Candy Tumble Dryer Capacitor92215292

Had to dismantle my drier to replace the capacitor. Drier only 18 months old. This part was easy to fit and the exact replacement, however you need to still keep the nut and star washer from the original capacitor as the new one does not come with them. Drier is back working fine.

I wasn't sure which to get but they were quick to get back with the answer ...now all is working well.

This is a great product as is the belt I changed at the same time. It was a pain in the rear to fit the cap as I had to almost completely disassemble the dryer first. Works a treat again now though.

My tumble dryer had been letting me down for ages not being able to start. Fortunately (or not) the door catch was broken so I could manually start it by giving it a gentle spin after pressing the start button (!) and then just put something in front of the door to hold it shut! Research told me I needed a new capacitor so I ordered from RansomSpares (my go-to for such things). The only challenge was with the fitting, but this was not any fault of the device, more that my dryer has a wrap around casing making access very difficult. Once I'd butchered the casing (slight exaggeration but I did have to pop a couple of rivets to pull the side open), removal of the old device and fitting the new one was very straightforward. Once everything was put back together, the dryer worked first time and has continued to start first time, every time, since I fitted the capacitor. Job Done!!

My dryer started the dreaded buzzing and was reluctance to start. I looked it up and found that it was probably the capacitor. I know where it is located because just a year ago, I had to replace the belt tensioning pulley. The capacitor is of course located about as innaccessibly as it can be and the machine has to be virtually completely dismantled to get at it. Plenty of videos on line. Although In my case , the job is not made easier, due to my machine being stacked on top of the washing machine. After I had ordered the capacitor I remembered that the dryer is over 4 years old and that the belt was possibly a candidate for replacement. I therefore decided that as I was going into the innards of the machine anyway, I may as well replace that at the same time, so I ordered a replacement belt. Too bad I didn't think earlier, I would have saved the postage . I pulled the machine out from atop the washing machine onto the top of my workmate bench and so I was able to work round it, albeit standing on a stepstool to do the work at the top. However having the machine up high saved my back when working round the motor Hardest part by far is the removal and replacement of the half duct by the exhaust fan. This is a really fiddly job and I still don't know how I did it, either last year or this morning - just wriggle it and pull and again until it's free and refitting the reverse. I took the opportunity to give the whole thing a good clean inside. It's amazing how much crud collects in the case. I put it all back together and tried it - success. Instant start, no buzzing. All in all really satisfying job done that took about 2½ hours The tools needed were all in my £15 screwdriver and drill bit set from Aldi. If I can do it, (79 next month), anyone should be able to do this job provided they can use a screwdriver and socket spanners. Excellent service from Ransomes whose system made finding the parts a doddle. Thank you.