To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Dexter Laundry Dryer taking so long to dry?
Several factors can cause slow drying. Make sure the correct temperature setting is selected. Clean the lint screen. Ensure there are no air flow restrictions and that make-up air adheres to installation guidelines. Also, check the exhaust for any obstructions, following the installation guidelines.
What does “PCB Error” or “Comm Error” code mean on my Dexter Laundry T-30 Dryer?
If you see a “PCB Error” or “Comm Error” code, it indicates a control error. Try turning the dryer off and then on again to clear the code. If the error persists, contact a Dexter Agent for assistance.
What does “Temp Sensor Short” or “Temp Sensor Open” error mean on Dexter Laundry T-30 Dryer?
If the display shows a “Temp Sensor Short” or “Temp Sensor Open” error code, it relates to the temperature sensor. Press the programming button to clear the error code. If the error continues, contact a Dexter agent for help.
Why Dexter Laundry T-30 Dryer tumbler turns, but there is no burner flame?
First, check that the gas shut-off valve is in the open position. If the issue continues, follow the procedure for checking the ignition cycle listed in the Dryer Ignition section of this manual.
What to do if my Dexter Laundry Dryer tumbler does not turn?
If the tumbler on your Dexter Laundry Dryer isn't turning, there are several things you can check: * First, make sure the control display shows time available for drying. * Confirm that the loading door and the lint compartment door are completely closed. * Inspect the drive belts for excessive wear and replace them if needed. * Check the control transformer primary fuse (50Hz: 2.0A) and secondary fuse (50Hz: 2.5A) for continuity, replacing them if there is no continuity.
What to do if Dexter Laundry Dryer tumbler does not turn?
If the tumbler on your Dexter Laundry Dryer isn't turning, there are a few things you can check: * First, ensure the control display shows time available for drying, and deposit money if needed. * Next, make sure the loading door and the lint compartment door are completely closed. * Lastly, examine the drive belts for excessive wear and replace them if necessary.
Why Dexter Laundry Dryer tumbler turns, but heating element is off?
If the tumbler in your Dexter Laundry Dryer is turning, but the heating element is off, check the circuit breakers to ensure they are on. Also, check the heating element relay and heat relay to ensure they are on and the wires are connected.
General| Brand | Dexter Laundry |
|---|---|
| Model | T-30 |
| Category | Dryer |
| Language | English |
Provides instructions for installing and operating industrial single pocket gas dryers.
Covers disconnecting power for testing, drying water-cleaned fabrics, and grounding.
Emphasizes qualified personnel for servicing and avoiding flammable vapors.
Emphasizes authorized servicing, not placing items on appliance, labeling wires.
Details actions for gas leaks and hazards of flammable liquids/atmospheres.
Covers oil-affected items, cooking oil, and spontaneous combustion risks.
Warns against hazardous environments, damaged glass, and hot surfaces.
Warns of cut hazards from sheet metal and shock hazards from high voltage.
Instructs on correct fuse replacement and highlights shock hazards during servicing.
Reinforces lock-out/tag-out and hand protection for maintenance.
Details symbols for "DO NOT" actions, general caution, shock, fire, explosion, and burn hazards.
Emphasizes proper exhausting to prevent lint buildup and fire hazards.
Covers warnings on injury, purpose, chemicals, aerosols, and ventilation.
Warns against unwashed items, hazardous environments, and explosive atmospheres.
Covers guards, body placement, and preventing spontaneous combustion.
Details hazards of flammable liquids, gas leaks, and cooking oil/hair products.
Explains the fire hazard from oil-affected items due to oxidation.
Provides a diagram and labels for the dryer's user interface.
Guides on choosing, modifying cycles, preparing loads, and display conventions.
Covers panel replacement, lock-out/tag-out, hand protection, and personnel requirements.
Presents default settings and explains temporary cycle programming.
Details steps to choose, change dry time, temperature, and cool down time.
Covers servicing safety, shock/cut hazards, and wiring precautions.
Covers issues like no turning, no flame, slow drying, and specific fault codes.
Lists fault codes, actions, common parts, and contact details for service.
