20 Most Recent Bosch WTE86300 Electric Dryer - Page 4 Questions & Answers

Got a bosch classixx 7 rear vented sensor tumble dryer, when turned on it works perfect for the 1st dry but if I do a 2nd load it switches to end after 2 mins . . I have followed the instructions turning to 6 pm and clockwise once , I get iron dry and cupboard dry lights on with flashing start button . Any ideas what this fault maybe

Sounds like a stopped up vent going out of house or kinked vent behind Dryer.

Waterpump not working or tube lose

There’s several things it could be. Improper voltage, door switch, control board, motor, wiring, thermal fuse, and I may be leaving things out.

If Dryer isn’t running, there are many things other than motor it could be such as thermal fuse, door switch, start switch, wiring, timer or control, improper voltage, or broken belt. No resetvthat I know of other than unplugging

Check the door switch

Maybe heating element problem. Also could be improper voltage, broken belt, bad thermostat, bad timer or control, wiring problems, bad thermal fuse.

Push button to open it if it has one it might of latched

The motor probably isn't working - I suggest you begin by checking the brushes, which wear out and need replacing periodically.

Probably back bearing or a roller.

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Does it get hot? How hot is the air coming out of it?

Sounds like to me, but I'm no expert, the heating element is "over-heating and not getting the m"air" it needs to cool down enough to keep from burning. Literally I mean burn because the way a drier works is there is a fan at the heating element to blow the heat from the element to dry the clothes and if the fan is filled with lint it can't blow much air across the element and causing it to have the burning smell. I would check the fan blades and those are usually connected directly to the drier drive motor. I wouldn't use the drier until issue is resolved for the reason being is you can burn out the element and have to replace it too. Hope this helps you in you quest to the repairs of you drier :o) Jesus loves you John 3:16-17 (KJV)

Possible bad door switch

More than likely the dryer door switch is defective and this keeps the dryer from starting.