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Creda condensing tumble dryer
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It is easy to repiar yourself. As mentioned, ask the UKwhitegoods guys. Just needs new thermostats popped on. Very simple to do and cost you about £12 to do yourself and an hour of your time. I actually recently bought a Creda Eco dryer for £5 because the owner had this problem. £12 for thermostats and a lint filter clean later, I have a fully working dryer that is less than 2 years old.budget meals can be good meals0
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It is easy to repiar yourself. As mentioned, ask the UKwhitegoods guys. Just needs new thermostats popped on. Very simple to do and cost you about £12 to do yourself and an hour of your time. I actually recently bought a Creda Eco dryer for £5 because the owner had this problem. £12 for thermostats and a lint filter clean later, I have a fully working dryer that is less than 2 years old.
budget meals can be good meals0
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