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Re: Why would a condenser dryer roll its contents up into a
KWATT If two super kingsize sheets and 4 pillow cases is too much and I have been told 8 shirts is too little and both ball up and don’t dry properly, what am I supposed to believe.
The more this thread goes on the more confused I get.
Re: Why would a condenser dryer roll its contents up into a
In answer to Jim, there is not much room left after two super kingsize sheets and four large pillow cases but I acknowledge they don’t weigh 9 KG.
I could not find anything in the documentation that says you must fill the drum to get the best results. That is a bit like saying if you have a 5 seat car then you must have 5 passengers for the best ride otherwise but a sports car.
I jest…………..
Previously we had a Bosch and before that a Creda and they worked perfectly – full load or half load – the results meant shirts hardly needed any ironing when the cycle had finished. We know all about cleaning filters and the like on condensing dryers.
If as KWATT suggests, better energy efficiency means you have to make concessions for wet tangled clothes that need a second and third cycle to get dry let alone crease free, then I am at a loss as to where the progress has been made in 15 years of tumble drier
technology.As soon as we have got a resolution of some sort with LG I think we will be scanning the second hand market for a reversing model that actually does what it claims to do.
Re: Why would a condenser dryer roll its contents up into a
Sorry,I am not used to forums. It is a RC9055BP2Z
Re: Why would a condenser dryer roll its contents up into a
It is an LG with Heat Pump and 9KG Condensing dryer.
