Regassing tumble dryers

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  • #16941
    whitevanman
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    Is this a rumour or myth, I have heard that Electolux group now manufacture a tumble dryer which uses no heater but a compressor and uses a small system similar to air conditioning unit.

    Is it me or is the world going mad 🙄

    confused

    Wayne

    #172263
    funkyboogy
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    Re: Regassing tumble dryers

    yes you are right mate

    …the part about being mad that is….

    #172264
    litlor
    Participant

    Re: Regassing tumble dryers

    The next thing they will be using gas

    #172265
    Alex
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    Re: Regassing tumble dryers

    Here it is the T59800 Dryer. Product code 916-012-130 To be found at http://www.aeg-electrolux.co.uk/node146.asp?ProdID=3743

    Sorry my picture is a bit small

    #172266
    eastlmark
    Moderator

    Re: Regassing tumble dryers

    Interesting…. runs on R134A as well, how did they manage that?

    #172267
    whitevanman
    Participant

    Re: Regassing tumble dryers

    Thanks for restoring my sanity, had a look at http://www.procorner

    Compressor PART NO 112 54 20-00/8
    @ 259,07euro £173,58 looks an expensive repair

    funkyboogy dont think you will need a compressor where u live , just leave it outside.

    Wayne

    #172268

    Re: Regassing tumble dryers

    Just got a call about one of these making a clunking noise. Checked up here first and used Alex’s link to look it up on Lux site. I was so glad to find that the manufacturers give a free 5 year guarantee on this product. :duck: Rang customer and advised her to check it out.
    PS Compressor £313 trade at connect(non-returnable).
    Mike.

    #172269
    kwatt
    Keymaster

    Re: Regassing tumble dryers

    leavemetogetonwithit wrote:
    PS Compressor £313 trade at connect(non-returnable).

    😮

    That’s positively scary!

    K.

    #172270
    Beever
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    Re: Regassing tumble dryers

    I have been to three of these appliances, 2 with the cooling fan @ the bottom front coming loose causing fan to jam/ be noisy and one with fan fitted in reverse, sucking instead of blowing!

    Very clever in principal, takes an age to dry.

    Basically, the condenser is refrigerated and the waste heat from the comp is channeled into the drum to dry the laundry!

    Brilliant! A+ energy rating (a fridge that dries your washing)

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