Servicemanual TD60
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Other faults TD60
Fault symptom Cause Action
The machine will
not start
The outer door is not properly closed. • Check that the door pin is activating the door
switch.
The machine is not supplied with power. • Check the fuses and connections.
The machine stops
The automatic overheating protection has tripped. Check if the customer has:
• Opened the door and cleaned the filter and con-
denser unit
• Left the door open long enough for the overheating
protection to be reset
and the display and LEDs to light up
• Attempted to restart the program
Service action:
• Clean internal fan wheel, condenser, air ducts and
element.
• Check the seals.
The overheat protection in the motor has been
tripped.
• Clean and check the motor.
• If necessary, replace the motor.
Defective control unit • Replace control unit.
The washing does
not get dry
Air leakage at the door seals is affecting the drying
results.
• Check the sealing strips.
Air leakage around the motor shaft affects the drying
result.
• Check the seal around the motor shaft.
Defective rear thermistor • Replace the thermistor.
Defective control unit • Replace control unit.
The washing does
not get dry.
Mixing of various types of items can lead to uneven
drying results.
Customer information:
• Check that different types of items are not mixed
in the same machine. Remove the dry items.
How full the machine is affects the drying results. Customer information:
• Check that the machine is not overfilled. Remove
some of the washing if necessary.
Tumble-drying
takes too long.
The lint filter is blocked. Customer information:
• Cleaning the lint filter.
The condenser unit is blocked. Customer information:
• Clean the condenser.
The washing machine’s spinning affects drying. Customer information:
• Spin at a minimum of 800 rpm.
The machine is in a room with poor ventilation. Customer information:
• Open doors to adjacent rooms.
The evacuation hose is too long, blocked or bent. Customer information:
• Try to make the hose length as short as possible
with as gentle bends as possible.
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