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Well its looking good. The door glass is much hotter like it used to be so it looks like it has worked. Thanks again for all your advice as it is greatly appreciated.

Right, I have flushed it out, drained it and its now on a drying cycle. Heres hoping the clothes will get warmer and dry quicker. If its still not working what else could it be? Will update you later, thanks again.

Update!: Just tried to put the blue pipe in condenser but the grey part that ecures it to the back of the machine would not fit in so thats a no. I have cleaned out quite a bit of fluff o maybe it will work anyway?

So just to confirm. Turn the machine off fully. Close the door and with the lid off and heater box top off, disconnect the blue water feed pipe from the back of the machine and wedge it into the top of the condenser and turn the water on and flush it out? Wont the water start flowing as soon...

Sorry to be dumb, but do you mean disconnect the water feed pipe from the back of the machine and put it in the condenser and put it on a wash program and leave it? THe water pipe feeds into the condenser anyway throught a grey pipe, is your way better to de-fluff it? Thanks.

Thanks for reply. I only removed the top of the heater box as the two bolts holding the box onto the drum are fixed solid, I broke a torx screwdriver trying to get them off!! So I managed to scrape tons of fluff out of the condenser but there is still some further down which I cant reach and im...

It gets warmish but not hot enough to dry things unless I let it dry for about 3 hours! Where is the heater box, is this at the back of the machine and what does the condenser look like and do I need any special tools?! Sorry for all the questions!

Hi all, Thanks in advance for reading this... I have an Indeit WIDL126 and when drying clothes it does not get very hot at all and is taking ages to dry the smallest load. About 8 months ago the heating element blew so I changed this and all was fine but recently this problem has...