Dryer function does not heat; clothes remain wet and cool after drying cycle; E06 appears on the display.

Safety first: Unplug the combo and allow the unit to cool completely before accessing the heater or ducting.

Step-by-step checks:

• 1. Clean lint and airflow paths: Remove the lower front or rear panel (depending on model) and inspect the internal lint duct, blower housing, and exhaust path. Remove all lint buildup to restore airflow.
• 2. Access the dryer heater assembly: The dryer heater in Monogram combos is typically located in a duct housing at the rear or side of the cabinet. Remove the necessary panels to expose the heater terminals and thermostats.
• 3. Test the heating element: Disconnect the heater wires and measure resistance across the element. An open circuit indicates a failed heater that must be replaced.
• 4. Check thermal cutoff and thermostats: Locate the thermal cutoff and high-limit thermostat mounted on the heater housing. Test each for continuity. Any open safety device must be replaced, and the cause of overheating (usually restricted airflow) corrected.
• 5. Inspect wiring and control connections: Verify all connectors between the heater assembly and main control board are secure and undamaged. Look for signs of overheating at the heater relay on the board.
• 6. Replace faulty components: Install OEM Monogram replacement parts for the heater element and any open thermostats or cutoffs. Ensure all mounting screws are tight and wiring is routed away from sharp edges.
• 7. Test drying performance: Reassemble the unit, restore power, and run a timed dry cycle. After several minutes, check for warm air at the exhaust and confirm E06 is cleared.

When to call a technician: If the heater circuit tests good but there is still no heat and E06 persists, the main control board or sensor circuitry may be defective and should be evaluated by a professional.