Creda T630CW Not Heating Up !

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  • #74146
    technojunkie
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    We’ve had a Creda T630CW for more than 10 years now and during this time it has worked flawlessly. However, recently it stopped heating up and so, after some research, I replaced the thermostats. Unfortunately this didn’t work and so today I changed the heater element but this hasn’t worked either and the dryer is still not getting hot.

    Is there a reset switch or something I’ve missed or could it be possible that one of the new components I’ve installed is faulty ?

    Any helpful advice would be much appreciated. Thank you.

    #390159
    Martin
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    Re: Creda T630CW Not Heating Up !

    Probably the Reversing Timer in the base then I would think. 😉

    #390160
    technojunkie
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    Re: Creda T630CW Not Heating Up !

    Thanks for post Martin.

    Does the reversing timer control the stop starts and direction of the drum ? If so, the dryer is still stopping and starting while it’s on although I have no way of checking if the drum is changing direction.

    #390161
    Martin
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    Re: Creda T630CW Not Heating Up !

    Errrr?…..look through the door glass to see it reversing. :rolls:

    #390162
    bazza500
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    Re: Creda T630CW Not Heating Up !

    Bit tricky when it has a solid door…….

    #390163
    Martin
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    Re: Creda T630CW Not Heating Up !

    Take the lid off then…! blimey…..what are these guys like eh? :rolls:

    #390164
    technojunkie
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    Re: Creda T630CW Not Heating Up !

    bazza500 wrote:Bit tricky when it has a solid door…….

    Beat me too it.

    #390165
    bazza500
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    Re: Creda T630CW Not Heating Up !

    You should be able to tell by just listening. It will only run in reverse for a very short time before continuing to rotate forward.

    I wouldn’t advise running it with power on with the lid or any other panels off.

    #390166
    technojunkie
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    Re: Creda T630CW Not Heating Up !

    bazza500 wrote:You should be able to tell by just listening. It will only run in reverse for a very short time before continuing to rotate forward.

    I wouldn’t advise running it with power on with the lid or any other panels off.

    Thanks for the post bazza500.

    I just ran the dryer for about 4 minutes and it certainly didn’t stop at any point to change rotation. Should I leave it for longer or should it have got rotated (and got hot) within that time ?

    #390167
    Martin
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    Re: Creda T630CW Not Heating Up !

    The reverse timer switches the heater on and off as it reverses and is the main source of not heating complaints (other than the stats and element of course). So chances are, and from what you tell us, that is your likely cause.

    #390168
    bazza500
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    Re: Creda T630CW Not Heating Up !

    I’m not sure how long it runs forward before reversing but it I think it will be longer than 4 minutes.

    I seem to think it may be as long as 10 or 15 but I am not sure. Maybe someone else can remember.

    #390169
    iadom
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    Re: Creda T630CW Not Heating Up !

    technojunkie wrote:

    I just ran the dryer for about 4 minutes and it certainly didn’t stop at any point to change rotation. Should I leave it for longer or should it have got rotated (and got hot) within that time ?

    Not long enough, the long tumble is almost 6 minutes ( 5 min 48 sec ) to be precise. 😉 The short reverse tumble is 6 seconds.

    If it does not do the short reverse after 6 minutes then its 99{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} certain the base timer has failed. It is possible to advance this timer from underneath without removing any panels. If you do this and the heater then works you must not run it like this for any period of time as it will stick with the heater on.

    There is also a stat mounted just inside the door opening at the top, also a faulty float switch will stop it heating.

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