Beko DCU9330R Dryer

[diesel114]

anyone got any info on this t/d
it runs for approx. 10 minutes then cuts out it heats ok there are no blockages and filters are spotless
ntc at the front ?

[Seamy]

Re: Beko DCU9330R Dryer

diesel114 wrote:it runs for approx. 10 minutes then cuts out it heats ok

Can you ellaborate on this, does the motor stop?
How do you mean it “cuts out”?
Does it stop with the end light & empty water or check filter lit?
Its possible if it was on a sensor programme with little or no clothing in drum that the sensor bars have not sensed damp clothing and it has just finished the programme (thinking everything is dry).

[diesel114]

Re: Beko DCU9330R Dryer

hi thanks for your reply
when it cuts out it stops completely ie comes to end of program motor stops and display reads ” end “
it was my original train of thought that as it was empty it simply came to the end of the cycle .
the customer states that it also stops early when full of clothes
I tried it on a timed program empty and it also stopped after approx ten mins
thanks

[Seamy]

Re: Beko DCU9330R Dryer

Many things you’ll have to check, NTCs, float switch, pump, heater, condenser for blockages.
Time to get out the multi-meter or get a competant person e/g engineer out to look at it.

[diesel114]

Re: Beko DCU9330R Dryer

HA HA VERY FUNNY NOT.
I thought this was a forum to help each other out
I have been in this industry for 30 odd years and can do without smart arse comments . if you cant be polite to people then don’t reply

[Seamy]

Re: Beko DCU9330R Dryer

Sorry Mate thought this was a post from a member of the general public in the public forum who was maybe in beyond his debth. My Mistake, I do apologise.
It wasn’t meant to be smart arsed and i’m sorry that you have taken it that way, if you want to PM me your e-mail address i’ll send you on some useful information on them.

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