Bosch WTA606

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  • #53268
    jof
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    Was called out to a bosch tumble dryer that was not drying. Checked thermostats and element and these were fine. Tested the machine with the element cover off and the element would heat for 4 or 5 seconds then go off for about 15 seconds and continue doing this. The customer also said that the clean filter light kept coming on even though it was clean.
    Any ideas? Many thanks

    #315163
    Martin
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    Re: Bosch WTA606

    Can you give us the correct and full model number please jof?

    #315164
    jof
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    Re: Bosch WTA606

    Bosch Maxx WTA3606 GB
    101 FD 8401 200168

    Sorry just realised i missed the 3 out on the title 😕

    #315165
    Martin
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    Re: Bosch WTA606

    jof wrote:Sorry just realised i missed the 3 out on the title 😕

    Well you were close at least. 😉

    In fact the full E Nr is WTA3606GB/01 and that is a ‘sensor dryer’ and a sensor dryer only heats when the sensor tells it to. So it’s important to test this type of dryer with some damp clothing in the drum otherwise the effect you have experienced will happen.

    The ‘clean filter’ led operates via the front duct NTC, so if the airflow is restricted in some way? Usually a good clean out of the fan housing, front duct and make sure the vent hose isn’t restricted or the outside grill blocked with fluff. And all that good stuff should sort it.
    😉

    #315166
    jof
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    Re: Bosch WTA606

    Many thanks for the info will give it a try 😀

    #315167
    jof
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    Re: Bosch WTA606

    Have been back to the machine to check for blockages ect but all clear. Tried it with wet clothes in and is not drying at all. Checked the vent and there is plent of air flow but its cold any ideas?
    Many thanks

    #315168
    Martin
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    Re: Bosch WTA606

    Well strikes me if the TOC on the heater box hasn’t tripped and stuff like that you’re gonna have to test the resistance of both the heater box NTC and the exhaust NTC in the front cowl. Plus take a close visual on the main board as the relay may be stuffed? 🙁

    #315169
    jof
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    Re: Bosch WTA606

    Do you know what ressistance they should be reading?
    Many thanks

    #315170
    Martin
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    Re: Bosch WTA606

    jof wrote:Do you know what ressistance they should be reading?
    Many thanks

    Approx 5kΩ at ambient temp (roughly).

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