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    Hotpoint and Indesit tumble dryer fires prompt legal move - (whirlpool, indesit, creda, hotpoint)

    This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on: 23rd December 2016 09:30
    A consumer group has begun a legal bid aimed at strengthening protection for owners of fire-prone tumble dryers.

    Thousands of people with Creda, Indesit and Hotpoint dryers are awaiting repairs a year after a safety alert was first issued. Now the consumers' association Which? is seeking a judicial review into what it regards as failures by the trading standards team overseeing the case. Peterborough Trading Standards said the legal attempt was "premature". Fires have been caused by excess fluff, which can catch on the heating element of these dryers. Some five million affected machines were sold in the UK between April 2004 and September 2015. Whirlpool, which now owns the brands affected, has been running a repair programme and offering discounted replacements to anyone with an affected dryer.....Source: Read more here



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    Re: Hotpoint and Indesit tumble dryer fires prompt legal move - (whirlpool, indesit, creda, hotpoint

    Owners told not to use tumble dryers



    More ----> http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business
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      Re: Hotpoint and Indesit tumble dryer fires prompt legal move - (whirlpool, indesit, creda, hotpoint

      Hotpoint 'sold' me a replacement one for £99 so I think I should be asking for my money back.

      Di

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        Re: Hotpoint and Indesit tumble dryer fires prompt legal move - (whirlpool, indesit, creda, hotpoint

        Originally posted by PlanB View Post
        Hotpoint 'sold' me a replacement one for £99 so I think I should be asking for my money back.

        Di
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          Re: Hotpoint and Indesit tumble dryer fires prompt legal move - (whirlpool, indesit, creda, hotpoint

          More than 35,000 sign recall petition


          More than 35,000 people have signed a parliamentary petition to force Whirlpool to recall three million potentially dangerous tumble dryers.

          The manufacturer has advised millions of owners to unplug their machines, but has refused to issue a safety recall.



          More ---> http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-39063180
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