This Candy tumble drier looked like it had a small fire at back. Showing you how to fix repair. Replacement part below. www.ransomspares.co.uk/parts/...
Thank you ever so much for this. Watched, ordered a new heating unit & hopefully will refit at the weekend to have a woekinh dryer again! Just gotta figure out how to get cable out without swearing....
Don't need to take front off. Before you release the wire going in to the dryer (on back) using the little push clip tie some string around the clip before you pop it in. That way you do not need to remove the front to plug in the new heating unit.
Hi Darren, I hope you see this. Our Candy dryer stopped working and after Googling the symptoms it appeared the capacitor had failed. I replaced it and after a quick test, it was working fine. The next day my wife started using it and after a while, it stopped again with the screen flashing 'E21 error'. Is this related? The conspiracy theorist in me has came out as all this started a couple of weeks after the year warranty ended!
@@loman0071 have you bought a new heater? Should come with cable and a plug. The old one needs removing and cable pulled through and unclipping from the plug. Plug new one into the machine loom and push it through and refit the unit
If you're a wheelchair user as I am I physically would not be able to do that nobody ever thinks of this ever disabled people do have tumble dryers secondly how can you clean all of that in the first place did virtually have to remove the tumble dryer remove the back as well as obviously unplug it then try and clean it all also how much would the parts actually cost because I tried to work that out and I couldn't do it thank you for the video anyway but wouldn't it make more sense if the companies that actually sell these made them a lot easier to clean properly
Hi sorry missed this comment. Yes they really do need to make them easier to clean. You can take each side off and clean inside as they all collect a bit inside. Parts cost for the thermal cut outs are like £12 or £30 odd pound for the whole heater.
Part 2 here
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Thanks for that, (reset button hidden away!) tenant happy dry clothes, Im happy!
Very informative video. Thanks for making and sharing it. I'm looking at my Candy clothes dryer and thanks to your video, I know what to look for.
Thank you ever so much for this. Watched, ordered a new heating unit & hopefully will refit at the weekend to have a woekinh dryer again! Just gotta figure out how to get cable out without swearing....
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This may help as its not required to go through the front can all be done on the back.
@@darrensdiy4769 you're a legend 🙌🏻 Thank you! Xx
Thanks mate!
Don't need to take front off. Before you release the wire going in to the dryer (on back) using the little push clip tie some string around the clip before you pop it in. That way you do not need to remove the front to plug in the new heating unit.
That is how i refitted it
Hi Darren, I hope you see this. Our Candy dryer stopped working and after Googling the symptoms it appeared the capacitor had failed. I replaced it and after a quick test, it was working fine. The next day my wife started using it and after a while, it stopped again with the screen flashing 'E21 error'. Is this related? The conspiracy theorist in me has came out as all this started a couple of weeks after the year warranty ended!
Hi where's the video of the front?
You can do it all from the back just pull the cable through once you press the plastic clip in.
@@darrensdiy4769 how do you reconnect it?
@@loman0071 pull the grommet out and wire then the plug. Plug new one in , push the wire back and the grommet.
@@darrensdiy4769 looking at it I can't plug one in
@@loman0071 have you bought a new heater? Should come with cable and a plug. The old one needs removing and cable pulled through and unclipping from the plug. Plug new one into the machine loom and push it through and refit the unit
If you're a wheelchair user as I am I physically would not be able to do that nobody ever thinks of this ever disabled people do have tumble dryers secondly how can you clean all of that in the first place did virtually have to remove the tumble dryer remove the back as well as obviously unplug it then try and clean it all also how much would the parts actually cost because I tried to work that out and I couldn't do it thank you for the video anyway but wouldn't it make more sense if the companies that actually sell these made them a lot easier to clean properly
Hi sorry missed this comment. Yes they really do need to make them easier to clean. You can take each side off and clean inside as they all collect a bit inside. Parts cost for the thermal cut outs are like £12 or £30 odd pound for the whole heater.