You Can fix your Bosch tumble dryer not drying properly.
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- Our Bosch dryer series 8 tumble dryer was taking longer to finish and was not drying as well,
The condenser was clogged but a pain to get to as it's not removable.
The answer is to cut out an access panel to clean the condenser and then I found there is an access panel repair kit to cover the hole.
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Our machine was not listed as compatible but it fit's no problem.
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Is your Bosch Series 8 tumble dryer running longer than usual and failing to dry your clothes effectively? You're not alone! In this video, I have a step-by-step solution to this common issue that will have your dryer working like new in no time.
Our Bosch Series 8 tumble dryer was experiencing these exact problems, and we found the culprit - a clogged condenser. However, accessing the condenser was a challenge as it's not removable. But we discovered a straightforward fix that anyone can do at home!
I show how to cut out an access panel to reach the condenser for easy cleaning. You don't need advanced technical skills or expensive tools for this repair; I'll show you how to do it safely and efficiently.
I also stumbled upon an access panel repair kit designed to cover the hole after cleaning. Even though our machine wasn't listed as compatible, we found that it fits perfectly without any issues, giving our dryer a polished and finished look.
Thanks for watching hope this helps. I have another video it's an easier/ better way of cleaning the condenser
WATCH Here ua-cam.com/video/vS94WOMAvIo/v-deo.html
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Thank you so much! When the second dryer we received under warranty started failing with the exact same reason as the first. I was getting prepared for the worst. This is the only resource I could find that actually gave the solution.
Our condenser was completely clogged and the dryer was taking 5 hours to do a light load.
I owe you a beer!
No problem I was in a similar situation, had already started cutting out the hole before I found the flap, seems to be a lot of people having the same problem.👍
Super useful, thank you. Our dryer must be ten years old and it's only recently occurred to me that the reason it's taking ages to dry, and that it seems to complain about the lint filter being full when it's not, could be the condenser being clogged. Searched for how to do it, and found this video - perfect!
Thank you, I'm glad it helped
be careful with the fins they are really easy to bend so check they are straight as that could affect air flow.
I have to say bosch/ siemens improved the design a lot in the newer generations. I can not imagine what they were thinking when they decided to not make this accessible from the beginning.
Production cost's probably. 👍
They were thinking “how can we get these to break faster without people realizing they could have prevented an early death?”
Unfortunately this does not help because its the heating element which is FULLY clogged and you could only access it with a FULL disassembly (must remove condenser, heater and pump as a whole) ! The heating element fins has less spaces.
Is this issue same with series 6 bosh? Or just series 8 ? @Burglups
@@monikal.7998 bosch dryers are the exact same from series 4 to 8 the only difference is the electronics
Excellent video. My Bosch dryer was leaving cloths damp even when put on max dry setting.
Upon opening the hatch as per video all the fins were bent up and clogged. Very little air flow. Once cleaned up (I used a kitchen knife) and realigned it now dries perfectly. 👍
Glade it helped, I tried again with a garden sprayer ua-cam.com/video/vS94WOMAvIo/v-deo.html
I was interested in how to open the cover and you explained at the very end, thank you!
No problem thanks for watching 👍
I've done another video showing how to get the cover off and a better way of cleaning ua-cam.com/video/vS94WOMAvIo/v-deo.html
Wow, after watching you video I can do this myself. You’ve saved me £600! I had a technician over and they said “nothing can be done, best to buy a new one”. They have no idea, and Bosch were clueless. Didn’t even know how to find the condenser!
I know what you mean. I contacted bosch about my washing machine when it was less than a year old, that was over 4yrs ago and still waiting for a reply 🤣
Well the replacement plastic panel was £15 on Amazon and arrived within 5 days. All fixed up and now drying clothes very well. Thank you so much!
No Problem, it's nice to hear it helped you👍
Hello, thanks for this video! Wath is the name of this part - 5:10 min.? Send link from Amazon, please?
Thanks, It's called a maintenance repair flap, there is a link in the description 👍
Thanks for this........had a look inside ours and half the fins were 'folded over' so no wonder dryer was inefficient. Simple job and spare plate arrived within a couple of days.
Glad it helped, I bent my fins trying to get it clean before I found the flap.
I was surprised how soft the fins are.........
At least it make them easy to straighten
How did you remove the lower front panel where the grid is located? Great video, thank you!
start at the bottom edge, if you look at 7:05 you can see there are 5 recesses where the clips locate, get the bottom out first as the top clips are hooks and snap easily.
