- Condenser with heat pump
- 18 programs
- Automatic condenser filter cleaning
The Asko T5HXLW is a current condenser with heat pump tumble dryer. Owners of the T5HXLW 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 T5HXLW does raise a code, it is read against the TD70 service-platform codes, which change form across board revisions -- the same condensate-tank problem reads as L4, F10 or S1 depending on which revision is fitted. The self-cleaning condenser filter means fewer lint complaints, but the cleaning cycle's own motor and linkage are what we end up replacing.
The T5HXLW belongs to one of several dryer platforms, and that alone determines whether it can show a code. Condenser dryers in the analog T208V family publish none and are read by symptom. TD70 service machines publish codes that change shape by revision, so L4, F10 and S1 may all describe one condensate-tank problem. Steam and heat-pump T411VD machines use ERROR_0 to ERROR_5. We fix the platform first, and treat a restricted air path as the prime suspect whenever drying slows. For the T5HXLW, see dryer repair and our dryer error-code guides. Check the T5HXLW's published specification at us.asko.com, and use our Asko repair guides when it is time to act on a problem.
