Drying function does not heat; laundry remains wet after drying cycle and E06 appears.

Safety first: Unplug the appliance. Internal dryer components can be very hot; allow the unit to cool completely before working.

• Step 1 – Clean lint and condenser: Remove and clean the lint filter. If your Vedette combo has a removable condenser unit, take it out and rinse thoroughly under running water. Ensure air passages are clear.
• Step 2 – Check airflow: Inspect the rear and internal ducts (if accessible) for lint buildup. Restricted airflow can trip safety thermostats.
• Step 3 – Access dryer heater: Typically located in a duct assembly at the rear or side. Remove the top and rear panels to locate the dryer heater housing.
• Step 4 – Test components (advanced): With a multimeter, check continuity of the dryer heating element, thermal fuse, and thermostats. Any open component must be replaced.
• Step 5 – Replace failed parts: Install a new Vedette-compatible dryer heater or thermal fuse/thermostat as needed. Ensure all wiring is reconnected exactly as before and that thermostats are firmly attached to their mounting surfaces.
• Step 6 – Re-test: Reassemble panels, plug in, and run a drying cycle. If E06 persists with all components good, the main control board may not be powering the heater and should be evaluated by a technician.