bit of urgent help needed!!

[aegokocarat]

ok, my sister is giving me back my old creda energy save dryer as it apparently leaks water.
ive ruled out the bottle being too full and not fully pushed in,
she told me "i have to clean ALL the filter in between loads and leave it cool down for 30 mins befor i use it next"
can somone help me?
Tom

 

[aegokocarat]

anyone?

 

[aquarius8000]

Cool down put it on low heat! or give herthe manual-there might be something in there!

 

[aegokocarat]

i havent got the manual, is funny how wehn i had it it was fine and now in my sisters house its playing up

 

[aquarius8000]

Try e spares for a manual. now that is weird!

 

[ultimafan]

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[tomturbomatic]

It sounds like there is a lint buildup in either or both of the air systems. It probably needs to be opened up and vacuumed out with special attention paid to the fan that draws air across the condenser and the outside of the condenser. Its dripping water could mean that a seal is not sealing, letting the steamy air escape along with lint that is reducing the efficiency of the condenser. I don't mean to sound like I know all about this. I am just speaking from experience with the Frigidaire Filtrators, the only air-cooled condensing dryer with which I have any experience.
Best of luck. Tom

 

[aegokocarat]

its all fine now
she called in an engeneer to pull it apart and clean iit out