ZANUSSI WJD 1667 W Washer Dryer Not Drying E20 Error Message?

Didn't have an E20 and both the pump and dryer fan were in good working order. On ispection I found the two cables to the sensor at the bottom of the condenser rubber hose detached. After resoldering cables to the connector the dryer is now working again.

Darren G
October 2010

your problem is inside the machine . when you take the back off you will see a large white/see through plastic flat square pipe that needs cleaning out , it will be full of fluff . i do ours every 3-4 months otaa habbit now

mark
September 2007

Thanks for your reply. I took the condenser out and cleaned it out. It was full of fluff and other nasty looking stuff. Had to take it out through the bottom of the machine as back is spot welded to the sides.

Unfortunatly I am still getting the E20 message when I tumble dry. Any other thoughts.

Charlie

Charlie Cowan
February 2006

Can you hear the pump trying to drain it when you start a cycle? If not it needs a new pump.

Is there a block in the drainage pipe (blow down it and see if it bubbles in the filter compartment). Or a block in the drain - try pouring some water down in.

Otherwise, I had the same problem (an E20 but a clean filter, no blockage and working pump) and it turned out the condenser (a large plastic vessel) or the right side of the machie (you have to take the whole back off) was full of fluff. The engineer just used a wire hanger and ran it under water to clean it out.

If you've found that it hasn't been drying the clothes fully recently that could well be the problem.

GideonS
February 2006