How to Troubleshoot a Bosch WTV76100US

The Bosch WTV76100US dryer makes drying clothes quicker than hanging them on a clothesline. The dryer has a low energy consumption motor and a quiet operation cycle. The WTV76100US model has a sensor-controlled drying cycle that runs the dryer only as long as the clothes are wet or damp. Regular maintenance is important for the dryer or small problems may arise. Bosch recommends troubleshooting steps if the dryer is not operating properly. Does this Spark an idea?

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Rag
White vinegar

Instructions

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  Check the electrical plug. Turn off the electrical breaker that supplies power the to dryer plug. Push the electrical plug completely into the outlet to make sure the dryer is plugged in properly. Turn on the electrical breaker.
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  Check the dryer door. If the indicator lights on the dryer are on, the dryer door may be slightly open. Push the dryer door closed. The dryer will not start unless the door is closed securely.
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  Clean the lint filter. If the display shows "F:01" or "F:02" the lint filter may be dirty. Remove the lint filter and clean the lint. If the lint filter is not dirty, inspect the dryer exhaust air vent and make sure the vent is operating properly.
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  Turn off the dryer for 30 minutes if the dryer display shows "-0-" and the start/stop indicator light is off. The dryer has experienced a programming fault and should be turned off for at least 30 minutes.
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  Clean the moisture sensor. If the clothes do not get dry, or if the dryer display shows "F:04" the moisture sensor may be dirty. The moisture sensor is next to the lint filter. Clean the sensor using a rag with a small amount of white vinegar on it.