I have a Bosch Classixx Condenser Dryer which wont turn on - have cleaned out the filter - checked the fuse on the plug - still wont turn on. The model is WTE84107GB

Have you tried cleaning out the metal concertina-like element inside the bottom trap door? This clogged up caused mine to stop & also to drip some water on floor

Hey there, welcome to Fixya! The above answers were pretty helpful, did you fix your problem with them? Did you check the manual for further instructions? You can find a PDF copy here: Bosch Classixx 5 Manual

Try cleaning the detergent draw somtimes this can cause water to spill out and ofcourse check the filter and exit pipe :)

Hope this helps
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Bosch dishwashers have a food filter to catch food particles. You have to clean it occasionally, or it plugs up and stops water flow. This could be your problem. (Most other makers use a little grinding blade to finely chop the particles so they can be sent down the drain.)

Hello,

Welcome to FixYa.

As a freestanding unit, NO. It won`t have isolated fuses, However, if the unit is plugged into the dryer, then YES. It does through the dryer utility box.

If it is plugged into the dryer then you`ll need to look at the back of the dryer where it plugs into the dryer.

This is an example of what you need to look for...


If your washer is plugged in here, check the fuses inside the small box up in the corner, i.e.

**Please unplug the washer or dryer ( depending on the set-up I mentioned...freestanding or feed into dryer ) or turn off the breaker before servicing the unit any further...safety first**



Let me know if it is indeed plugged into the dryer and we can go from there.

I`ll watch for your reply.

Regards,

Macmarkus :)

http://www.bosch-home.co.uk/quick-links/customer-service/download-product-manuals.html

my wte84105gb condenser dryer (bosch) as a symbol on it looks like a glass with wavey lines inside it will not dry please advise what to do .

try replacing the thermistate fuse link

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

Most likely the heating element or a thermostat.