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Afternoon All,
First time posting, and really hoping someone can help. I own a Hoover Dynamic Next Tumble Dryer (DXC9DG-80), which has been great until last weekend. During a cycle, all the lights started flashing, and a E05 error code came up on the display. I have tried unplugging for several hours, and trying to start another cycle, but this error code, and lights flashing, starts after about 30 seconds. Anyone experienced same/similar issues? What is it likely to be? And is it relatively easy to fix/repair? I do have a background in electronics, but not on white goods etc.
Any help or advice is much appreciated.
Thank youerror 5 seems to be
Front NTC (thermistor) short or open circuit
could be faulty or a broken wire. or it could be the board faulty you would need to check it to seelooks like it should be this one
https://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/tumble-dryer-ntc-probeDave
Good morning All/Electrofix,
I wanted to follow up on the fault I first mentioned above. After taking advice, and also researching the fault in depth myself, I thought I would take a punt on the fault being linked to the NTC Thermistor at the front of the dryer. With the part being roughly £10, I thought it was worth a shot. So yesterday spent a little while taking aprt my dryer, and replacing the ntc stat. I Put most of it back together, plugged it in, and turned it on. After about 15-20 seconds, the whole display lit up again with the same “E05” fault code.
I can see that there is a chance it could be the board from previous comments. How do I go about checking this? And is it likely to be a very specific part of the board (single component etc)? Any assistance is very much appreciated, as my utility room is currently out of bounds with a dismantled dryer taking over. I appreciate the board is a little more technical to resolve than the NTC stat, but hoping I can still cure this fault myself, before the wife goes out and buys a new one!!
Thank you all in advance.
Paul
I have deleted your duplicate post, as you rightly said, making duplicate posts can lead to confusion. There is no problem in ‘bumping’ your thread if you have not had a reply, please bear in mind most of the trade members on here who help out have full time businesses to run.;)
did you ever get it fixed [USER=”56464″]Dingleby9[/USER] ? – I had my hoover DXC9DG-80 all apart a couple of days ago to give it a real good vacuum out and noticed I think it were 3 NTC sensors in the dryer (apart from the ones on the heater unit) 2 at the bottom front of the drum (one has plastic cover and the other a metal face) and then once the drum is taking out there is another one bottom left at the back on the condenser body .
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