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Hoover tumble dryer - condenser wont fit back in?

I pulled the condenser out to clean it, now it won't push all the way back in

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I have this problem with my Hoover VHC681C. The plastic at the back of the condenser unit warps outwards and stops it fitting back in the hole. To work around the problem, when I've finished washing out the condenser I pour very hot water on the warped plastic to soften it, push it back into shape with a wooden spoon handle and hold it there while it cools. Then I hold it into shape with my fingers before slamming the condenser back into the hole. You have to be quick! A replacement condenser is £70 - £100 in the UK. Very disappointed in this machine. I will consider shaving off the warped plastic if it becomes too troublesome.

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  • Keith Byrne
    Keith Byrne Aug 16, 2022

    Great fix. Had the same issue. Very poor from Hoover that this happens to the unit, it shouldn’t warp like this.

  • Nathan Brooking
    Nathan Brooking Oct 26, 2022

    Thank you! Same problem here and your hot water solution fixed it!

  • James L
    James L Oct 28, 2022

    So helpful. I just cut a small bit of that white plastic off the three sections at the back of the condenser. Slotted in perfectly. Thanks! Mine is a vhc68b Hoover

  • David Walsh
    David Walsh Nov 20, 2023

    Did same as above, just trim with a Stanley
    Indesit condenser dryer

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Me too, cannot fit the condenser back, washed out with cool water, no warping of plastic and seals all in place in grooves, help.

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