Thanks for the video. This is exactly what I was looking for. Provide the catalog number of the plug - the flap that you screwed in place of the cut-out hole. Thanks
There's a link in the description under first paragraph. 646776
What Stefan said - thanks for the vid. Was nervous about breaking the front panel.
I broke a couple of lugs off and its still OK, so you have a bit of wiggle room😉
Mine is a 7 series, I can see the dust and debris in the condenser from above but it’s the same as yours in that the access panel is fixed. Where do I buy a screw in replacement from please as can’t see the link you mentioned in a previous post?
@@michaelinkster4977 try this amzn.to/4bkVQM9 it should be in the description 👍
How did the fins get so dented and misshapen? Is that the pressure of the fluff hitting it on bigger loads?
No the first time I cleaned it I didn't know about the maintenance flap so I used a plastic pipe attached to hover to get down to the condenser.
Didn't go well 😁👍
Just did mine - just used a spray bottle with water & dishwashing - then flushed with water - voila ! Foamed up a bit which set off the water full alarm. Got a wet towel and put that in the drum. Problem solved and thats without a condensor cover - just put the front fascia back on - works a dream now.
Nice one 👍👍
this has been the most helpful video I could find on sorting out my very sluggish dryer - thank you so much
No problem I'm happy it helped.
Thanks ! You saved my back ! Please can you tell me what is the part number for this condenser door for WTW85550BY/02 type WDT65 ? It is a Serie 8 dryer, 9 kilograms …
I used this one amzn.to/4bkVQM9 part number is 00646776 i'm not sure there is another option, but my machine wasn't listed but it still fit.
My exchange unit was all wet and the bottom corners... Is this an indication that it needs replacing? I've cleaned as well as I can
hard to say if it needs replacing but ours is always a little wet, have a look at this one for a better clean ua-cam.com/video/vS94WOMAvIo/v-deo.html
@50plusdad-uk wish I could post a picture to show you... Looked grim lol
I can imagine, I've added a third filter like the newer models have and so far it seems to be working well and it's really easy to do have a look ua-cam.com/video/TvZXntGSepc/v-deo.html
where can i get a replacement front panel please
Theres a link to the small panel in the description, if you need the large kick panel try bosch-home.co.uk
There should be a part number on the panel from memory its about £11 plus delivery 👍
Hi! Many thanks for all information. I have a 6 series bosh dryer and its model is bosch WTW85410TR. Can I implement the same process for my dryer too?
I cant say for definite but it looks the very similar
@@50plusdad-uk thanks for reply
@ervakardelenakyuz8888 good luck with it, hope it helps.
Thank for the video but I couldn’t understand how to open the front cover it isn’t seen in the video
At 7:08 you can see 5 recess's along the bottom edge, I mention it at 7:35 there are 5 clips you need to release, use a small flat screw driver or something thin and flat, don't start at the top these are hooks and break really easy.
start at one side and work towards the other, be gentle and take your time.
@@50plusdad-uk thanks a lot 🌸
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Thank you so much for this! My seven year old Series 8 feels like new!
That's great thanks for watching 👍
This just saved me from an expensive intervention. Ty
thanks 😁
hi there, thank you so much...I cannot open the cover to get to the grill...any suggestions?? and thank you!!
Have a look at this ua-cam.com/video/vS94WOMAvIo/v-deo.html I show how to get it off (be gentle with the clips) and another way to clean it
I've got a similar model. Did a cleaning of those fins.. But now I also notice that the front fan isn't rotating as the machine runs. So that's probably broken... Anyone know if it's hard to replace? I can't find any videos on that.
I've not had to change mine yet but it looks like it unscrews from the front and then hopefully wiggles out, best to unplug the machine first and while its out get in there with a hoover and get rid of any fluff etc probably worth taking the top panel off and clean there too.
If you know the pitch between the condenser fins you can get a cheap radiator fin comb to straighten them out. I'm running a second hand Bosch self cleaning heat pump dryer. It's about 10 years old. Just replaced the tumbler belt and the bearing. Still somehow works and dries like a champ. It did cost me 80 quid though.
Hi
From where I can buy a cover u use to cover the condenser?!
There's a amazon link in the description amzn.to/4bkVQM9
Just about to do this when I found your video... no idea the front panel came off without having to remove everything else (unlike the matching washing machine!). Many thanks.
Glad it helped, thanks for watching 👍😁
Nice work. Saved me a lot of time
Thanks 😊
I cut open the plastic cover and cleaned the condenser but I had no reparation kit so just closed it again using some tape. Now the dryer does not start..I guess the two are related? Ordering the flap asap to check though...
