The code indicates an output thermistor fault and possible motor overcurrent. This is how it is interpreted and acted upon.
The notice indicates a problem with the outlet temperature sensor in the heat pump models.
The F24 code usually indicates a problem with the inlet thermistor or the fan in heat pump dryers.
The warning indicates the intake temperature sensor. These are its causes, tests, and the most sensible repair.
The warning usually points to the humidity sensor and may be due to loose connections or damaged parts.
The code indicates a fault in the humidity sensor and requires checking wiring, contacts, and possible replacement.
The dryer indicates blocked airflow. Filters, ducts, and the exterior vent are the key areas to check.
The fault points to a loss of connection with the WiFi module and can be resolved with basic checks or technical review.
A communication failure between boards can block drying. This identifies the source and what to check first.
An internal communication failure can block startup, distort the display, and require inspection of circuit boards and wiring.
The screen indicates a fault with the touch button panel, and it is advisable to distinguish between dirt, wiring, and a damaged panel.
Detects the interface fault, checks wiring and board, and knows when a restart is enough or when a technician is needed.