Customer Thought His Dryer Was A Fire Risk

In this video, we go through the process of changing a faulty Candy tumble dryer heating element in addition to a new mains cable. The customer had a faulty socket leading to the machine getting damaged. Initially the customer thought the dryer was to blame, but after some investigation, a new socket, heater and cable, We have the machine back up and running.
Feel free to give me a shout if you need help with this repair.

[@videostars9194]

Please remove the fuse in the plug of the old power cable incase a child find the discarded power cable and plugs it in, stay safe

[@garysmith3036]

How did the heating element get damaged when the water tray is below?

[@AS-hb5cs]

The water collection tray and the condenser must be cleaned regularly if not the steam from the clothes being dried will circulate through the whole dryer its also likely it was taking ages to dry putting additional loading on the plug and socket , no reason to change the flex over btw i would have put a new 13amp plug on the original flex.

[@lanceeaton2812]

5 megohm is only 0.046 milliamps at 230v why investigare further?

[@RandomStuffByNoah]

Those Candy tumble dryers are made like Lego, Bosch and Miele are far better

[@washerstuff]

that's like comparing a random house in pakistan and a mansion

[@RandomStuffByNoah]

@@washerstuff What you mean

[@washerstuff]

@@RandomStuffByNoah you are comparing something cheap and expensive

[@superdylan803]

i m sorry but i would have that candy over a bosch i want something that reverses

[@danandlaundry]

I agree

[@danielfox2586]

Any burnt plugs I's always caused by the power supply