Creda T622CW Spins Slowly

[leeroypenmut]

My dryer was blowing the house fuse even if it was not on, I thought it was the timer unit so replaced it, now it works on the cold cycle perfectly, but on the heated cycle the drum only spins slowly(About quarter speed)??

The relay clicks on in the cold cycle, but not the heated cycle & if i quickly turn the dial to the hot cycle the house fuse blows again

sometime it works on the heated cycle for about 30 seconds & then blows the house fuse

any help please?

[clivejameson]

Re: Creda T622CW Spins Slowly

I presume this is the same machine as your other thread?

Just as Penguin45 suggested, the most likely is you’ve incorrectly wired the new timer.

Other than that then it’s time for professional help i’m afraid. Click the link below to see if there’s a repairer near you.

[leeroypenmut]

Re: Creda T622CW Spins Slowly

thanks for all your help but its not the wiring to the timer or any other wires, checked & double checked & tested, All stats working.

I push start when on cold cycle & relay switches & it works perfect

I push start on hot cycle & relay does not switch & drum spins slowly, WHY??

When the relay works on the hot cycle the house fuse blows, WHY??

something is overloading(Heater??)??
motor works ok by its self so does the heater, just not together!!

please :help:

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[clivejameson]

Re: Creda T622CW Spins Slowly

To be perfectly honest I haven’t the foggiest idea where the problem is, and could only find it by use of a multimeter and circuit diagram……

[leeroypenmut]

Re: Creda T622CW Spins Slowly

Thanks for your help, i had the start & temp switch mixed up, sorted that and all working perfectly.

strange thing about the timer, ordered the replacement from here but the one in the dryer was the same make & model(EC4925) not the EC4835 or Copreci TD-020014 as the instructions said, I get the dryer from new!!

The multimeter helped but if i have a wiring diagram life would of been alot easier

Thanks

[clivejameson]

Re: Creda T622CW Spins Slowly

leeroypenmut wrote:

The multimeter helped but if i have a wiring diagram life would of been alot easier

Welcome to the joys of a white goods engineer!!! 😆

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