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Forgive me if this is a daft question.
Is the clear glass object inside the drum at the front 12 oclock position a light bulb or is it a sensor of some description???
Also, is it me or is the plastic on the front of the water container a whiter white than the rest of the console panel??
Hasn’t been an issue so far as the two dryers i have sold have been in a commercial environment and therefore the customers not so fussy.( I hope). In a domestic environment I think it may be picked up by the customer.
Any thoughts please.
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Hi Tim
Yes it’s a lamp holder cover not too sure about the shade of the facia/dispenser draw, have a word with John if it becomes an issue.
Sean
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Thanks for fast response!!!!
Lamp holder cover? does that mean there is a lamp in there???
If there is a lamp when should it operate?
(I assumed it should operate when the machine is switched on and the door is open. The one I did today I even allowed an Iron Dry cycle to END but still no light comes on).
Cheers.
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The lamp is fitted to higher spec machines and it is indeed the cover for the lamp. There’s no electrics or bulb holder in there.
Under florescent light there’s s very slight shading difference but I doubt if most people would ever notice it TBH.
HTH
K.
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Excellent. I will stop tapping at the bulb and secretly sticking my head in the dryers from now on. 😆
I know….I’m a fussy b****r. I blame my apprentice master!!! I can still see him walking around with a micrometer in one hand and the other hand pointing to the scrap bin. (And that was 18 years ago) I think I need therapy. 🙁
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