Dont use tape, it will get hot and let go then any moisture will leak out. Not sure why it won't start maybe linked to the panel. Turn off the power when you fit it and check everything before switching back on.
Hoy. could u possibly provide me with number for replaced part or where to order it? Thanks a lot. Good job this video
No problem thanks for watching, there is an amazon link for the flap on the description 👍👍
we have an AEG with similar filter setup and 'had' the same issues of small amounts of fluff still getting through. After a cleaning via a hose down and dry I put to myself how can this be improved with filtering moisture laden air without restricting airflow. my train of thought went to filters for aquariums and now I use "Fluval" filterpad in the cavity between the original filter and the condenser
after a few weeks/ months of use I pull out the Fluval and vacuum it clear and replace back into the cavity, eventually it did get so pulled apart from the years of vacuuming; I actually replaced with fresh section and there is plenty in the original purchase (in other words, "one bag lasts years for such a cheap option / experiment " )
The bosch has 2 filters, you would think that would be enough to stop anything from getting through. 😀👍
@@50plusdad-ukI think it got through internally via the air intake on the right… I’ve seen some deep clean video where people open this up fully and there are a lot of fluff…
@@50plusdad-uk no
Very useful video, thanks ! I see it helped quite some people but I feel stupid for not being able to get the front panel off... I had expected it to be easy once I had my putty knife under it, but it does not want to come. I am wary of applying more force for fear of breaking the plastic thingy (they always do in my experience, and/or you can't get it back in again properly). Any tips for this ? Pity you did not show that part.
Thanks for watching, yes I missed the front panel bit out so I put it in this one ua-cam.com/video/vS94WOMAvIo/v-deo.html hope it helps, just go gently.
@@50plusdad-uk Thanks so much ! I should have checked that link first of all before asking 🤭
No problem hopefully it'll help.
@@50plusdad-uk I hope so too. Waiting for the replacement part to arrive from Amazon, then we'll see.
Have you used the intense (~3 hours long) condenser cleaner program with the Bosch cleaner solution? I'm wondering if that would be enough or even better.
I was getting lots of plastic fluff but mainly dog fur out of it, how it gets past the 2 filters I'll never know but I wouldn't want to suck it up the pump.👍
how to start that program?
How do you start the self cleaning program?
try this ua-cam.com/video/F9WKcHgzj1E/v-deo.html hope it helps.
how did you open the bottom cover in the beginning of the video?
There are five clips along the bottom, I show it better in this video ua-cam.com/video/vS94WOMAvIo/v-deo.html
Nice, May I know they part (cover) name and where do you get that ? Thanks
Thanks, it's a maintenance cover, there is a link in the description to amazon with part number 😀
@@50plusdad-uk thank you
@Darkpool_trading no problem good luck with it 👍
what if you cut the cover off and leave it open without replacement cover, just put the front (white) cover back?
It needs to be sealed by the replacement cover to stop moisture getting into the rest of the machine and keep the heat in.
Hi dear friend!
Which one do you think is less troublesome?
Self cleaning condencer or manuel ?
I was going to buy Bosch Serie 8, but I think I should buy Serie 6 to avoid buying a self-cleaning model? what do you say?
The manual is probably easier to clean although i have seen that the new self cleaning machine has an access panel and another lint trap which will make it a lot better.
I have a 20 year old dryer from Bosh as well. That one still works fine even if it leaks. These new models don't even last 2 years with a family of 5. The insides are covered with lint and they always error because the sensors get covered. This this thing is literally designed to fail!
I've got 4 bosch appliances and I've been up to my elbows in 3 of them this year. E15 error dishwasher, drum shocks washing machine and this dryer. I'm thinking I'd better defrost the freezer so it doesn't feel left out. 🤣👍
How did the fins become so bent in the first place?
Before I fitted the maintenance panel I used a pipe on the end of my wet vac to try and clean it, but you can't see what your doing oops 😬
@@50plusdad-uk thanks for the reply! I’ve just ordered a Bosch dryer but it doesn’t have self cleaning so presumably I’ll have access to the condenser fins and I’ll be sure to clean regularly. 👍🏻
@zoltar808 👍
Hello, would you recommend the Bosch Serie 6 dryer or the new Samsung machine?
Dont know anything about Samsung dryer but I have a Samsung American style fridge freezer that's 14yrs old with no issues, all 3 of my bosch appliances have been apart in the last year. 👍
Were can i buy the cover ? How's name it
NL. waar kan ik die afdek plaat kopen? Hoe heet het?
