Candy CHPH10A2DE 10Kg Heat Pump Tumble Dryer

In this video i show the Candy CHP10A2DE heat pump dryer and some of the features and benefits it offers.
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[@UmLammyJammer]

When I get my own apartment/house after I leave my college dorm, I’m gonna be so prepared on house appliances thanks to these videos

[@Truth1561]

By then electric will be so expensive you won’t be able to afford to run any of them though 😫

[@uisblackcat]

I'm in the United States and am fascinated with some of the features of appliances in the U.K.

[@dontcare32123]

Owner reviews on the web of the 8kg model seem very positive and no worse than the equivalent Logik/Bush/Electra model it competes with on price, which also review well plus A++, so no worse than machines costing 50% more. Usual moans about the drying times from those that have come from a vented dryer and haven't done the research but the massive savings on electricity far outweigh the additional time it takes these heat pump machines to dry. We're still running an old Zanussi vented dryer, which we use sparingly due to running costs but a family member has this machine and they are impressed with the features and drying performance but also the crazy low running costs. I appreciate it's a budget machine with all that often (but not alwaysl) entails but something like this at this price point will actually make a tumble dryer viable again for many households on a budget. I will certainly be buying something like this when my old Zanussi takes its last tumble, which is probably decades away.

[@dwaynereber2082]

My hats always off to you Lord's electrical 👍🙏

[@simpletonsimon]

As a 25 yr long appliance engineer. Hoover Candy products are now absolutely woeful

[@matthewburgess491]

Iv only got 10 years but still 100% agree with you.

[@AbdulAminGani]

What brand do you recommend?

[@superdylan803]

@@AbdulAminGani Beko, Bosch, higher end Hoover h 50, anything above 250 quid

[@rodstawaa]

This failed on me two days into service (touch buttons went dead) which I was delighted about as I did not like the design

[@superdylan803]

@@rodstawaa anything candy hoover made since 2010 is crap they are machine for cheapskates candy and hoover are very greedy so they make their machines cheap and unreliable to get people to scrap their old one and get a another one average life span for candy/hoover machines are 1 week to 5 years

[@nickiejoeanddan]

Found this very helpful...ine left in the house we moved into recently but no manual left behind..thank you so much 😊

[@peacefulpear8]

I love hearing you say, "What you Can do." With the emphasis you put on the word Can. I know it sounds goofy of me to like such an odd thing but I do none the less. 🤓

[@thomasrobinson4401]

Nice one, will consider the 8kg when I finish the utility room 👍

[@SilichipX]

I just bought the Candy CSEH8A2LE model from Appliances Direct, it is not the top-end but your video was useful. Thanks!

[@lords-electrical]

Glad the video was useful for you, thanks for the feedback and hope you enjoy the dryer 👍

[@SilichipX]

@@lords-electrical The CHPH10A2DE model is out of stock on many web stores and helped me to make my decision.

[@jamesmoodie6812]

Very helpful video thank you very much

[@macwill60]

Thank you for your video. I'm sorry to say that I looked it up after purchasing the item from a different store which is a pity because your price was not only fractionally cheaper but they don't offer your excellent infomercial. .. considering that it's a bit of cheek to ask but one thing you didn't illustrate was how to link my android phone to the product. I've downloaded and set up the Candy Simple-Fi app but despite following the instructions I'm unable to get the phone and the dryer to "recognise or speak" to each other..

[@alancarter8746]

Can I ask does it make a lot of noise we have the 8kg one and is brand new today and is making like a scrapping noise when going round

[@HK-el4xv]

Thank you great explanation

[@danandlaundry]

Review the matching washing machine

[@sjasloan]

really helpful

[@BoyFromMa]

❤️

[@lg_believe333]

I’m looking for a 8kg integrated heat pump dryer but there’s little choice out there, and it’s disappointing to say the least. Curry’s have some but Bosch don’t make them, only low end manufacturers like Candy or Hoover or Beko. And I was looking at Caple TDI4001 Fully Integrated Heat Pump Tumble Dryer, which is supposedly very good but very pricey for what it is, and it doesn’t have much reviews for it to help me decide.

[@dantronics1682]

bosch does a 7,8 and 10kg, I have the 7 and 8kg heatpump td

[@TheSusieTom]

My candy dryer is 6 months old and constantly bangs as it drys. Can't find any transit bolts to remove. Drys well but noisy as hell

[@lords-electrical]

It shouldn't make that kind of sound, i would contact Candy to get them to have a look while it is in the manufacturers warranty

[@julianotman7352]

Hi, do you have any idea why the water has stopped collecting in the door holder? Is this something I can fix myself?

