Dryer does not heat or stops with E60; clothes remain cold and wet even after full cycle.

Safety first: Disconnect mains power. Heating components can remain hot after use.

• 1. Clean filters: Remove and thoroughly clean the lint filter and, if fitted, the secondary filter. Blocked filters can cause overheating and E60 errors.
• 2. Check condenser/heat exchanger: For condenser and heat pump models, remove the condenser unit and rinse it under warm running water to clear lint and dust. Allow to dry before refitting.
• 3. Inspect rear and side vents: Ensure that wall or duct vents are not blocked or crushed, and that there is adequate space around the dryer for airflow.
• 4. Reset thermal cut-out (if accessible): Some models have a manual reset thermostat on the heater housing. With power off, remove the rear panel and press the small red button on the thermostat if present.
• 5. When to call a technician: If E60 persists, the heater, NTC sensor, or control board may be faulty and should be tested and replaced by a professional.