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Beko wdix8543100 Not drying clothes

JAJay
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Hi there,

I have the Beko wdix8543100 washer/dry that isn't drying clothes. I can hear the fan running when in drying mode however there is no heat generated whatsoever. I have tried replacing the entire heating box (which includes the heating element, thermostats etc) but still no joy. Next step, I was thinking of removing the control board, checking for dry joints etc and/or replacing however is there anything else I can or should check first?

Just to note, in the wash cycle the water is heating fine, so it's just the dryer heat that isn't working.

All thoughts and help appreciated..

Jay

P.S. Do service manuals exist anywhere for these models?

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Beko WDIX8543100 washer dryer runs fan but produces no drying heat

The problem
The Beko WDIX8543100 washer dryer would wash normally and heat water on wash cycles, but in drying mode the fan could be heard running with no heat generated. The original poster had already replaced the complete drying heating box/unit, including the element, fan and thermal cut-outs/thermostats, without curing the fault.
Likely cause
Most strongly supported diagnosis was a fault in the dryer heating safety/control circuit rather than the main heating box itself. The accepted reply said washer dryers with no drying heat are commonly caused by thermostats, thermal cut-outs or the element, and advised checking whether there is another thermal cut-out elsewhere in the wiring. A further reply suggested some models also have an exhaust thermostat monitoring expelled hot air.
What fixed it
Do not replace further parts without diagnosis. Trace the dryer heater wiring and check for any additional thermal cut-out or exhaust thermostat not mounted on the main heating box. The discussion did not confirm a final repair.
Checks to try
  • Confirmed wash cycle water heating was normal
  • Confirmed drying fan runs but no heat is produced
  • Complete drying heating box/unit had been replaced
  • Advised to follow the heater wires to look for another TOC
  • Suggested checking for an exhaust thermostat/stat
Parts or tools mentioned
  • heating box/unit
  • heating element
  • fan
  • TOCs
  • thermostats
  • control board
  • service manual or diagram

Safety: Further diagnosis should be carried out by a suitably qualified appliance engineer.

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WH
WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered over 1 year ago

Hi. I wouldn't replace anything else unless you can diagnose a fault. Every time I‘ve had a washer dryer not heating its always been one of the stats, or TOCs or the element. Is there a TOC not actually on the main heating element fitting? Follow the wires.

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JA
Jay
Answered over 1 year ago

Thanks so much for the response Andy, there's two TOCs on the main heating box that have been replaced, along with the element (whole heating box/unit was swapped out with element, fan, TOC's etc). I'll have another good look and follow the wires like you said but didn't see anything obvious last time. Was hoping to find a service manual or diagram to help..

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WH
WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered over 1 year ago

Some dryers had an exhaust stat that monitored the temperature of the hot air being expelled from the dryer.

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