F25 keeps popping up. I can't do my laundry!!! What's this mean?

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f25 is a bad thermisiter,find the tech sheet in the dryer and it will tell you how to read out the thermisiter,if the thermisiter is good then you have a bad computer board.

Please, head over to this link, it explains by a regular user on what F25 means and it have pictures.

http://neighboursappliance.com/f25-on-a-duet-washer/

F25 indicates a possible drive motor tachometer error.

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The "F25" error code means the control board senses the inlet thermistor shorted. The inlet thermistor is a part of the hi-limit thermostat which is located on the heating element box.

- The hi-limit thermostat kit Part number: AP3094323

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Remove your service panel and look for your tech sheet inside a jacket in the inside of the service panel. An F-25 is usually a broken wire between the main control and the motor control.


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do you mean the thermal fuse?if it popped again it's probably overheating,you need to clean out the vent line and the duct that the lint filter slides into or it will keep doing this,if the vent line is long you can blow it out with a leaf blower,make sure nothing is blocking the outside vent,the fuse is a safety switch that pops when the dryer runs to hot,gotta clean out that dryer once a year

F25 means "multiple keys stuck". Try pushing each button on the keypad a few times ... maybe you can unstick them.

Here is the info on "F25":
When you open the top of the washer, look at the black rubber hose leading up to the pressure switch. If the hose is kinked, it will fool the pressure switch into thinking the washer is either full of water or it did not see a water level change after the water valves have been on for a period of time. These failures generate the F20 / F25 codes.
To Clear the F25 Fault. Disconnect & Connect the "Water Level Presure" switch plug, a couple of times, Give it a couple of light "Taps" Reconnect again, and see if that works, it should.

you can find your driver here:

http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/jsp/modelContent.jsp?ct=DL&os=&category=&moid=1021512&rpn=PQF20U&modelFilter=F25-AV205&selCategory=3&selFamily=804517