- Condenser with heat pump
- 18 programs
- Automatic condenser filter cleaning
The Asko T5HXLT is a current condenser with heat pump tumble dryer. With 18 programs and a 24.3 lb drum, the T5HXLT's slow-drying complaints trace back to the condensate pump, once the automatic filter cleaning cycle itself starts failing more often than to a failed heating element. Codes here read from TD70-platform codes that are revision-specific -- a technician confirms the board revision first, because the number alone does not say what failed. The automatic condenser-filter cleaning cycle reduces lint calls but does not eliminate them -- the mechanism itself can jam.
Whether the T5HXLT even reports a code depends entirely on the platform underneath it. Simple analog condenser dryers in the T208V family publish nothing and are read by symptom. Service-documented TD70 machines do report codes, but the form shifts across board revisions — the same condensate-tank problem shows as L4 on one, F10 on the next, and S1 on a later one. Steam and heat-pump machines on the T411VD platform instead display ERROR_0 through ERROR_5. So the platform is the first thing established, not an afterthought, and across every build the usual reason for slow drying is a restricted air path rather than a failed part. For the T5HXLT, see dryer repair and our dryer error-code guides. Look up the T5HXLT on us.asko.com for manufacturer specifications, and browse our model directory to compare it with related Asko units.
