Tumble dryer's Condenser LED is on
Issue
- Tumble dryer Condenser LED/icon is on
Applies to
- Heat pump tumble dryer
- Condenser tumble dryer
Resolution
If your tumble dryer's Condenser LED is on, it typically means that the condenser unit needs cleaning. This is a common maintenance alert found on condenser and heat pump tumble dryers.
1. Clean the condenser, filters and air ducts.
Picture 1. Condenser LED on tumble dryer display
Refer to the article: Cleaning tumble dryer filters and condenser
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2. Contact an Authorized Service Center
If the above suggestions do not solve the problem, we recommend requesting a visit by a service engineer.
Cause
- Condenser needs cleaning
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