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Re-reading the manual it sounds like the tumble drier is intelligent enough to dry at a duration to suit the clothes. The manual gives times for each program but also states they may take longer with a maximum of 5 hours so therefore its clearly suggesting the machine has the ability to detect the dryness of clothes.
Looks at the machine I can’t see any sensors or wires at the area of the condenser bottle, there’s nothing around the condenser unit and in the rear chamber just a small pump and float switch?
I can’t see where else there could be anything??
I took the float switch and pump apart. There was a little fluff there which I’ve cleaned. There was some water in the reservoir but not enough to set off the float switch. Should this be dry or is some water normal?
After a good clean it still only runs the Settings like Ready to Wear for a few minutes.
I still have the 90 and 60 minute settings. What bugs me is 60 isn’t quite enough, 90 is too much hence why I’d like the interactive Ready to Wear setting back.
Ta
I wipe inside the drier where the condenser sits so I get most of the fluff and put the condenser unit in the shower.
I’ve also tried to put my hand/arm inside round the bend at the back. Is there a common place on the Hotpoint aquarius where there might be fluff somewhere? How do the sensors work? Where are they?
Ta
Hi,
All working well today, cooked a pizza ,ha . Really appreciate the support.
I’m going to have to leave the static caravan next week until March as the park is closed.
Do you think I’m best leaving the oven door open to allow air to circulate or closed to reduce the damp air that may be about?
Thanks
Louis