[@lords-electrical]

Not too sure why it would have stopped collecting in the door? If it is not collecting then just check that the water is not leaking out somewhere else.

[@julianotman7352]

@@lords-electrical so it's not drying the clothes anymore. There is some heat and it's spinning and sounds normal but no water is coming through. We've tried to check the water pipe but unsure how to get to it to check if it's blocked or something. Not really sure where it routes back to inside the machine?

[@TeamSimpsonRacing]

​@@julianotman7352 did you get to the bottom of the issue. Mines doing the same and my thoughts are the pump has failed or jammed

[@julianotman7352]

After further checks it was decided that the heat pump gas had an issue. I had to replace the tumble dryer in the end.

[@TeamSimpsonRacing]

@@julianotman7352 thanks for your reply. Did you find the water wasn't always being pumped into the door and the cycles took much much longer that the time on the display? Ours has got progressively worse and now makes a strange noise when we turn it on and now a delay for the drum to start turning. We also find that when we turn it on, the door will start filling with water from the previous load

[@EverybodyHealth]

Thanks for the great video. The dryer is super efficient and easy to use. However after 6 years there is a squeak and swirly noise which occurs occasionally. Does it need a service and if so how does one go about organising one?

[@lords-electrical]

If there are not any local engineers then it may be a case of contacting Candy direct and they will be able to send an engineer out

[@dantronics1682]

The squeak might be the brush on the drum for detecting the moisture of the clothes, the swirl could be the bearings needs replacing, since its 6 years and may never have been serviced, people always buy these things never get them service then complain that they are no good

[@katsjavoronova6387]

Hi, do you know what are the temperatures on it’s programs?

[@lords-electrical]

Unfortunately manufacturers don't really give the temperatures of tumble dryer programs for some reason like washing machines. Heat pump dryers will operate at a lower temperature than a standard condenser but i couldn't give you exact temperatures.

[@joannegreen4255]

Should it dry so slow ,ive had towels in for 2 hours now and still wet

[@lords-electrical]

Heat pump dryers will always take longer, but if they are wet, i would make sure they have been spun in the washing machine fully before going in the dryer. This way you should save time and money by extracting more water out of the towels before putting them in the dryer.

[@robertquayle8429]

Hi can you tell me how and why the water would be leaking out bottom of the 8kg one please? Thanks

[@lords-electrical]

Always a difficult one without seeing it but it could be the seal where the water goes into the container needs cleaning, or more than likely, if the door has dropped a little then the water won't get into the container properly and could leak out.

[@robertquayle8429]

Ok thanks for reply can you tell me a it’s doin a bit of knocking how easy the belt is to change as well please ? Thanks again

[@robertquayle8429]

Ok thanks for reply can you tell me a it’s doin a bit of knocking how easy the belt is to change as well please ? Thanks again

[@robertquayle8429]

Ok thanks for reply can you tell me a it’s doin a bit of knocking how easy the belt is to change as well please ? Thanks again

[@robertquayle8429]

Ok thanks for reply can you tell me a it’s doin a bit of knocking how easy the belt is to change as well please ? Thanks again

[@Truth1561]

Who can afford to run a tumble dryer with the new unit prices. and another hike due in October? I know heat pump is cheaper, but I don’t think it will compare to my dehumidifier on Laundry mode- takes pennies to dry my 9kg load on a massive airer.

[@monikanagyova8834]

I was thinking about getting a tumble dryer because of our "lovely" North Western weather but I was scared about the running cost, thanks for confirming my apprehension. I've just recently learned that using a dehumidifier is much more cost effective, although not ideal if you want the items dry in a short time. For heavy stuff I also run an extra spin cycle before I remove the laundry from the washing machine for drying, makes a huge difference in drying time in this mostly humid climate.

[@josephw6977]

@@monikanagyova8834 yeah but if you’re having to run an extra spin cycle at the end of the cycle to make it a bit more dry then you’re going to wear out the drum bearings quicker which means you either have to replace the machine or the drum quicker. I have a heat pump dryer and it’s very good on my energy bill. And it’s better for towels and bedding

[@dantronics1682]

What they dont tell you is that a heatpump tumble dryer is just a dehumidifier where the warm air is recirculating. hence the reason it runs at such low temp

[@dantronics1682]

@@josephw6977 I wouldnt agree with you regarding wearing out the bearings on a spin, there is more strain on it when the drum is full of water on a wash and rince than on a spin, plus a double spin save wear and tear on the dryer

[@anlynart3807]

why has my Candy vito tumble dryer locked & how do I unlock it?