Theres a link to the small repair panel in the description, if you need the large kick panel try bosch-home.co.uk
There should be a part number on your panel so you get the correct one, from memory its about £11 plus delivery
Where do you get the replacement panel from?
There is an amazon link in the description 👍
I bought it from the local service 25€
Thx for the video! Now my dryer is working again! 👍
No problem, nice job 👍
Brilliant information, thanks so much for sharing 😊
🙂👍👍
I opened the filter section and a couple of those plastic clips broke. 😞
same happened to me couple of top ones but it still holds, you can get a new panel👍
Mine as well
But I dare to cut that piece 🤣🤣
As an appliance engineer I have seen this problem loads of times on these bosch Siemens dryers 😌 the problem is the self cleaning doesn't work a solenoid on the draw let's condensed water run over the front of the condenser during the cycle 😳 the other problem it causes is all the crap runs down and eventually blocks all the condensed water channels and pump 🙄 the best way to completely clear the whole condenser and condensed water channels is a complete strip down removing the entire heat pump assy and jet washing it cleaning ,this then allows access to the condenser channels underneath the evaporator 🫡 it's a good 2 to 3 hour job but restores it to as new drying times 😎 they are a real pain to work on even a belt replacement is major strip down job🫣 they have learned their lesson and the latter models are classed as easy clean and have a removable panel to clean out the condenser. They have also made the gaps between the fin's on the condenser wider so don't block up so easily and easier to clean.,also there is a fairly wide gap underneath the evaporator to clean out stops the pump from getting blocked so easily 😎 a vast improvement and a well built dryer
I'm deciding between the models with vs without the self-cleaning option.
What do you say are the cons of the self-cleaning one in the updated models?
I'm not very handy to do things outside of what's designed for the user to do in the manual. Is it still preferable to go for a manual-cleaning model for more worry-free maintenance? Thanks.
@est9949 Mate just avoid it, it's a massive job to clean them. Buy a simple dryer instead
I have this exact heat pump dryer for 8 years now. I had a Bosch engineer out 3 times now to clean the so called self cleaning condenser. Yes it’s a big job as the whole dryer has to stripped down to access the condenser. Bosch have clearly failed on their self cleaning technology. It’s a shame because it works like a dream again once the condenser is cleaned.
I was just about to buy bosh series 6 hear pump dryer but after your comment I may re-co sider it as I believe the model I was about to buy has the self cleaning function.
Do you recommend particular brand / model to avoid this issue?
Have you ever tried to pressure steam the condenser with steamer?
I haven't tried a steamer, I'm not sure if it would get deep enough, next time I'm gonna try a hose or spray to see if that gets any more muck off.
Give it a blast with the garden hose. Not a long one though
I went down the dry route to avoid making loads of mess, I'll give the hose a go next time it clogs and use a wet vac to mop up as we go. Thanks 😊
@@50plusdad-uk I use the hose and give it short blasts. The dryer is running so it gets pumped up to the container. On my dryer, there are no electrics in the condenser part.
I wouldn't want to suck the goo I picked off the condenser through the pump but ill try a shop vac next.
Merhaba en son taktığınız kapağı türkçe de nasıl aratabilirim amazon linki verdiğiniz kapağı bulamıyorum türkiyede
Kestiğiniz yerin üzerine vidaladığınız kapak
Yüksük ve kıvırıcıyı arayın. İncelemelere ve fiyata bakın, çok kullanmayacaksanız çok fazla harcama yapmayın.
Google çeviriyi kullanacağım, bu yüzden kötü olabilir ama deneyeceğim. izlediğiniz için teşekkürler.
@@50plusdad-uk teşekkür ederim, bir bakacağım daha makineyi kullanmaya başlamadım bile ama bu videolardan sonra bir tane alıp kenara koysam iyi olur diye düşündüm. Keşke conderser kısmı açılıp kapanabilir olanlardan alsaydım
Good luck
Excxellent video. I Would like to add that if you remove the condenswater pump at the rear, you can flush the radiator thoroughly with a garden hose and a stiff water beam (not high pressure). Out comes a turd of dirt that even a St Bernhard dog would be ashamed of. On the fly , clean the waterlevel sensor (two inox beams). So, self cleaning, Siemens - Really? That's the usual markteting-made up nonsense. You should clean the condensor every time the achievements of your dryer fall short of your expectations. Unfortunately it is quite a hassle but it can be done.
