54 |
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| Creda | TCR2 | Like the lady above, my dryer started acting up only a few months after I bought it. At the moment I am waiting on the engineer coming out again - the 5th time since I bought it last September (luckily because of all the probs I have had with it I took an extended warranty which is a thing I never do)As I live on an island off the west coast of Scotland it`s not easy to get it looked at. Every time he has been to me it has been a problem with the condenser - it`s very sensitive?! having never had a condenser dryer before I thought it was my own fault if I wasn`t using it properly but, given that he was at it only 10 days before it went again, I am now questioning the reliability of Creda as had the condenser been looking dodgy the Engineer would have clocked it at the time. I scrupulously clean it more often than the recommended to try and keep it clear but at the moment it is, once again, blowing out cold air. With two of us and two kids, the reason you buy a dryer is because you need it, and this machine is simply not dependable. When it works it`s fine but when it`s not it`s dreadful. | | julieg | 28/10/2006 09:44:30 |
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| HOTPOINT | VTD65A | I`ve had the VTD65 version of this dryer for just over 2 years. There has been a terrible knocking sound from the drum rubbing against something for a while. My husband opened it up to take a look and a cloud of black, carbon-like substance fell out and stained the carpet. It`s almost impossible to clean off. I can`t begin to tell you how much I hate it just now. | | Anon | 03/05/2006 08:44:49 |
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| ZANUSSI | TCE7276W | Hi, My Daughter has used this dryer with great satisfaction for some time. Recently she emigrated and left it with me unfortunately without the instructions. If anyone has these I would be vey grateful and happy to puchase them. Tony. tony@wellvale.wanadoo.co.uk | | Tony | 07/08/2009 17:32:18 |
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| CREDA | T622CW Condenser Tumble Dryer | I`ve had this product for 8 years and only one cheap repair required. I would be lost without it! | | Anon | 11/02/2009 06:45:31 |
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| CRUSADER | CT61C | Ours has worked brilliantly for 8 years or so, just broken down parts easy to source, #7 for new thermostats, here`s to another 8 years. | | Andrew | 27/01/2009 07:45:07 |
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| PROLINE | TDC6A | Excellent. It has never let me down. As long as you empty the water from the condenser when it`s full I doubt you will have any problems with this product | | susie | 27/01/2009 07:44:59 |
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| CREDA | T520VW | I have the creda simplicity T520VW tumble dryer,I have had this machine for a number of years now and I wouldn`t swap it for any other,it as never let me down. I would recommend this product to anyone. Mrs.O`Flaherty Sheffield | | Mrs. OFlaherty | 11/12/2008 09:44:59 |
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| Servis | M2007W | Excellent machine Had a Bosch intergrated condensor machine which I hated who when that broke down and was on it`s last legs I had a `man` come out and put a hole in the wall and bought a vented machine. Dries everything perfect is is less heavy on the electricity than the consensor machine | | John - Newcastle Upon Tyne | 27/11/2008 09:03:52 |
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| HOOVER | TV640 | Had ours for about 8 years. Still working - outlived the washing machine we stacked it over. Good buy. | | A. Burgess | 24/10/2008 16:34:07 |
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| ZANUSSI | TC481W | Had his dryer for 9 years and never had a problem | | Anon | 18/03/2008 09:09:00 |
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| CREDA | T522VW | I would recommend this dryer to anyone. Great value and great performance too. Very nice design and I like the front and rear options for the outlet hose. Drying times are so quick and the load capacity is rather large @ 11lbs. It is just a plain simple dryer and easy to use with not much to go wrong. I notice that parts are so easy to get too but I have had no probleams with my dryer at all and I will now give it 5 stars.
