20 Most Recent Asko T761 Electric Dryer - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Back. Takes some skill, but that is how it is done. The back comes off to do this.

Hi, Check for the following:

• Many dryers use rollers or wheels to support the clothes drum. When these rollers are worn, they can be noisy. You should replace the whole set of rollers at the same time

• Dryers have a tension or idler pulley that keeps tension on the main drive belt. When it's worn, it can be noisy. When that happens, don't lubricate it. Just replace it.

• Many dryers use nylon or plastic glides at the front of the clothes drum for support. When these are worn, they can be noisy. When that happens, replace them.

• Your dryer's blower wheel pulls air over the heat source, through the clothes drum, and past the thermostats, then pushes it out the exhaust duct. The blower wheel, which is usually plastic, may wear out over time. But if it's noisy, it may simply be clogged with lint. Clean the blower and test to see if the dryer is still noisy. If it is, you probably need to replace it.

Hi,

How to install a belt on ASKO dryer
Belt Type: Flat belt with ribs
Installation Notes: Ribs go against drum



You could Refer to :-

http://fixitnow.com/wp/2006/05/08/asko-t700-dryer-wheel-drum-and-belt-replacement-instructions/

It would be a Generic one but would help you.

Let me know, if needed further assistance.

Hope i helped you.

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you have either a frequency related issue or there is a lot of t.h.d. total harmonic distortion on the line, this will raise cane with electronics, I would try a power line conditioner on the dryer power circuit

The belt can be replaced as follows.
1 remove top and front of dryer shell
2 belt goes around drum around motor pully then under tentioner wheel
3 replace front and top of dryer
(top pops off use a slotted screw driver)
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check the motor cap or belt on the pulley correctly

Sounds like the belt has broken or come off. This is usually inexpensive to fix. You just need to get it out in the open to replace.

There is a little button on the back of the dryer that needs to be reset. It looks like a little black circle, just push the center and you should feel it click. Once you have the dryer running, go outside your house and check that air is flowing freely from the exit. If it is not, you have a clog in your venting or inside the machine itself, and that has caused it to overheat and trip that protection switch. Also, make sure your lint filter is VERY clean. this sounds dumb, but these askos are very picky about that. Take the screen and scrub it with a soft nylon brush with some soap and water. Also, don't use dryer sheets in these as they tend to clog up that screen with an oily residue. If you must use dryer sheets, at least clean that screen with soap and water on a regular basis. If the vent is not clogged and the screen is clean and the flap on the outside of your house is clear, then the machine needs to be disassembled and cleaned out internally if ti keeps tripping that switch. Hope This Helps!

Check here..... https://www.repairclinic.com/RepairHelp/How-To-Fix-A-Dryer/8-126--/Asko-Dryer-Not-Heating But before throwing parts at it give them a call #800# and talk with their tech people. Another site to ck out.... https://appliancechat.com/asko-dryer-problems/ Best to you.

Asko TD11 is a dishwasher model, and it does not have a physical reset button. However, there are a few ways you can reset the dishwasher: Unplug the dishwasher: Disconnect the dishwasher from the power source by unplugging it from the electrical outlet. Leave it unplugged for a few minutes before plugging it back in. Turn off the circuit breaker: Locate the circuit breaker that controls the dishwasher and turn it off for a few minutes before turning it back on. Press specific buttons: Depending on the model of the Asko TD11, there might be specific button combinations that you can press to reset the dishwasher. Consult your user manual for instructions on how to do this.

What is the belt part number for Asko DryerModel # T702C

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.

bad start up capacitor to motor

possible bad belt if ok bad motor

instruction manual: http://media.datatail.com/docs/manual/134917_en.pdf

Unsure if your model has a front housing to be checked. http://www.appliancehelponline.com/asko.html

Asko

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

I don't know but dryers generally are of a fairly crude construction designed to be cheaply assembled by the manufacturer and not so easy to repair. The ones I have tackled, the belt replacement entailed removing screws until something important fell off and then on and on until the back of the cabinet could be separated from the front far enough to change the belt...

try googling or youtubing it