- Condenser with heat pump
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- Automatic condenser filter cleaning
The Asko T7HXLW is a current condenser with heat pump tumble dryer. Owners of the T7HXLW usually call about slow drying long before any error code appears, and the cause is almost always the condensate pump, once the automatic filter cleaning cycle itself starts failing. If the T7HXLW does raise a code, it is read against whichever TD70 board revision this unit carries -- L2-L4, F10/F29/F30, or S1-S9, since the same problem changes its label across revisions. The self-cleaning condenser filter means fewer lint complaints, but the cleaning cycle's own motor and linkage are what we end up replacing.
On the T7HXLW, the platform decides everything about how a problem surfaces. Analog condenser dryers such as the T208V family show no code and are worked by symptom. TD70 machines are code-bearing, yet the format is revision-dependent — the identical condensate-tank problem appears as L4, then F10, then S1 across successive boards. T411VD steam and heat-pump units run their own ERROR_0 through ERROR_5 scheme. Because of that, we settle the platform before anything else, and we check the air path first, since a restriction is the commonest cause of poor drying. For the T7HXLW, see dryer repair and our dryer error-code guides. Whenever you want the manufacturer's own figures for the T7HXLW, us.asko.com holds the specifications, while our model directory and guides handle the rest.