Thanks, thats a great tip
@rmariu suggested a low pressure hose, I think that's definitely worth a try, I'm gonna pair that with a wet vac next time 👍
Where are the water level sensors located? I’ve tried to locate them without success. So annoying that there are no instructions to these things to find! A shame to have to buy a new dryer if it really is just a case of cleaning.
@@ingridaartunbe8957 Have a look at www.bosch-home.co.uk/customer-service/spare-parts-search You need to enter the E-Nr number for your machine and it will take you to a parts diagram of sorts. There is a moisture sensor that can be cleaned just inside the door at the bottom, between the door and the drum, it looks like 2 metal strips that have a slight curve, don't use anything that will damage them.
Heat pump dryers of this type have a major weakness that causes them to fail from the very first drying cycle. Instead of installing this nonsensical technology with self-cleaning, it would have been better to install a filter directly in front of the heat exchanger. This prevents fluff and dust from penetrating the slats and clogging them. The manufacturer Miele builds its dryers this way. The filters in the door are not sufficient. If you have a dryer like this and are handy, you should remove the heat exchanger, clean it thoroughly and cut a filter out of ppi30 foam and place it in front of it. You can clean this every 6 to 8 drying cycles and the device will stay clean and work efficiently for a long time.
Like this ? ua-cam.com/video/TvZXntGSepc/v-deo.html
Thank you for your post.
I've been looking for a fix for this.
thanks for watching
Do you need the flap? Can't you just keep that open and put on the lid?
You need the flap to seal the machine or it will dtaw air through the hole and not the drum. It would also let moisture out and possibly even water damaging the machine etc
Ah thx! Good explanation👍
No problem thanks for watching
How to open white plastic cover? You didn’t show that. Thanks.
start at the bottom edge, if you look at 7:05 you can see there are 5 recesses where the clips locate, get the bottom out first as the top clips are hooks and snap easily.
@@50plusdad-ukThank you! 😊
No problem happy to help 😊
And how to remove front part? You skipped that part to record?
Thanks for watching, Have a look at this one ua-cam.com/video/vS94WOMAvIo/v-deo.html
it shows how to get it off.
Very useful have same problem nice manual
Thanks 👍
Your channel is great, such random stuff but it’s right up my street 😎🤓
Yeah I don't plan it, I just put things up as they happen and hopefully it's useful for someone else.🤣
@@50plusdad-uk it’s because I’m a 50+ dad, that’s why it appeals to me 😎👌🏻👍🏻
How long did you have it before it ended up like this pal? Looking to purchase a new tumble dryer myself but don’t want to waste money on a self cleaning one if it doesn’t actually work! Think the main issue with the heat pump dryers is the issue you have in this video and i don’t think the part is easily removable on any them regardless of brand, but I could be wrong. Would you have rather have bought a standard condenser model to avoid this issue as I know you can remove this part on them and clean it out thoroughly. I know the heat pump models are more efficient at first, but how long does that actually last before it becomes false economy due to it getting clogged up like this and it being virtually un-cleanable except the front part that you cleaned in this video, which I would imagine is even worse on dryers without the self cleaning function.
This is about 5 years old now, I have cleaned it before but without cutting the panel out so it was more a quick poke with a hoover (hence the bent fins on the condenser) and just because I was cleaning the 2 removable filters. This time it was not drying as well so I went all in at it, Our problem is 2 Husky cross dogs their fur gets everywhere so what ever we have gets covered in it, there is probably fur in all my videos if you look close enough.
But it did take 5yrs to get this bad so we are happy with ours over a standard dryer.
thank you soooooo much, now I will go and fix my dryer..
😁👍
The filters aren't clean as you say, one , the outer is, you can see through it, but the inner one, has like microfibers cloging the mesh, easy to check if you know you need to be able to read any text through it, like the outer.
As for the selfcleaning condenser, more ofren is the rear heat exchanger cloged.,
I did another video using a garden sprayer, this is really good at getting deeper between the fins. I think next time it clogs I'll try back flushing from the pump side to try and push the fluff back out the way it came.👍
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Thank you, glad you liked it
put the machine in test mode and test the cleaning system ripetutely and it will clean, obviusly with the tank water filled up
I tried that it didn't get the dog fur out, next time I'm going to try a hose and wet vac.
Thank you for the video. How to put the machine in test mode or maintenance mode? I got Siemmens iq500 but it looks exactly the same .
@@Redanssi There are instructions from
@jmolsson85 in the comments of this video ua-cam.com/video/vS94WOMAvIo/v-deo.html
i have the same problem. such a terrible construction.
