Bosch Axxis WTL 5410 Electric Dryer - Page 8 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Press the Dedicates and Eco action button at the same time. Here is an online resource for the manual, that is what is listed on page 20. Bosch WTVC5530UC Manuals

There is a centrifugal switch on the motor that kicks out when the motor is spinning fast enough that the start switch is no longer needed. The only way to fix this is to replace the motor If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/steven_a67ead41eb5fc62a

Check the circuit breaker for the dryer. It most likely has one leg tripped internally. This will allow only 120 to operate the motor and controls, but not the heating element.

call an electrician to fix/replace the heater element or the heater switch

1. outlet vent is it clear and blowing a good amount of air out if not remove condenser stand upright in a large sink/bucket of hot water and shake up and down to wash out fluff, dry and vac out, 2. clean dry filter 3. if machine is quite old it may need the air ducting parts cleaned out as fluff builds up gets damp and smells, good luck

with it unplugged........ test the door micro switch by hand.......should hear and feel a click... cheers

thermostat needs replacing......... cheers

Check and make sure the exhaust air duct is clear of lint, it may have overheated due to poor exhaust airflow.

safety door on /off switch is not on that listand does the heater element test ok should be two drum rotation sensors some times the wire push ons arc to the chassis

Remove the case first. and you can simply done that

Your upper limit switch is kicking in to stop a fire from happening.

Switch could be bad and need to be replaced , but first try less expensive options:

Could be a bend or blockage in the exhaust tube. That would keep the temp too high in the dryer.

Clean out the exhaust pipe frequently to prevent a common cause of house fires. With luck that is your problem.

Also check the lint trap. If you open the dryer, check for lint that got past the lint filter too.

Clothes dryers have many thermostats and a fuse of r two to prevent fires when they overheat. Probably yours is overheating from lint accumulation. Although you have a lint screen, that screen will only get some of the lint, some will remain trapped inside. You must take your machine all apart in little pieces to clean it completely out. I have found up to a whole shoe-box-full of lint in modern machines. The shutting off is because a thermostat or fuse has "popped" and must be replaced. You can find out which one with an electrical tester. Modern machines have a fuse or two, and up to 6 thermostats. God bless your efforts.

The sensor is most likely dirty, remove it and clean it or better replace it.

I have no idea

I'm not entirely shire. Is it a newer dryer? I'm answering though to ask if your sure its the element. Very often its not. It may be a hilimit switch. There are typically 3 of them. They are attached at the drum and the housing for the element. They are safety switches about the size of a quarter. You can check them with an ohm meter or take them to a parts dealer. Google is your friend for this. Many manufactures provide manuals online.

usually located on the blower element and sometimes along the back wall

faulty control panel, press the helpful button

does the button seam to be stuck,try unplug and plug back in.

Replace switch/button I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/howard_977676954994c5b2

check for the operation of a small micro switch at the door hinge if that is out of adjustment then the unit will not start