I need an instruction manual for the T230C

The F4 error code and 5 LED lights on a Hotpoint condenser tumble dryer typically indicate a problem with the moisture sensor or the condenser unit. The moisture sensor is responsible for detecting the amount of moisture in the drum and the condenser unit is responsible for removing the moisture from the air.
To troubleshoot this problem, you can try the following:

1. Clean the condenser unit: remove any lint or debris that may have accumulated in the condenser unit. Make sure the condenser unit is clean and free of blockages.
2. Check the moisture sensor: the sensor may be clogged or not working properly. Clean the sensor and make sure it is connected securely.
3. Check the air flow: make sure that the air flow to the condenser unit is not blocked.
4. Check the drain hose: make sure the drain hose is not clogged or kinked, and that the water is draining properly.
5. Check the water container: make sure the water container is empty and not overfull.
6. If the problem persists, it is recommended to consult a professional technician to check the dryer or contact the Hotpoint customer service for assistance.

It is important to note that these instructions may vary depending on the dryer model, so it is best to consult the user manual for specific instructions.

Hi,

I want to first make sure that your dryer is serviced up. so i want you to do these steps.
Most of the problems will be resolved doing these......

As clothes are tumble dried, they drop fibres. Most of this fluff is trapped by the lint filter and this needs to be checked and cleaned regularly. Lint also builds up in the vent pipe and around the electric motor in the rear of the dryer.

1.clean lint filter

Wait until the dryer cools, open the door and lift out the lint filter.
Gently brush off lint using your fingers.
On many models, the filter may also be washed. Check your manual for instructions.
If the filter is damaged in any way, you should replace it.

2.Vacuum area where lint filter sits:

The area where the lint filter sits should be vacuumed .
Remove the lint filter, and use a narrow vacuum nozzle to remove dust and lint from the fitting.

3.Clean inside the tumble dryer:




1. Make sure the dryer is cool, switch it off and unplug it.
2. Unscrew the retaining screws on the back panel, and lift it off. Vacuum the blower area.
3. Also vacuum around the vent pipe connection.
4. Replace the back panel and refit all the screws.


4.Check tumble dryer vent hose:
Wait for the dryer to cool. Unplug the vent hose and inspect its entire length for snags in the pipe.
Make sure the vent is not obstructed on the outside wall, and fit a flap or screen to keep out small animals.
If your vent pipe is punctured or damaged, you should replace it.



To avoid dryer problems,
Make sure the dryer is level and does not rock, and consult the manufacturer's instructions for the maximum weight of clothing to dry at one time. Also, make sure clothes have been spun-dry before putting them into the dryer.

This is just initial help,
Post your comments about how things turned up, Ill be giving suggestions based on your reply........

Thanx for using fixya,
Cheers.

If the aire being expelled is humid then this suggests that the unit if working fine. if clothes are still damp then maybe give them a second spin before putting in the drier, or dry them for longer. Also try putting less in the drier and drying in two loads.

If you can hear the dryer start and operate but at end of cycle your clothes are wet then it is likely (assuming the heater is turning on) that the fluff collection on the condensor unit is blocking its operation.
Refer manual at this site and follow instructions on page 20.

http://www.eirvik.is/gogn/L/t233c.pdf

If this is a condenser dryer, it could be the condenser unit that needs cleaning

I usually just stick the shower on it to clean out all the bits of fluff that gets gathered in there, but remember to give the inside of that hatch u brought it out of with some kitchen towel before u put the condenser filter back in.

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how do i clean my heat exchanger on the whirlpool awz 7913 condenser tumble dryer?

Have you taken the condenser itself out from the bottom of the machine? Remove the condenser from the bottom door and rotate the clamp tags which secure it in. Slide condenser out (aluminium mutli-finned box assembly) and carefully take it outside. Use a garden hose with lots of water pressure to spray each vent passage carefully to clear lint and dust away. Passages must be cleared in both directions, long ways and cross ways. Cross ways is the problem area and once you finish clearing the air ways you should see daylight through the condenser easily. Reassemble and always clear lint filter in the door /drum area.
Good luck.
Sam

sounds like pump has gone