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| CREDA | T620CW | Had this tumble dryer for five years used daily having four kids until recently it stopped working. Read a few sites suggesting the thermostat had gone so i bought a kit including two thermostats for £8.00 off ebay and replaced them myself works fine again no problems. I think with anything it`s just luck! | | HAYMASTER | 20/01/2008 17:38:01 |
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| WHIRLPOOL | LGR5437 | This is a marvellous beast. Dries prodigious quantities of laundry in very little time (about 20-40 minutes covers everything). It must be installed properly by a CORGI registered fitter and it will require a metal (preferably steel) flue - hint: single bore 100mm diameter boiler flues are ideal for this - also easier to obtain than custom ducting as well as more attractive. Externally a grille and terminal are required to stop birds nesting in the flue but once it is installed it is an absolute joy to use. A nice BIG door, nicely located controls and very simple technically. We have had no problems in 4 years of 3 times weekly use on average. Expensive initially but so very, very capable | | Richard Irving | 26/10/2007 15:10:02 |
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| PROLINE | TDV60 | This little hockleschmeker did the hundred yard dash in under 4 parsecs ! Gotta be worth buying. All it deep fries too! | | Moistworm | 13/09/2007 10:25:33 |
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| CREDA | T620CW | had this tumble dryer for about 5 years and use it a lot. Never had any problems with it at all, fantastic! | | Anon | 04/09/2007 17:46:16 |
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| Bosch | WTE86304GB | Just taken delivery through pixmania.com. Excellent price and service from this company. Simple plug in and use. Programmes will take a little time to get used to as this tumble dryer thinks for itself to some extent, preventing over drying. Don`t be put off when the dryer suggests the initial drying time as the sensor only dries as long as is necessary for the size and type of load. Been choosing the `cupboard dry` option so far and the result has been clothes need no or minimal ironing. Some have still been slightly damp, with a little further drying required. Choosing the `very dry` or `extra dry` options would probably eliminate this. Very pleased with results so far. Water reservoir and fluff filter simple to empty and clean. Product had been recommended by sales assistant in major high Electrical Store. Very pleased with my choice of tumble dryer. | | Anon | 11/08/2007 08:01:55 |
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| HOTPOINT | T630CW | Have had one of these four 4 years and it has performed faultlessly in that time. | | Steve | 11/06/2007 09:29:29 |
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| HOTPOINT | CTD40G | I love it so much I cant stop kissing it | | Anon | 30/01/2007 17:21:37 |
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| WHIRLPOOL | AWZ220 | I`ve had one of these tumble dryers for 6 years and so far haven`t replaced any parts and it is still going strong. My mum has had hers for about 2 years longer than I have and she has not had any problems either (which is why my dad bought me one!). I clean out the fluff filter after every load and today is the first time that the filter light has ever come on, so I will clean out the main filter and I expect it will run on for a good few years yet.. | | Miss A Kirby | 08/01/2007 15:32:13 |
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| Kenwood | KCD1W | I have had my Kenwood KCD1W tumble dryer for a few weeks now. I live in a flat, hence the need for a condensor dryer. So far I can count the number of times i have used it on one hand, but so far, everything is great. Like most tumble dryers it is quite noisy, but once the door is shut in the room, you`d barley notice it was on. I purchased my tumble dryer form Curry`s, and the assistant informed me i may need to empty the condensor bottle almost every cycle, but so far i have manged to get 3 runs out of the machine before emptying, and even then, the bottle was only 3/4 full - and i have been drying towells on a few runs which have a tendancy to hold more water than most other items. The condensor unit needs to be cleaned out every 2 or 3 months which isn`t exactly a chore, and the air filter can last a good few runs before needing clearing. The machine itself looks great, but doesn`t come with any adjustable feet that i have noticed. The timer function and buttons are clear and work fine, and the door has a nice tight quality feel to it when you close and open it. That`s about all i can say so far, so i hope this is of help, and in conclusion, i would definatly recommend this dryer based on its current performance. I would give this machine 9/10. | | DaveC | 27/11/2006 10:24:51 |
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| White Knight | Cl43 | Never let me down | | John | 03/05/2006 08:42:39 |
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| White Knight | CL382 | brilliant little dryer | | Spanky Dan | 14/01/2005 09:34:34 |
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| PROLINE | TDC6A | Extremely well built, all metal and super quiet. Had for 3 years now with no problems. Extremely reliable with great results - economical too with a class "C" rating. Highly recommended | | Sion Leeds | 05/11/2004 10:33:15 |
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| ZANUSSI | TCE7276W | Replaced Hoover top of the range condenser dryer with this Zanussi model. This machine is 100% better, less humidity, more varients and better made. | | Gavin Rathbone | 18/11/2003 13:27:31 |
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| PROLINE | TDC6A | Excellent. Quieter and drys in less time than our previous Zannussi. Good sized drum. Easy to use door catch, filter etc. Great value. Highly recommended. | | C Hornshaw | 31/03/2003 10:20:42 |
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| BOSCH | WTA3204GB | This product smacks of quality. It is quiet, relatively small and flexible in that you can attach the ventilation hose from the left, right, or (traditional) back.
