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  • #101376
    1rtomlinson
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    Hi

    The plug on my tumble dryer has stopped the dryer working. Looks like the plug has melted inside.

    https://photos.app.goo.gl/U9DbhUYqKpaeKB23A
    The dryer is around 5 years old and I’ve not had an issue with it up to now. Do you think it’s worth repairing or should I look at replacing the dryer with a heat pump model?

    Thanks in advance

    #484527
    electrofix
    Moderator

    put a new plug on it and possibly the socket and it will be fine

    Dave

    #484528
    tubafan
    Participant

    Agree with [USER=”4209″]electrofix[/USER] – just change the plug. The pins on the old one look ok so I think it’s just the fuseholder that has burnt out. If the socket has no evidence of heat damage then it’s likely fine.

    #484529
    1rtomlinson
    Participant

    Thanks. DIY not my forte so was going to get a replacement for the whole power cable are they easy enough to change?
    ​​​https://www.espares.co.uk/product/es1795435/power-cable

    #484530
    electrofix
    Moderator

    have you got a local electrical shop
    if yes take the lead off, take it down to them and ask them to fit a new plug.

    yes that lead will fit but at almost £30 against a £3 plugtop. even if they charge you £20 to fit the plug your still ahead

    Dave

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