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| Post# 493692 , Reply# 1 2/3/2011 at 13:46 (4,693 days old) by aegokocarat (United Kingdom) | ||
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actually the desige of the workings is exactly the same as the philips dryer the control panal design is just modonised thats all. the doors are actually fairly strong too. | ||
| Post# 493698 , Reply# 2 2/3/2011 at 14:23 (4,693 days old) by paulc (Edinburgh, Scotland) | ||
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| Post# 493702 , Reply# 3 2/3/2011 at 14:43 (4,693 days old) by Keiththomas () | ||
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Sorry they were I beleive from 1986. WE just bought a Zanussi Dryer as the White doors are the worst I have seen on the shop Floor. Just so cheap. It near broke whilst I was opening a door on a display model. Awful | ||
| Post# 495542 , Reply# 5 2/10/2011 at 17:01 (4,686 days old) by robliverpool (england Liverpool) | ||
JON
Hi Jon
Having just sold on my 8 month old white knight condensor dryer I totally agree with you over the design of them. I got one cos most people I know have not had a problem with the dryer but the condensor model is awful. Clothes used to get super hot and the windows would still end up with condensation on them as the condensor unit was too small to cope with a 6-7 kg load. I had the engineer out a few times and he was saying it was because my machine didnt have a good enough spin speed and I took him into the kitchen and pointed to what I had at the time which was an AEG 1600 spin and he just said "oh". Its thankfully been sold on now and I have gone back to a vented dryer which is a lot quicker and thankfully a lot less noisier. And I personally found the door a little bit flimsy but it never broke it just went a little out of shape with the heat from the machine Robbie 
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