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The element ntc is actually reading 21.7 ,at 22 degr using infra red temp , so that man itll cut out and give the eo6 error?
assume the dryer is indoors (get a lot in garages and sheds)
check there is no condensation getting into the case causing problems. you could run it with the lid off to see if anything changesif all components are ok all that’s left are wiring and board
if you have not done already try removing plugs from the board and plug them back in case of bad connections
Dave
yeah all indoors normal indoor temps , ill try what you suggest, its about as clean inside as new one is, zero fluff with the top off 30mths old, ill check all the wiring plugs tomorrow thanks for the imput
Hi, did you manage to fix this case [USER=”47916″][/USER]e ? I have the exact same issue. Started with easy fix, the NTC was loose from the connector (cause by cleaning the lint compartment). After connecting, dryer was ok.
Now the same error.
NTC is ok. Did some measurements on the PCB, nothing noticeable. Still E06…I’m curious…
Makes sence.
To be honest, after disassembly, measuring on the PCB, connecting all back, the dryer seems to work….
If it holds, I suspect the connection on the PCB after all….After a week, the error is still gone.
However, I believe that it’s not drying as it was before. The washes are not dry as expected.I will do some temperature tests, although I measured the heater elements and safety switches and they seemed ok.
I would expect another error displayed when the heater element malfunctions. There is none.Any additional hints?
The dryer stops after 10 seconds they say, without any error or beeps. I will check tomorrow morning myself again.
Maybe any thoughts to check for or think of?I think of check with all drying programs, check whether heating element is doing what it should, check of program actually stops or pauses (door switch maybe?).
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