Ive rinsed the bottom filter as advised and dryer still shuts off

Quite often, the top of a dryer can be opened with a thin, straight putty knife. NOT A SCREWDRIVER. Where the top and side meets, there is a connection. Place the putty knife in from the front, about 1" - 2" from the side edge and try to slide until you feel a solid stop point. When you feel the blade hit a stop, back it out about 1/2", move it about 1" toward where you felt the stop, and push it inward. Repeat this on the other top front corner. There are spring catches that hold the top down. After you do your repair, just pivot the top back into place and push down until you hear it click into place.

Unsure if your model has a front housing to be checked.

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Dryer Failure Code Condition Check/Repair F1 Condensate drain overfilling Check condensate reservoir pump and drain tube. F2 Maximum drying time exceeded (3hrs) - Check for tripped circuit breaker or blown fuse
- Check ductwork for lint build-up
- Check hi-limit and cycling thermostat
- Check heating element F3 Thermistor fault - Open thermistor, replace
- Bad wiring to thermistor F4 Too much lint in the lint filter, front housing, or in the condenser Clean lint from lint filter and/or condenser F5 Fault in the moisture sensor - Lint covering sensor in front of housing
- Bad sensor
- Bad wiring to sensor

heat limiting fuse defective

possible temp sensor fault

Sounds like you need a new door ****** or latch....

Remove bottom panel. The condenser unit is on the left side. Open the section by undoing the clips, and look inside the little "cage". That's the sensor. Remove any lint using a toothpick and you should be good to go!

It is quite common for lint to cover the blower on these units, making it impossible for the dryer to move any air.

1)remove the lower panel. you will need a T20 driver for this and may need to tip the dryer slightly to the rear

2)remove the left part of the blower plenum. this is held by 3 plastic tabs and a T15 screw

You will now see the blower wheel, it is a squirrel cage type. Check for lint buildup, broken vanes, or string/thread wrapped around the shaft.

if there is no problem with the blower then there is another reason you are not moving air. let me know if this helps

If you continue to try to run the dryer after the automatic shut off kicks-in it will shut the cycle down with no flashing lights after the dryer reaches a critical and dangerous temperature. If the dryer is skipping immediately to this step without any flashing lights then call an Asko certified repairman as something may be wrong with the machine. If you have not tried cleaning the condensor, please do this as well. Remove the bottom housing of the dyer, move the two red handle to the right, and pull out the condensor unit. Wash it under warm/hot water using a bathtub or shower and you will see lint and dust come out by the heapful. Replace the condensor unit, wait about 30-45 minutes, and then try restarting your dry cycle.

Kevin C., Asko USA.

Check sensor for fluff. We have asko tumble drier and have had to clear this of fluff many times. Take bottom panel off, as if removing filter to clean. Located on left hand side is a plastic cover, grey, secured by one security head screw. Once screw is out carefully remove circular cover uncliping clips. Inside is a sensor with a plastic cage around it, about size of one pence piece, clean fluff out with toothpick for example. This should do the trick. Good luck.

It is not an easy shut. They do this on purpose. Try using force at the point of contact. Do not slam.