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Check lint filter, check vent outlet at dryer, and continue on through vent checking for lint to the exit area of the vent. Keeping the vent lint free saves energy and reduces drying time.
Press and hold the "Start" button to restart the dryer cycle if the "PF" (power failure) error code appears. This code often appears when a cycle is interrupted before it completes. You may also check the breaker or household fuse, and ensure the machine has not come unplugged.
F40 is a error that appears between the machine control and the motor control when communication becomes lost.
I had this same issue. My dryer would run and heat up but then stop and give me the f40. I measured all thermisters and everything was in range. The tech sheet stated that I needed to buy a new control board and I did. Same problem. The solution was a loose connection on for p4. I took needle nose pliers and squeezed the connector to make it fit tight on the board and everything is working now. Bottom line, expensive dryer with cheap connectors.
F40 = thermal fuse blown. If the fuse is OK the error points to a communication problem between the machine control board and motor control board (check connectors).
The F40 code can mean a thermal interrupt or a loss of connection between the control circuit board and the motor circuit board.
Perito posted this on askmehelpdesk.com:
I found two possibilities for an F40 code.
1) Error Code F40 is that the thermal fuse has blown. 2) The F40 error code is a communication problem between the machine control board and motor control board. A bad connection might or might not cause this.
If you post your model number, or download the owner's manual from the above link, you'll probably find out what it means, at least.
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