If it has tripped, you should hear a click. where you can see a collection of wires and small black box, either on the panel itself or the back of the machine, press the red button in.take the back panel off by unscrewing it.pull the tumble dryer out as far as you can.If it is the thermal overload that has cut out, you may be able to simply reset it. Opening the door during the cycle can also cause problems as this can interrupt how the air heats up and cools down. Cramming the machine too full will stop the air being able to circulate freely, and therefore overheat the machine. If these steps don't solve the issue, it may be that you're overloading the machine with clothes. You should be able to find out exactly where it is by reading your instruction manual, or calling by the manufacturer.Ī dryer not heating is often caused by air not being able to circulate properly. inside the flap over the filter at the bottom of the machine.behind the ‘kick plate’ (the panel at the bottom on the front of the machine).on the inside of the door, either on the door itself, or the machine (see example image below).Generally speaking though, they can usually be found in one of the following places:

Where the model number (sometimes labelled 'mod') is located will vary from machine to machine. Where to find your tumble dryer's model number Want to know which tumble dryer is best for you? Take a look at all of our tumble dryer reviews. You should do this after each load to ensure you can run a drying cycle with a full load without having to stop halfway through to empty the tank. Emptying the water reservoir (condenser/heat pump dryers only) Washing this will help to get rid of any built-up dirt and hair. You'll find this located at the bottom of the machine, under the drum. Regularly remove and clean the heat exchanger (which turns the steam back into water) by running it under a tap. Cleaning the heat exchanger (condenser/heat pump dryers only)

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