Filter cleaning takes less than 10 seconds and the dryer has an amazing ability to inject some 'fluffiness' into everything it dries.
We couldn't be happier with the product. (Bought for £276.00 from Northern Electric website, a month ago.) | | Mark from Newbury | 09/12/2002 21:55:36 |
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| MIELE | T659C | After years of Siemens/Bosch dryers, I was persuaded to buy this. It is the Rolls Royce of dryers, nothing else can touch it, and it is hard to believe its delicacy and its toughness. | | Maggy van
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| WHIRLPOOL | AWZ650 | excellent value and great dryer | | mothers help | 17/10/2002 00:19:38 |
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| CRUSADER | CT50V | Just Pure Exellent Bought second hand and still an exellent machine and quick too!! | | Mark in Hampshire UK | 06/09/2002 19:13:14 |
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| White Knight | WHK767C | I have had this dryer for 7 years and it`s only just given up the ghost. The element seems to be gone so it`s time for a new one. However, I would highly recommend it as it`s served us well for a long time! | | MW Surrey | 22/07/2009 18:13:47 |
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| CREDA | T322VW | A great compact tumble dryer. Will go and go. Fits into small space. Need vent hose near window or in my case the cat flap! Easy to clean filter, good price. Okay for small family. | | star | 04/05/2009 14:46:13 |
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| White Knight | 767 | Had white knight model number cl767 condenser dryer for six and a half years just had first problem every and on inspection noticed it is only the belt that makes drum go round found it quite easy to fix am going great again now | | mitch | 09/01/2009 07:50:07 |
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| White Knight | WHK847 | I`ve had this dryer for 4 years and it`s great. Good value and turns itself off! The A rated aspect takes all night so I rarely use that. But for busy non-domesticated households the sensor dry feature works a treat. Recommended! | | Cinderella | 11/12/2008 09:45:09 |
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| BOSCH | WTA2000 | Had this dryer for nearly 9 years. Faults so far: Door hinge broken. Now the back bearing housing has broken free from its rivetts. Terminal fault! Not bad though for 9 years of regular service. | | Hung out to | 28/11/2008 15:34:03 |
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| CRUSADER | CT61C | Fantastic piece of kit, mine has been workng for 6 years without a hitch. | | dry as a bone | 07/11/2008 14:26:16 |
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| INDESIT | G74C | Had mine for about 5/6 years, themo has gone once, easily mended with the part costing less then #30 for 2, so i have a spare or the future. The belt has just gone, found one online for #13. No other problems with it. | | Beki | 26/09/2008 07:30:02 |
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| CREDA | S202GW | We recently bought this product for a elderly person who would have difficulty in moving it around as it has no wheels to the base and must be lifted into position, the spinner is quite heavy in weight. | | Anon | 18/07/2008 19:39:26 |
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| PROLINE | TDC7A | The drive belt has been shreaded. Have had the dryer for 2.5 yrs | | alan | 20/06/2007 08:15:48 |
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| Kenwood | KCD1W | Brought this machine over a year ago use it a lot. It broke down the other day called someone to come and mend it. Told them the make they just laughed and said Kenwood don`t make tumble dryers. Phoned someone else who told me it was currys cheap brand White Knight rebadged as a Kenwood. | | Rebadged machine | 01/05/2007 08:32:33 |
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| PROLINE | TDC6A | Had mine for over 6 years now. Used daily for two full loads of drying (five young children). Changed rear bearings after 18 months, and 2 sets of temperature thermostats. Still going strong. £30 in parts in 6yrs, thats excellent value for money considering I bought it for £195 back in 1999. This is the Proline equivelant of the Creda T65W series. | | Harrased Hubby | 06/04/2007 13:14:59 |
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| BOSCH | WTA2000 | we have had this product for 9 years.it is great. heating element just broken now- that is how i came across this site. dries a full load happily in 80-100 mins. been very reliable and if i can not replace heating element will buy another bosch equivalent.. | | dandan the dryer man | 17/08/2006 21:01:04 |
