A couple of weeks ago, I found that the dryer would stop after one load had dried (around 45 min) and wouldn't restart until it had been left alone for an hour or so (cooling down I guess). Then, this weekend, the time dropped to about 30 seconds, and the dreadful six beeps code thing happened. Even after cancelling the beep continues along with the lights flashing. I tried unplugging and trying again but had the same result. The unit is only three years old and looks like new. Is this normal? Is there anything other than a dying motor that could cause this? Hopefully yours, Steve R.
There is a moisture sensor by the lint screen, that could be defective.
Other than a good lint cleaning by dissasemble and if not then replace the motor
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My dryer is brand new and has been installed. It runs for about 10 seconds and then shuts down. Any suggestions?
This has happened to me twice now. I take everything apart and clean it really well, including vacuuming excess lint out of every crevice and crack I can find. It seems to do the trick, but now my dryer will not function on the 'normal' setting at all. It just reads 'damp' and beeps away, I am forced to use towels or perm press settings.
I have the exact same problem. In my case, I am forced to use 45mim. setting. Nothing else works. The dryer runs about 10-15 sec. and stops. It beeps 6 times continuously. Please someone help me. By the way, it is only 2 1/2 old.
I have the same problem. Just started yesterday ( 29 of April) The machine is only about 1 1/2 years old. Sounds like a thourough clen is needed. Could this be a stuck button problem in the control panel??? Has anybody above solved the problem yet?
Please help...much appreciated.
Zack
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