Yes, there is a very easy way. You could do a simple Gooogle search for something like:
"Indesit IS60V tumble dryer tripping"
You'll find results like these:
https://www.justanswer.com/uk-appliance/6i1xs-re-indesit-is60v-tumble-dryer-it-started-trip-electric.html
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/help/fix-it-yourself/tumble-dryer-self-help/4159-tumble-dryer-tripping-electrics
https://howtomendit.com/answers.php?id=116997
Just FYI: The fuse is to protect the wiring in the event of a major short-circuit fault. The "trip" is designed to stop people getting a shock by sensing if electricity is flowing from the electrical system to earth - even a tiny bit, which is exactly what happens if someone touches a live wire.
The situation here seems to be there is damp on the electrics somewhere in the drier, which is allowing a tiny amount of electricity to flow from the works, into the metalwork of the dryer - enough to trip the electrics.
asdtedhg, November 2017
