Same

No problem, glad it was useful for you. I hope you enjoy using the dryer and thanks for the great feedback

Just ordered the 7kg version.very informative video

Glad it was helpful!

@Aqualtislad2008 I have a Grundig Advanced Heat Pump GTN38240GCW tumble dryer and program 6 takes nearly 3 hours to dry, during it, it drops does to iron dry at 40 minutes, it also drops down to cool down at 1 minute so I used the water reservoir to empty, thanks

@Aqualtislad2008 ye because they’re a more energy efficient. Here’s an example: if you ran to somewhere you would be using more energy but it would get you to your destination quicker, however if I was walking to my destination it would take longer but I wouldn’t using as much energy.

Glad you liked it, thanks for the feedback

Yes you need the filter to be ok for the dryer to be maintained properly. If you don't have a filter then you may get lint or fluff around the heating element which can be dangerous

The main difference will be the load of 7kg against 8kg on the one i reviewed. If there are a couple of you in the house then 7kg should be fine, but if its a family washing a lot then normally 8kg and above is normally recommended

@@lords-electrical thank you so much! You are the best!

I had the same problem on mine, but that was when I selected iron Dry, which still leaves the clothes damp for ironing afterwards. When I should of selected Extra dry, under the cotton programs. But when I noticed the condensation forming inside, using the iron dry program, I stopped the machine midway, and emptied the tank. And I cleaned out the filters, removing any excess lint inside, so the machine can work better. Than I selected Extra dry program and when it was finished my clothes was dry. Obviously, you mustn’t overload the machine, because it won’t dry the clothes and it will make the machine work a lot harder. Also, spin dry your towels and bed linen at 1200 minimum, and clothes the same spin speed, or at least a 1000, so it will be easier to dry in the dryer and you will see less condensation.

Exactly you can't even clean it there because those idiots didn't make opening door to clean it and avoid destruction of the tumble dryer that you can buy new one in few years time

No problem, thanks for the great feedback

You don't have to use the hose, its only if you want to allow the water to exit the machine via a waste pipe

That sounds pretty normal as heat pump dryers don't give out much heat. I would say as long as its drying ok then you should be fine

There isnt a button to select high and low on this model like on most other standard condenser dryers

Does sound odd as the water must be going somewhere? Does the water go out of a pipe into a waste outlet, that can be the only other way of the water exiting the machine.

If it is a freestanding tumble dryer, then it is not recommended to have the door open whilst the appliance is in operation. Obviously once it has finished and cooled down then shut the door.

@@lords-electrical yes it’s free standing. With you saying if it’s a warm room it’s more efficient. Thank so much for getting back to me very happy with it made up a bought it. I was a bit unsure until I watched your video. Thanks for all the info 👍🏼

Yes they do :) And if you find out how to use the "ending in" function to delay the drying, let me know :P

just a reminder, though would expect both lights on i.e empty water and clean filter

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That's annoying to hear its taking a long time to dry, is it in an area that is cold? If it is cold like in a garage or outdoor area then it will take a long time to dry.