Asko dryer has no power.Washer ok

10 years old.

Can you tell if the drive belt is still in place?

broken belt , defective timer, defective board if electronic, defective push button start switch, defective cintrifugal switch in the motor itsself, defective motor, foreign object blocking fan motor in housing, stuck drum rollers.

Hi There, Sounds like there is a relay switch that may be faulty, the power should latch on when you press the start button, I am unsure of this model type, but usually there is a small PCB inside the unit behind the facia, remove the top to expose it, and you can either replace the PCB or replace the relay the latter being cheaper but more work as you will have to reflow and solder the relay

If a dryer is not working at all that's not good! But it doesn't mean you need to go appliance shopping just yet. It may be something very simple like a broken door latch, a bad door switch or even a broken door switch actuator, in a dryer there is a tab thats sticks out of a hole in the wall that allows the dryer to run only if the door is shut, other models may have button that protrudes out of the dryer and when the door is shut, this allows the dryer to run. These switches go out from time to time, also if a dryer is full of lint build-up over time this will cause the dryer high limit or fuse to blow. The fuse is located near where the blower is in most cases. When the air in the dryer gets way too hot the fuse/hi-limit will blow and the house wont burn down.

There is need to check if there is power getting at the fuses and power getting to timer control board.That is done reading volts with a multimeter.

For safety reasons I need to remind that all test with live power must be done by a trained repairman.

If there is no power at all and you already replaced the two fuses, then problem can be power cord, internal wiring harness, control assembly .

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If you arer going to replace the washer with a Bosch Axxis model, it will simply plug into the back of the dryer (if it is electric) because normally the dryers are 220 VAC. Works A-OK.

Go reset your circuit breaker. Even if it didn't pop out, reset it.

1) there is a reset button on the back panel of you dryer it is in the middle black rubber...

2) you really can't the asko washer needs a 240v to run... You can hire an licenced electrician to wire a 240v plug for your asko washer if you do not want to plug it into the dryer