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Last year we had a problem with our 5-year old Beko tripping the RCD
when it was turned on (NB it had been modified during a recall shortly after we bought it). It only did it on that one day and has been fine since. A month ago it ran through its drying cycle with no problem, and beeped that it had finished. We removed the dry washing, and took it away. When we returned a couple of minutes later, we found the RCD had tripped. This has occurred twice again - the dryer is fine working, but trips the RCD as it cools down. Once cool, it seems ok and can be used again. I'll have a look inside to see if there's anything obvious, but has anyone heard of a fault which behaves this way? It may be time for a new drier, but I'm intrigued as to what this one is doing. -- Jeff |
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