Dryer does not heat; E09 is displayed shortly after program start.

Safety first: Disconnect the dryer from mains. Work on the control board only if you are comfortable with electronics; otherwise, seek professional help.

• Verify supply voltage: Ensure the wall outlet provides correct voltage and that the plug and cord are not damaged. A weak or intermittent supply can cause relay errors.
• Inspect wiring to heater: Remove the rear panel and trace the wires from the heater to the main control board. Look for burned connectors or melted insulation. Repair or replace damaged wiring.
• Access the control board: Remove the top cover and control panel as needed to reach the main PCB. Visually inspect the board for burned areas, especially around the heater relay.
• Check relay solder joints: Cold or cracked solder joints under the relay can cause intermittent contact. If you have soldering skills, you may reflow these joints; otherwise, replace the entire PCB.
• Replace PCB if necessary: If the relay is visibly burned or the board is damaged, replace the main control module with an Amica-compatible part. Transfer any configuration jumpers as per service instructions.
• Reassemble and test: After reassembly, run a timed heat cycle to confirm that heating is restored and E09 no longer appears.