Will not turn off keeps drying - GE Profile DPSB620ECWW Electric Dryer

Got a bosch classixx 7 rear vented sensor tumble dryer, when turned on it works perfect for the 1st dry but if I do a 2nd load it switches to end after 2 mins . . I have followed the instructions turning to 6 pm and clockwise once , I get iron dry and cupboard dry lights on with flashing start button . Any ideas what this fault maybe

If it's not making heat the humidity sensor will never dry out, therefore it keeps running. It sounds like your heating element is bad.

bad news... you can try and dry it some more in warm and dry condition more another day or two... open up whatever compartment you can and see if there's any moisture... Gently blow dry (not to close) and try again. with todays laptop price, it may not be worth to repair.. probably your hard drive is safe though. worst case: salvage the hard drive and transfer the data - you can event turn it into a portable drive.

then it maybe the heat element.Is it getting hot and it may be the controll panel,there still could be sme lint stock some were,try using vacum hose and put in back of dryer it may free it up.

Hi,

Normal-Heated Dry, Normal-Heated Dry, Normal-Heated Dry, Normal-Heated Dry.

OR (depending on the model)

Hi-Temp-Heat Dry, Hi Temp-Heat Dry, Hi Temp-Heat Dry.

Hope that work`s. Keep in mind there is a underlying problem to cause the "1" to appear in the display repeatedly, so this is only a short term cheat.

Good luck.

macmarkus :)

Hi!

You may keep it turned off until all the external parts and the battery compartments get dry. Furthermore, since the Camera has got wet in rain so there is possibility that rain water may have imbibed inside the Camera thus causing mechanical failure.

So, if the Camera doesn't turn ON even after drying it completely and charging the Battery fully. In that case, service will be required.

You have a leak due to the Lid seal leak.
1- Unplug the power, then pull out top draw half way and
2-Touch the bottom top housing ( not bottom top draw) you will feel it wet. Try to dry it by stick in a towel.
3- Repeat the same for the bottom drawer.
After drying out, wait for at least 1 day so the sensor can be dried out then plug in the Power, you will be fine.
4- Contact me for the next step.

your motor is going out , it doesn't have wenough to keep going.

If you use a lot of dryer sheets, it will build up an oily residue on the sensor strips causing a "false" reading. Light sandpaper and alchohol over the strips should clean them well. Another possibility, is if you have a mixed load, ie..towels, socks, jeans , if a sock or something light keeps hitting the strips, the dryer thinks the whole load is dry (it doesn't know there are different thing in there) Try keeping loads similar when using auto dry.

make sure your vent is clear from dryer to outside the house.your keeping moisture in dryer and if it cant circulate the air out correctly your clothes will take forever to dry.