CREDA Easy Load Condensair Dryer Model 37747 s/n 58101849

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  • March 8, 2005 at 1:52 pm #8339
    admin
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    Hi,

    I’d appreciate any guidance concerning the above Creda Dryer, the problem being it is heating but not spinning the drum. My first thought could it be the drive belt broken, but unlike my Zanussi washing machine I can’t locate it / if it exists.

    Any advice would be appreciated.

    Thanks.

    March 8, 2005 at 2:10 pm #128031
    clivejameson
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    Re: CREDA Easy Load Condensair Dryer Model 37747 s/n 581018

    If it sounds like it’s running but the drum isn’t going around then you almosr certainly have a broken belt. This is not serious but most definitely not a DIY job as it invovles quite a major strip down to get the new belt around the drum.

    March 8, 2005 at 2:22 pm #128032
    nypdblue
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    Re: CREDA Easy Load Condensair Dryer Model 37747 s/n 581018

    Thanks for your advice Clive, as you say no easy access to replace drive belt unfortunatley, major strip down requires expensive labour bill no doubt.

    Regards

    Cliff

    March 8, 2005 at 3:34 pm #128033
    Martin
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    Re: CREDA Easy Load Condensair Dryer Model 37747 s/n 581018

    nypdblue wrote:major strip down requires expensive labour bill no doubt.

    Not at all, it’s around a 30 minute job for an expert and a likely outlay to you of around £75 maximum.

    If thats of any interest to you to get the job done and to see if we have someone in your area to sort it for you go, try this link:-
    Repairs@

    Martin

    March 8, 2005 at 6:04 pm #128034
    clivejameson
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    Re: CREDA Easy Load Condensair Dryer Model 37747 s/n 581018

    Martin’s correct, also i and many other reputable repairers have a fixed labour charge regardless of length of time taken so it’s well worth fixing, just not really a DIY job unless you’re particularly adventurous of course 😉

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