OK now I'm puzzled..
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esselte

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289 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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We have a Zanussi washer dryer..it washes fine,but when the clothes are supposed to have been dried they're still wet...I've had the back off the thing and the heating elements work,the dryer fan works,the drum goes round,the vent that lets the warm air into the drum is hot and the condenser seems to work and the drain pump works...I'm stumped..does anyone have any ideas (apart from a new machine smile ) I thank yew..

fatboy b

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238 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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You can only dry about 1/2 the capacity you can wash. If you try and dry the whole lot, it'll stay wet.

esselte

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Monday 7th December 2009
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fatboy b said:
You can only dry about 1/2 the capacity you can wash. If you try and dry the whole lot, it'll stay wet.
Nah it's not that we've had the thing about 3 years and the "domestic engineer" knows how to operate it smile but thanks anyway..

fatboy b

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238 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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Have you clean the fluff trap bottom-right?

esselte

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Monday 7th December 2009
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fatboy b said:
Have you clean the fluff trap bottom-right?
'At the front?..yes all clear although there appears to be some water in the bottom of that trap,the m/c drains normally after a wash so should that be there..?

fatboy b

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Monday 7th December 2009
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Then I am of no use to you! biggrin

esselte

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Monday 7th December 2009
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fatboy b said:
Then I am of no use to you! biggrin
Thanks anyway..it's a bit of a puzzler really...

fatboy b

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Monday 7th December 2009
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esselte

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Monday 7th December 2009
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fatboy b said:
Ah smashing thanks..I'll have a go this evening.it's easy to take apart so shouldn't be a problem thumbup

esselte

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Monday 7th December 2009
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For fatboy...cleaning the condenser sorted the problem..it didn't look too bad from the outside but once I'd taken it off and started to clean it there was loads of stuff to clear out...clothes are coming out nice and dry and warm now...

fatboy b

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Tuesday 8th December 2009
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esselte said:
For fatboy...cleaning the condenser sorted the problem..it didn't look too bad from the outside but once I'd taken it off and started to clean it there was loads of stuff to clear out...clothes are coming out nice and dry and warm now...
Nice one. I have a John Lewis W/D, which is basically a Zanussi inside, so I'll remember this.

Edited by fatboy b on Tuesday 8th December 07:07

esselte

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Tuesday 8th December 2009
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fatboy b said:
esselte said:
For fatboy...cleaning the condenser sorted the problem..it didn't look too bad from the outside but once I'd taken it off and started to clean it there was loads of stuff to clear out...clothes are coming out nice and dry and warm now...
Nice one. I have a John Lewis W/D, which is basically a Zanussi inside, so I'll remember this.

Edited by fatboy b on Tuesday 8th December 07:07
Really easy job,I may do it every so often to avoid the problem we had..