Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for controlling a motor speed (v) of a motor (16) in a laundry dryer during a drying cycle, which motor (16) is provided for driving a laundry drum (20) and an air stream fan (14) of the laundry dryer. The drying cycle is subdivided into a first part and a second part. During the first part of the drying cycle the motor speed (v) takes a value of a first predetermined motor speed (v1). During the second part of the drying cycle the motor speed (v) takes a value of a second predetermined motor speed (v2). The value of the second predetermined motor speed (v2) is higher than the value of the first predetermined motor speed (v1) and allows laundry tumbling inside the drum (20). The drying cycle changes from the first part to the second part, when laundry dryness (38) of laundry inside the laundry drum (20) has reached a predetermined value.

Abstract: A home laundry drier (1) is provided with a heat-pump assembly (11) having a refrigerant compressing device (15) which is connected to a supporting wall (2b) of the casing (2) via one or more vibration dampers (17) structured for floatingly supporting the refrigerant compressing device (15). At least one of the vibration dampers (17) includes an elastically-deformable hollow body (18), and a central retaining rod (20) which extends through the elastically-deformable hollow body (18). The central retaining rod (20) is axially displaceable between a locking position in which a head portion (20b) of the rod (20) compresses the elastically-deformable hollow body (18) so as to rigidly connect the compressor (15) to the supporting wall (2b) of the casing (2) and a unlocking position in which the elastically-deformable hollow body (18) floatingly supports the refrigerant compressing device (15).