[unplug the appliance before proceeding] At the back of the dryer close to the floor there is a white cap secured with a spring coil lock. Use a pliers to loosen the spring and remove that cap [make sure you have a towel in place as there will be water]. After it has drained fully [you should tilt the dryer on it's left side when viewed from the rear and then tilt back towards you to get all of the water] replace the cap and secure it with the spring lock. Now tilt the dryer on it's left side and let it drop from about 5cm. See if that resolves the problem, if not remove the left side panel - when viewed from front [ you need to remove the lid by unscrewing the two retaining scrfews at the rear and sliding it back, then remove 4 screws from the back panel that connect to that panel, there is one more screw at the top front of the panel]. Unplug the two hose pipes [red and clear] and remove the small retaining screw then pull out the complete housing [it will slide]. You can then see the black float which triggers the tank full switch. Clean it and any other gunk that is in the reservoir. If there is a lot of dirt then you may have to clean your condensor [see operating manual for instructions on how to do that]. Put it all back together and the 'full tank' issue should be cleared.
Top advice! A 2 minute job saved me a 75 quid call out fee. Thanks....
YAY... sorted! Thanks, Cavershamlad. :)
Excellent advice. Sorted.
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cavershamlad you are a star. Your tip to remove white plug and drain the dryer worked. Thank you very much.
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