Dryer stops and displays E07; sometimes accompanied by unusual noises from the drum area.

Safety first: Disconnect the appliance from the mains before accessing the motor area.

• Access the motor: Remove the rear panel and, if necessary, the side panel to expose the drive motor and belt.
• Inspect the tacho/Hall sensor: On many Amica motors, a small sensor is mounted at the rear of the motor around the shaft. Check that it is firmly attached and not physically damaged.
• Check the magnet: Ensure the small magnet ring or magnet on the motor shaft is intact and not cracked or loose. A missing or displaced magnet will prevent speed feedback.
• Inspect wiring: Follow the sensor wires back to the main control board. Look for cuts, pinches, or burned insulation. Reseat the connector on both the motor and PCB.
• Test sensor (if equipped with Hall output): Using a multimeter set to DC voltage, reconnect power and carefully (with all safety precautions and covers in place where possible) measure the sensor output while manually rotating the drum. A pulsing voltage indicates a working sensor. If unsure, disconnect power again and replace the sensor as a precaution.
• Reassemble and test: After securing or replacing the sensor and magnet, reassemble the dryer and run a cycle. If E07 persists, the motor control section of the main PCB may be faulty and should be evaluated by a technician.