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Re: Hotpoint Condenser TDC30P
The only time ive ever had to get at the chamber is once in 10 years, the only reason for that is fluff was holding the float up when empty..
very quick way to clear valve which ive done before is to drain the chamber from rear, fill bottle full slide into position and slap it fully home, water pressure blows the fluff out of the back hole..
but recommend full strip down though.. (use the other method if youre in those houses you wipe feet on your way out, and dont want to lay down) 😉Re: Hotpoint Condenser TDC30P
Perhaps customers are more careless round these parts but I have changed 3 float chambers in last 18 months. The earlier float chamber had a longer outlet spout at the back and at least two of these had been damaged by banging against pipework at the back of dryer causing a leak. One had a damaged valve due to the customer using the “long screwdriver” method. 😉 They are a bit of a pain to change all the same.
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