Tumble Dryer Thermostat Kit

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How to fix a dryer that's not heating up

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Be safe - always unplug any appliance from the electricity supply before carrying out any work on it.
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• Good price 11 May 2013

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  By Rich - Birmingham

  These were a good price and easy to fit and came the next day .Not much more to ak for Perfect !

• just the job 10 May 2013

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  By pops - Worcester

  you were recommended by a friend that has used your services the part was identified and ordered the service was prompt fast and very competitive will use your services again thanks

• Fantastic! 28 April 2013

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  By Mbot24

  Great quality parts, fast delivery and cheapest I found online. Highly recommended.

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• Q How Many are in the package 2 Answers

  Just wantign to know if this is for 1 or 2? Many Thanks Daisy

  By Moggi2010 - 25 March 2010

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    Actually there are two, a complete set, in each pack. I ordered two packs after seeing the original answer and end up with four stats! One pack will be going back...

    By mosgeo2000 - 23 July 2011

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    Hi Daisy, only one is included with this spare.

    By eSparesMalindi - 16 June 2010

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• Q creda T622CW tumble dryer 2 Answers

  i have already fitted a new heating element on my machine but it still does not heat up, will fitting new thermostat kit solve this prtoblem?

  By snags - 08 July 2009

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    very much so i would say, try it what have you got to lose a tenner?

    By Anonymous - west midlands - 23 March 2010

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    It worked for me!!! and I had the same problem......now I have a working dryer!!!

    By devondwelling - Devon - 07 August 2009

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• Q I was using my dryer when it started emmitting an acrid smell and has stopped working. Do I need to replace the heater element and thermostats 1 Answer

  By Mel - Beverley - 26 February 2011

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    Hi Mel, it depends what type of smell is emanating from the dryer. If it's an electrical type smell, it could be any of the electrical components. I'd advise unplugging at the wall, and then using the process of elimination to diagnose the problem. Check this video out to see how a tumble dryer works, and use it as a guide for checking the dryer: http://www.espares.co.uk/advice/tumble-dryers/a/9/114/how-a-tumble-dryer-works.html.

    By Rory - 08 March 2011

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• Q my drier is going on but is not heating up and blowing cold air do u think this is the thermostat or the heating element? 1 Answer

  By Anonymous - kirkcaldy - 16 February 2011

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    Hi there, check this video for help: http://www.espares.co.uk/advice/tumble-dryers/a/9/1284/how-to-fix-a-dryer-thats-not-heating-up-hotpo.html

    By Rory - 17 February 2011

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• Q Creda T620CW Dryer 1 Answer

  Dryer initially switches on, but shortly after, turns itself off! Is this the thermostat? If I 'leave it' for an hour or so, it will allow me to 'switch it on', for a very short time again!

  By Parkins - Birmingham - 24 January 2010

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    sounds very much like the thermostat to me cost me a tenner or thereabouts and solved the problem

    By Anonymous - west midlands - 23 March 2010

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