[@lords-electrical]

I'm not sure exactly how to solve it, but it will more than likely be the child lock has been enabled accidently. If there is a key symbol on the display then that is definitely what has happened. It will be a case of referring back to instrauctions to see how to disable the child lock, which normally just involves pressing one or two buttons on the display panel.

[@conform3]

Is the 10kg after the clothes are wet from the washer or is that the weight dry?

[@zanussi_and_aeg_fan]

Wet, but avoid it, its not good and takes very long to dry.

[@hotpointbrownlover3365]

@@zanussi_and_aeg_fan there is not need for bad words there

[@zanussi_and_aeg_fan]

@@hotpointbrownlover3365 Just advicing, and as you can see on the energy label it takes very long to dry...

[@danandlaundry]

@@zanussi_and_aeg_fan even my Zanussi washer dryer is better at drying then this

[@avaagolli2259]

Do not buy Candy - I purchased a washer/dryer last year, drying at supposedly 75% with 2:30 hours cycle - worst decision in my appliances ever- Such a hard time finding a small capacity electric ventless dryer for an apartment at a reasonable average price.

[@jdzajdza]

Not sure why can’t any company provide names on their appliances

[@dantronics1682]

Beko says BEko, Bosch says bosch, electra says electra

[@hotpointbrownlover3365]

this is the worst thing I😀 ever seen putting all that weight in the hinges is asking for trouble

[@elvispolksalad]

Sbow beko washing machine

[@josephw6977]

No

[@danandlaundry]

@@josephw6977 better then poover

[@danandlaundry]

@@josephw6977 even whirlpool is better than hoover/candy

[@josephw6977]

@@danandlaundry OK WE GET YOU DONT LIKE THEM BUT WHAT DOES THAT HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH MY COMMENT. You’re obsession with constantly bringing the name up convinces me you have some obsession with them.

[@jonathansims2862]

Wouldn't have a candy they are rubbish same as hoover they are no good buy another brand

[@danandlaundry]

I HATE my candy washer

[@superdylan803]

As a washing machine lover me and 90% of the washer fans will agree that candy’s are very shitty so if your wanting to buy this dryer look at other peoples reviews and I would highly recommend avoiding this pile of shit!!

[@dantronics1682]

they use to be sh,, but I heard they were improved when they got taken over

[@superdylan803]

Why would you promote this pile of crap

[@danandlaundry]

I agree it’s a pos

[@superdylan803]

@@danandlaundry yep

[@danandlaundry]

@alwl89 even Indesit is cheaper then candy and is better. Candy is a complete waste of money

[@danandlaundry]

@alwl89 the design is quite old now. That’s why they are so cheap. As my hotpoint was a bit more expensive then Indesit probably because it has a newer design

[@hotpointbrownlover3365]

@@danandlaundry ariston and hotpoint are the same thing

[@AtlanticPicture]

VERY POOR design. As usual nobody cares about longevity of the product when they design it, quite the opposite!!! Got a nice new version of this and it DIED in a year. It was cleaned after every single load, both filters and yet it won't drain/collect water anymore. Last medium load took 5+ hrs to dry. Waiting for the repair man under warranty for over a week now. Candy is making 10 000 different dryers and washers instead making 2-3 good ones. Nooo, instead they fill landfills. Had several brands in the US many were old and not once in 20+ years had a problem. Plus in the US the store takes care of you under warranty. Here in the EU you have to run around collect photos, copies, explain the issue in details on the phone and in writing, get serials and then wait for weeks. Crap quality, stores, services, policies and warranty. Good job guys!

[@aislingbrien529]

Can I ask if they fixed your dryer? Mine is doing the same. Have it a year and 5 months, but I'm not sure if it's still under warranty.

[@AtlanticPicture]

​@@aislingbrien529 I waited over 4 weeks for a repair. After about 32 days, they finally got the part and said they would fix it. The hose connecting the pump to the water collector was clogged, but they didn't want to just clean the hose in case the pump was dead too, so they ordered a new pump, which took 4 weeks to arrive. By law, if an appliance can't be fixed within 30 days, they must issue a paper for a replacement or refund. I told them I wanted a replacement. They made me wait a few more weeks, then showed up, gave me a paper, and took the old machine. The whole process took about 2 months, but eventually, I got the paper, took it to Mediamarkt, and received a new dryer 2 days later. All that should have taken less than a week. But hey, at least I got a working NON-Candy dryer. :) Hope yours can be fixed if not replaced too.

[@aislingbrien529]

Thanks, as mine is not under warranty. Hopefully, I can get someone to fix it as a warranty is only a year.