I know what were they thinking, I've done another video on an easy way to clean it if that helps.
Should i buy this machine or not? It will be working 3-4 times a day
I think the newer models have an additional lint trap/filter that is easily cleaned but I've not used one, ours is nearly 6yrs old. 3-4 times a day seems a lot you may be better off with a much larger capacity machine so you don't have so many loads 👍
@@50plusdad-uk i was thinking to buy the siemens model 9kg , but it as the self cleaning .... or the lg 10kg with self cleaning again, not sure. Im confused 🤣
@GonçaloSimões-l5i thats the trouble too much choice, maybe try searching the machines you mentioned with known faults at the end and see what problems people have had, it may help you decide. Good luck 👍
I love you! Thank you 🙏
Thanks 😊
I had no idea when I did this how many people were having the same problem, so it's been really nice to help. 😁👍
Thank you for this!
No problem 😊
I have a E:00 -36 error anyone get this?
I've not had this one yet, it's not listed on the bosch site www.bosch-home.com/mt/service/get-support/dryer-errors
The only thing I can find is for blocked drain tube or pump, might be worth pulling the machine out and see if the pipe is blocked or if you don't use the tank and are piped direct to the drain check that the pipe is not kinked/blocked.
You have to be careful when vacuuming the condenser and not press too hard against those fins. Otherwise, you bend far too many of them.
Wouldn't a can of compressed air be a safer option? Or maybe a computer vac.
I did another video and used a water sprayer, it works well.
Awesome bro!! They make some shit units with no access to clean...
my mother inlaw has a newer bosch and it has an access flap with a third filter behind it, the condenser is spotless, I got some filters so i'm going to try and modify this machine again.
Thank you very much
👍thanks for watching
Thank you
No problem 😊
Approx where are the clips on the bottom of the face plate
Have a look at this one I show how to get it off. ua-cam.com/video/vS94WOMAvIo/v-deo.htmlsi=riYlaa-z2xBbPwnB 👍
Thanks for the video but sadly this is just the tip of the ice berg and won’t solve the real problem. Probably the heater unit is clogged with a thick layer of dust a that can’t be cleaned unless you disassemble the dryer. Look at this video how to do it ua-cam.com/video/K7TLldVklig/v-deo.htmlsi=qHWwdunYmVeM6hJP
Thanks for watching, @Mentaspex mentions pulling the pump at the rear and flushing through with low pressure water, this might be an easier way rather than pull most of the dryer apart, mine works fine after cleaning the front part but my main problem is dog fur from 2 Huskies. 👍
It depends, wherever you have earlier revision of this dryer, which has only 1 lint filter, or second revision, which has 2 lint filters. Later they added very fine lint filter in order to prevent the heater and condenser unit from being clogged. You can find this comment in the video that you linked. If you look at that video, the dryer on that video has only 1 filter, thats why there is so much lint inside. I have later revision of this dryer and plan to do this, but not because my dryer takes forever to dry the clothes, but because the clothes started to stink after taken out from the dryer. I tried bosch original cleaning solution for heat pump tumble dryer, but it did not help, so I am suspecting it will be the condenser.
you didn't fix anything like this
the condenser is clogged from the inside, and you only cleaned the outside...
That machine cannot be cleaned without complete disassembly, which is cost-effective
Mine works much better now. I have another way of cleaning that gets in a lot deeper. 👍
@@50plusdad-uk you just put off the problem for later.
the air flow is inevitably constantly reduced on machines with heat pumps, and it is impossible to clean them without complete disassembly, which cannot be done at home.
Bosch is anything but quality today…sadly
I've got 4 and 3 of them I've had to take apart in the last 6 months 😔
@@50plusdad-uk I have Bosch dishwasher, Bosch fridgefreezer and Bosch Serie 6 washing machine.
Bosch dishwasher leaked from base after 4.5 years showing E15? Fridge freezer freezes stuff almost in fridge part, washing machine is ok for now but deffo not worth the money…
@bogdannb my freezer is ok so far, dishwasher e15, tumble dryer condenser clogged and the washing machine shock absorbers went causing it to try and escape during spin cycle.
@@50plusdad-uk “Made in Germany” quality😇😂
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Bosh service raadt aan een droogkast 8 series van 8 jaar oud, naar containerpark te voeren ipv technieker langs te sturen. Fijn, nooit geen bosh meer dank je. 😒
Geen probleem, blij dat het hielp, Thanks
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