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| CREDA | T522VW | very efficient and reliable product. I would recommend it to anyone. Had mine for several years abd it gets used almost daily in winter and even the dog bedding comes out dry and hair free. The filter catches every bit. Very good value for money | | debbie | 16/05/2006 10:01:44 |
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| White Knight | 767 | I have recently bought a White knight and so far it works absolutely fine. Not sure I agree with person who said that vented ones are better, as my mum has had nothing but problems with hers. So I just think its the luck of the draw. | | cornflower | 18/02/2006 09:40:18 |
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| HOOVER | TV630 | The machine has had an ongoing rotational squeak problem that has never been delt with by the Comet service dept. Apart from the squeak the machine is okay | | nodrog | 02/12/2004 13:40:21 |
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| CRUSADER | CT31V | this is a great little tumble dryer for the price. it is quick and relatively quiet. the only thing that lets it down is its category f efficiency rating. used occasionally, however, i would recommend it! | | hannah | 02/12/2004 13:38:33 |
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| INDESIT | G85C | Works nice | | October 2004 | 05/11/2004 10:32:18 |
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| WHIRLPOOL | AWZ650 | Good alround dryer easy to use filters at front for easy access. | | lurch london | 02/11/2003 16:03:30 |
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| HOOVER | TCE660 | I have owned a Hoover TCE660 for two years and have not suffered the same complaint as the other reviewers? It always dries the clothes bone dry. I usually use it at night using the timer function. Maybe my older model is different? | | Ciaran | 16/10/2003 09:15:09 |
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| CANDY | CIC60 | this is a good dryer but it is noisey. pleased with the performance but have to close the door that the dryer is in. | | E Smith | 07/05/2003 14:45:16 |
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| CREDA | TCR14 | Heating element gone
HOW DO I FIND ONE? | | Molly Catalino | 24/02/2003 08:39:56 |
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| CREDA | T622CW | Like the no iron feature but caution this version does not auto switch off when dry, like some might have expected (self included), just times out like all tumble dryers do. | | Brian | 16/11/2002 12:34:49 |
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| WHIRLPOOL | AWZ220 | owned one for 7 years heating element just gone.Probably will buy a new one | | Anon | 14/10/2009 11:11:04 |
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| BOSCH | WTA3204GB | I bought this item 5 years ago and the fuse has just blown. | | Alison | 25/03/2009 15:41:10 |
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| BOSCH | WTL6103GB | Very heavy on power and takes approx 2 hrs to dry. Not economical at all | | R Bray | 07/09/2008 10:01:44 |
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| PROLINE | TDV60 | Okay socks and tumble drier sheets tend to get sucked to front covering the filter and then getting covered in fluff (socks) or not doing their job (sheets) | | Anon | 19/11/2007 13:37:40 |
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| WHIRLPOOL | AWZ7814 | after 8 months it started making strange noise which is very loud | | Anon | 27/09/2007 14:16:19 |
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| WHIRLPOOL | AWZ7814 | after 8 months it started making strange noise which is very loud | | Anon | 27/09/2007 13:04:52 |
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| PROLINE | TDC7A | Nice large drum but drying time lengthy (or is this same for other condenser dryers?) | | Sally | 30/06/2007 07:06:33 |
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| ZANUSSI | TC7102S | Does the job perfectly, but heats the room up too much. | | Mikerr | 01/12/2006 15:02:02 |
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| HOOVER | TV630 | lasted 1yr 11m 3w 6 days. my old dryer is still going at 15 yrs old. | | Anon | 03/01/2005 11:03:23 |
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| BOSCH | WTL6003 | Good drying. Noisy - as are others. Convenient not to have to empty water. Stacking kit is not that neat (WTZ 1160). Door is very large - so large that the washing falls out when you open it. Quite expensive compared to others, but bought it to go with great Bosch Washing machine.
