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September 30, 2009 at 8:23 pm #48979
paddymc
Participant🙁 the tumble dryer only ticks or clicks or somthing like that behind the timer when the door is closed and switched on there is no heat on drum and the drum is not turning the switch on the door is ok i think as the noise at the timer only comes on when the door is closed i have only took top and front panel of but the other panels seem to be one ❓ ❓ 🙁
September 30, 2009 at 8:27 pm #298384Penguin45
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Make and model might get you an answer……
Penguin45.
October 1, 2009 at 12:02 pm #298385paddymc
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🙂 sorry Penguin45 i have already done that and thoght that at could be seen by everyone it is a condenser dryer
candy t/dryer numbers on it are c1c 60 01
37616489 0412 1240
0000
thanks for your help Penguin45October 5, 2009 at 12:23 am #298386gandh1
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paddy,
sounds like you have a cic60/01-(37616489)
heres a few things you can do whilst waiting for a reply from the main forum gurus… who may tell you otherwise…
firstly turn off and unplug. you say you took the top off, i know it sounds glaringly obvious, but did you check for a belt? if there isnt one that might be your answer, but if the belts gone theres usually a reason! (normally bearings or/and jockey wheel jamming)
if belt is present and tight on the drum, drag the dryer out, turn on and feel the back of the “L” panel (without unscrewing anything) after 30 seconds it should start to get warm on the back panel but dont run it for too much longer or u might blow the stats if it is getting warm. in theory the internal fan would push the hot air into the drum but not necessarily enough to be noticeable. this will tell u if the machine has a workign heating circuit… OBVIOUSLY DO NOT put your hand anywhere inside the carcass!
if the belt is ok and it gets warm on the back, a rather common failure on hoover/candys is the relay pcb, or occasionally the capacitor on the motor. because the capacitor stores a charge that boosts the motor to overcome the initial inertia of the drum, the capacitor can only really be checked by motioning the drum without the aid of the motor whilst its switched on. for safetys sake this shouldonly be done by an experienced repair engineer. if the drum still doesnt turn, its likely to be the relay.
pcb relay is about £15
8uf capacitor is approx £10 -
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