The origianl dryer type was typically a vented style with a hose exiting to an outside vent hole and work by blowing hot air on your clothes. This produces moist air, which is then either vented out. Condenser dryers work by turning the moisture from your clothes into...
Probably the most common reason for this would be a motor capacitor failure. When this is replaced the machine will typically get going again straight away. In this type a professional is needed as access to this part is not easy. Another reason may be an electronic...
If its an older model, the bearings at front or back of the machine may be worn down from use. If its a newer dryer something may have got stuck in its fan or plastic skids may be broken. A technician would be able to repair either of these faults.
Many Tumble dryers have a thermostatic reset switch which if engaged just needs its switch to be pushed and that will fix the problem. If your machine does not have this, then either the thermostat or heating element are the likely suspects and may need...
Yes, its best to clean it out thoroughly after every dozen cycles or so depending on how busy is to make sure it does not get overfull with link and fluff which gather clogging it. If heavily clogged the dryer will not work correctly. Simply use a shower head or hose...
