Bosch WTMC3510UC Gas Dryer "removing lint filter alarm" Questions

...Lint Filter Problems and cutting off however the lint filter is clean. Because of this issue I the dryer will not stay on long enough to actually dry the clothes. It continuously shuts off with ...

...lint filter is clean hi thanks for the question remove the venting to the outside clean all lint. remove the back panel on the left on the air duct you will see a small piece of plastic with 2 small ...

...lint filter alarm Bosch condensation dryer model WTL5400vc. Lint filter alarm keeps gioing off., NO ERROR CODE. Condensation unit is clean, Swapped with another unit...same problem. runs for several ...

...lint filter light is coming on very often and the clothes aren't drying properly. Lint filter is clear. Checked the exhaust vent outside and the connecting hose. All clear. Cleaned the paddles in the ...

...removing the rest of the lint and successfully putting everything back together, we have not had a lint alarm issue since. (Touch wood). No need to replace the lint sensor or any other parts. It was ...

...filter does collect lint and is cleaned regularly. Remove the filter holder, usually held in by two screws from inside. Clean out with a vacuum with a small attachment or us some type of tool or you ...

...lint filter is assumed to be plugged and the alarm goes off. It seems that the temperature probe at the heater, can end up with a faulty connection to the control panel over time due to corroded ...

...lint filter. Now remove the waffled plastic that covers the lint filter slot. Hint, its inside the dryer, and there's two screws holding it in. Be careful when you pull it out, because there's two ...

...lint filter and this needs to be checked and cleaned regularly. Lint also builds up in the vent pipe and around the electric motor in the rear of the dryer. 1.clean lint filter Wait until the dryer ...

Lint filter going off after 5 minutes then shutdown This is a condensation dryer(NO VENT). Is this lint filter sensor the one that is in the bottom of the vent holes(towards heat exchanger) that looks