Blomberg dryers complement the laundry process, ensuring clothes are dried efficiently, but service-related errors have occasionally occurred. Users have reported delays in addressing issues like heating problems or noisy operation. Inconsistent drying results can be frustrating, especially when users rely on these appliances for quick and efficient laundry tasks. Users have reported occasional difficulties in obtaining timely service appointments and encountering service technicians who were not always well-equipped to diagnose and resolve dryer problems accurately.
F01: Motor Fault
The dryer’s motor may be malfunctioning or not rotating correctly. Check for obstructions and ensure the motor’s connections are secure.
F02: Sensor Fault
There might be an issue with one of the dryer’s sensors, possibly the moisture or temperature sensor. Clean the sensors and ensure they’re connected properly.
F03: Heating Element Fault
The heating element isn’t warming up as expected. Check for visible damages and consider replacing it if necessary.
F04: Door Lock Fault
The dryer door isn’t locking or detecting its closed position. Ensure the door latch is clear of obstructions and that the door closes securely.
F05: Exhaust Duct Blockage
Restricted airflow might be due to a blockage in the exhaust duct. Clean the duct and ensure it’s free from obstructions.
F06: Overheating Issue
The dryer is detecting temperatures above safe limits. This could be due to a blocked filter, restricted airflow, or a malfunctioning thermostat.
F07: Control Panel Fault
The control panel or user interface is not responding or malfunctioning. Ensure the panel is clean, dry, and free from obstructions.
F08: Drum Rotation Issue
The drum isn’t rotating freely. Check for any items or obstructions that might be causing the drum to get stuck.
F09: Condenser Sensor Fault
The sensor monitoring the condenser might be malfunctioning or not reading correctly. Ensure the condenser unit is clean and check the sensor’s connections.
F10: Water Tank Full
The water tank, applicable for condenser dryers, is full and needs emptying. Ensure you empty it regularly to avoid this error.
F11: Power Supply Fault
There might be an inconsistency or issue with the power supply to the dryer. Check the power cord, plug, and electrical outlet for any visible issues or damages.
F12: Communication Fault
There’s a communication error between the main control board and other components. Check the wiring harness connections and the control board for potential issues.
F13: Drum Balance Issue
The load in the dryer might be unbalanced, causing the drum to rotate unevenly. Try redistributing the load or check for obstructions causing balance issues.
F14: Internal Fan Fault
The internal fan responsible for circulating air within the dryer is not functioning correctly. Check the fan for blockages and ensure it’s receiving power.
F15: Filter Warning
The lint filter may be clogged or not positioned correctly. Regularly clean the filter and ensure it’s properly placed in its slot.
F16: Cool Down Issue
The dryer isn’t cooling down as expected after the heating cycle. This might be due to issues with the cooling fan or ventilation.
F17: Program Setting Error
An error has been detected in the selected program setting. Try resetting the dryer and select the program again.
F18: Humidity Sensor Fault
The sensor monitoring humidity levels inside the drum might be malfunctioning. Ensure the sensor is clean and properly connected.
F19: Internal Lighting Fault
The internal light, if applicable, within the dryer isn’t working. Check the bulb and connections to ensure they’re functioning.
F20: Heat Pump Fault
For dryers equipped with a heat pump, this error indicates a malfunctioning heat pump. Ensure its connections are secure and consider seeking professional assistance.
F21: Ventilation Error
Restricted airflow might be detected due to issues with the dryer’s ventilation. Ensure vents are clear and free from obstructions.
F22: Software or Firmware Fault
The dryer’s internal software or firmware is encountering an issue. Consider resetting the appliance or, if available, updating the firmware.
F23: Anti-Crease System Fault
The system designed to minimize wrinkling isn’t operating correctly. Check if the drum is rotating freely during the anti-crease phase.
F24: Overload Warning
The dryer load may be too large. Consider reducing the amount of laundry to allow for efficient drying.
F25: Belt Drive Fault
The belt that drives the drum rotation might be slipping or broken. Inspect the belt for wear or damage.
F26: Sound or Vibration Issue
The dryer is producing unusual sounds or excessive vibration. Ensure the appliance is leveled properly and check for loose components.
F27: Fluff Filter Warning
The fluff or lint filter requires cleaning. Accumulated lint can restrict airflow and affect drying efficiency.
F28: Water Drain Fault
For condenser dryers, there’s an issue draining the collected water. Check the drain hose for blockages or kinks.
F29: Thermal Fuse Fault
The thermal fuse, a safety device, might have tripped due to excessive heat. It may need replacement to restore dryer function.
F30: Grounding Error
The dryer might not be grounded properly, posing a potential safety risk. Ensure that the plug is correctly connected and the grounding is secure.
F31: External Duct Blockage
The external exhaust duct may have a blockage, restricting airflow. Check and clean the duct to ensure proper ventilation.
F32: Water Collection Tray Issue
The tray where condensation water is collected is either full or not detected. Empty the tray or ensure it’s properly inserted.
F33: Control Board Communication Error
There’s a communication issue between the main control board and subsidiary components. Check for loose connections or potential damage to the control board.
F34: Bearing Wear Warning
The drum bearings may be showing signs of wear, affecting the smooth rotation of the drum. Check for noise or resistance during drum movement.
F35: Steam Function Fault
If the dryer has a steam function, this error indicates a malfunction. Ensure the water reservoir for steam is filled and that the steam nozzle is not obstructed.
F36: Cycle Time Error
The drying cycle is taking longer than expected. This might be due to a sensor fault or issues with the heating element.
F37: Exhaust Filter Fault
The exhaust filter, which helps capture lint from the vented air, might be clogged or damaged. Regular cleaning or potential replacement might be required.
F38: Drying Sensor Malfunction
The sensor responsible for detecting the moisture content of clothes isn’t functioning correctly. Ensure the sensor probes inside the drum are clean and unobstructed.
F39: Airflow Sensor Fault
The airflow sensor, which detects proper circulation within the dryer, is malfunctioning. Inspect for any obstructions or residues that might affect its function.
F40: Cycle Selection Error
There’s an inconsistency with the selected drying cycle. Reset the dryer and select the desired program again.
F41: Power Surge Detected
The dryer has detected a power surge or irregularity. Ensure the electrical connection is stable and consider using a surge protector.
F42: Heating Relay Fault
There’s an issue with the relay that controls the heating element. The relay might need inspection or replacement.
F43: Inconsistent Load Detected
The clothes inside the dryer might be clumping together, affecting drying efficiency. Redistribute the laundry evenly inside the drum.
F44: Drum Light Fault
The internal drum light, if equipped, is malfunctioning. Consider checking the bulb or the connections to ensure they’re functioning.
F45: Memory Error
The dryer’s internal memory, which stores cycle settings and preferences, might be experiencing issues. A system reset or a technician’s review could be necessary.
F46: Door Seal Fault
The seal around the dryer door may be damaged or not sealing properly, causing potential heat loss. Inspect and consider replacing if wear is detected.
F47: Anti-Vibration System Error
The system designed to minimize vibration and noise is not functioning correctly. Ensure the dryer is properly leveled and that no external factors are causing instability.
F48: Blower Motor Fault
The blower motor responsible for air circulation within the dryer is malfunctioning. Inspect for any blockages and check its connections.
F49: Start Button Error
The start button or its associated circuitry might not be functioning correctly. Ensure the control panel is clean and responsive.
F50: Reversing Motor Fault
The motor that allows the drum to rotate in both directions for even drying is malfunctioning. Check the motor’s function and its electrical connections.