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| HOTPOINT | TDL10P | If it was not for the design floor, this would be a great dryer. I have had my Hotpoint TDL1OP for three years now, it is a good dryer but it also has one big problem, no matter how well you keep the fluff filter clean, the machine will still get fluff jamed in all the workings, to the point that you can smell burning due to the fluff getting around the heating elements, it also gets stuck around the drum, and in the end you have to call someone out to sort it. I am so glad that I took out an extended warrantee on this machine. All I can say is if you are thinking of getting one then for your own sake take out an extended warrantee, or it could cost you a lot of money in the end. | | Jackie Ager | 08/06/2004 07:53:42 |
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| CREDA | TCR14 | Have only used this about 15 times and the heating element has gone already. | | Dee | 13/01/2004 13:11:34 |
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| HOTPOINT | T630CW | Purchased 3/12/02 broke down 11/2/03 thermostat kit fitted broke down again 1/10/03 same problem thermostat kit fitted not very happy so far wonder if anyone else has had same problems otherwise machine does good job. | | dissatisfied dewsbury | 03/10/2003 07:33:39 |
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| CRUSADER | CT61C | I`ve owned one for 8 years and only ever had one problem with a thermostat that was easily repaired. However, It is now turning it`s self off before it`s finished and my local repair company say they can not get the parts and are not interested in repairing it - which is a real pain as it should just be an easy repair that gives the dryer a few more years of good use. As per the previous review parts do repair to be something of a problem!! | | Jon Winn | 07/02/2009 09:23:17 |
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| Indesit | ISL70C | NO PROBLEM DRYING CLOTHES DOOR LOCK COULD BE BETTER AND TOUGHER BROKE WITHIN FIRST 6 MONTHS | | Anon | 18/03/2008 09:09:21 |
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| HOOVER | TV630 | Mine died this evening after 6 years. Wish I`d realised earlier that the dreadful grating squeak was a common fault - thought it was my negligence. An optimistice note - whatever I replace it with won`t be any worse! | | Katharine | 20/12/2007 13:05:06 |
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| HOTPOINT | TDC32P | I bought this machine 3 years ago when we moved and I could no longer use my much-loved vented model. Very poor design, vents clog with dust, dog hair and fluff and are impossible to clean properly. Frequent musty smell. No problems with thermostat, but poor performance compared to previous vented model and makes a horrible screeching noise. Last Hotpoint machine I buy! | | No longer a Hotpoint fan | 30/10/2007 08:17:18 |
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| HOOVER | HNC175 | Had this dryer for just over a year,and it seems to be going wrong already. It makes a really loud squeeking noise which is really annoying. Also doesn`t seem to dry clothes aswell as it used to, I have to put it on for twice as long to dry clothes. I would`nt but another Hoover product!!! | | Anon | 10/10/2007 12:00:11 |
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| HOTPOINT | TDC32P | Likewise I have had identical problems and yet again my machine is not drying! | | Despondent | 13/09/2007 10:27:17 |
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| CREDA | T620CW | Worked fine for about 2 years then the element blew with the thermostats after replacing them am now constantly replacing the thermostats ,not ideal was great up until the element blew now giving nothing but problems. | | Eddie | 31/07/2007 08:01:57 |
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| Hoover | HSC170 | Just over a year, warranty has run out, developed a nasty squeak on top of the annoying load noise it has made from the start under normal operation. (when it kicks in sounds like an aircraft taking off!)gets the clothes dry so probably more suited to an out building so you can not hear it, Had my own repair man in to fix the squeak but he gave up due to lack of accessability to the parts inside. so still squeaks and selling to get a Zanussi to give that a try! Oh, on searching the internet not a lot back on this product so probably stopped making this model. | | Mrs | 16/02/2007 18:07:33 |
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| WHIRLPOOL | AWZ220 | machine is 3.5 years old and the drum has rotted thro rendering it useless. | | Mr G Dickson | 29/07/2006 21:43:05 |
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| HOOVER | TV630 | Waste of money not to be recommended, Rear bearings made of plastic causing squeeking which eventually gets much worse as bearing wears away. had to replace bearings when only 12mths old now worn out again.
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| HOOVER | PPV160 | Poor door catch easy to break Faulty belt tensioner | | Anon | 05/06/2006 12:05:21 |
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