Bosch tumble dryer: delay after switching on
It's a condenser model, about 10 years old. The fault is that when the rotating switch is turned from the off position to any of the programs ("very dry", "cupboard dry" etc.), which normally causes an LED to light up and the machine to be ready for action (pressing the "start" button should set things in motion), there is a significant delay.
If the machine has been recently in operation, then there is no delay in lighting the LED when a program is selected. However, if the machine has been turned off for a few hours or more, then the delay is around 45-60 seconds.. To be clear, it isn't an LED fault; the machine will not begin operating until the LED lights up and there is an audible click (a relay, I assume) when it does. My first thoughts are a knackered built-in battery or a dead capacitor. Does that sound about right? If the machine still works (with a delay) in its current state, then I'm not sure what function the battery/capacitor is supposed to have. Maybe power for a memory function in the event of a mains disruption, to allow the machine to pick up where it left off? Advice welcome. Thanks. Ant. |
Bosch tumble dryer: delay after switching on
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Bosch tumble dryer: delay after switching on
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Bosch tumble dryer: delay after switching on
Thanks for the replies.
It's not a wet sensor or door sensor. There is no electronic door lock to prevent opening and the wet sensor merely stops the machine when clothes are dry, but the machine continues to light the "on" red LED. Regards. Ant. |
Bosch tumble dryer: delay after switching on
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Bosch tumble dryer: delay after switching on
Hmm, managed to screw up the formatting...
Our Bosch TD has a SMPSU, it suffered capacitor failure and the whole panel was replaced. If yours is similar then suggest SMPSU trouble shooting steps... |
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