Problems you may notice
• Dryer runs but produces little to no heat
• Clothes remain damp after completing a full cycle
• Error code F10 displays on the control panel
• Dryer stops mid-cycle and will not restart
• Heating cycles are noticeably longer than normal
• Dryer runs for extended periods without drying clothes effectively
Possible Causes
• Faulty thermal sensor detecting incorrect temperature readings
• Heating element failure or insufficient electrical supply to heating element
• Clogged lint filter restricting airflow and causing temperature sensor false readings
• Blocked exhaust vent or ductwork preventing proper air circulation
• Loose or corroded electrical connections to the heating assembly
• Broken door latch switch preventing proper door closure detection
• Power supply issues from 240V outlet not delivering full voltage
• Circuit breaker tripped or partially disconnected in home electrical panel
• Thermostat malfunction in the dryer's thermal control system
Precautionary measures
• Verify the dryer is properly plugged into a grounded 240V outlet and inspect the power cord for visible damage or bent prongs
• Check your home's circuit breaker panel to ensure the breaker for the dryer is fully switched ON; reset it by switching OFF then back ON
• Ensure the dryer door closes completely and latches securely with an audible click
• Remove and clean the lint filter thoroughly, then rinse it under running water and allow it to dry completely before reinserting
• Inspect the exhaust vent hood outside your home to confirm it opens freely and is not blocked by lint, debris, or weather covers
• Check that the dryer is not overloaded; remove excess clothing and ensure items are not tightly packed
• Verify you are selecting the appropriate heat setting for your load; avoid using "no heat" or "air dry" settings for items requiring heat
• Unplug the dryer from the wall outlet or turn OFF the circuit breaker at your electrical panel, wait 60 seconds, then restore power to reset the appliance
• Allow the dryer to cool for 30 minutes before attempting to run another cycle
• If error code F10 persists after completing these steps, contact a professional appliance repair technician to diagnose and repair the thermal sensor or heating element
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