Bosch Dryer Error E09 Fault Repair

A walkthrough of how to fix Bosch E09 Error Code on a Dryer. This will apply to most Bosch Condensor dryers. If your dryer is not heating properly or ends up showing this E09 Fault Code this diagnosis and fix will help.

[@RobHoward-u7r]

I have replaced the heating element, the heating element is still not heating up and I am still getting a E9 fault code. Any further suggestions?

[@yeseniar8604]

Were you able to find an answer?

[@valdemarstasilovich6139]

My bosch wtw855rsn doesn't have sensor over the cover. Where I can find it?

[@SartiElectric]

Hello!! I'm Roberto.Thanks for the video! But my Bosch dryer (series 8) behind that panel doesn't have that sensor. Where else could it be? Thanks...

[@patrickwharewera-jones1941]

Hi there, did you manage to find where the sensor was?

[@bernesbosniak5893]

It is possible to have the translation in French

[@gpwindshield4247]

Where can you buy the heater element?

[@laurentdesmecht5289]

Thank you a lot !
By following your intructions I was able to fix our dryer

[@askmrwashywashy]

Welcome glad it worked for you

[@BrunoFerreira-sf6gr]

Thanks...video...👏👍🇧🇷🙋‍♂️

[@askmrwashywashy]

Welcome hope you’ll get some value from it

[@BrunoFerreira-sf6gr]

@@askmrwashywashy yes...I'm very grateful...I'm a technician in Brazil...and I can follow you from here...I work a lot with top load washers (Electrolux)..and I also repair dryers...

[@BrunoFerreira-sf6gr]

@@askmrwashywashy friend... you speak of Europe...?..

[@paulb9769]

The black one next to the TOC is an NTC there will be resistance!

[@grandnarratives]

Very helpful. Having tested both sensor and thermostat, I replaced the whole heater element. Unfortunately, it still returns E:09. Any ideas what to check next?

[@askmrwashywashy]

hi when you start it up is it heating up ? if so does it get really hot ?

[@grandnarratives]

@@askmrwashywashy after a few tries, it stopped returning the error code. It is heating, but not as hot as a remember it being-it took over 4h to dry one damp sheet, and it still wasn't very dry. Before replacing the parts, I disassembled the unit and vacuumed every speck of dust out. I've wiped down the moisture sensor, flushed the drain hose,, and the pump seems to be draining normally. Short of a computer error, the only other factor I can think of is that it's an unusually hot and humid summer, and our A/C isn't really keeping up...

[@danielmielnik9000]

Faulty pcb

[@CharlesKalonga-bs5bk]

I have checked the sensor heating elements and thermal fuse are ok but still showing E09 so what next

[@danielmielnik9000]

Faulty PCB

[@paulb9769]

Did you find out?