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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
If the clothes dryer does not perform as expected, malfunctions, or an alarm is sounding, please
check the following list of possible solutions.
If a solution cannot be found or the problem persists, please contact Midea service (refer to page 16).
Do not, under any circumstance, dismantle the appliance yourself.
Problem
Possible cause
Dryer will not start
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Plug is not firmly in socket or power not turned on.
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Fuse may be blown. Check the power point with another
appliance.
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The dryer door is not properly pushed in.
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The dryer has overheated and activated the safety switch.
Check the lint filter and exhaust vent are clean and reset
the safety switch once appliance has cooled down.
Dryer appears excessively hot
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Lint filter requires cleaning.
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Intake or exhaust vents are obstructed. Clean vents and
check for obstructions (e.g. curtain).
Clothes are still wet
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Dryer has been overloaded.
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Clothes are not sorted properly.
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Wrong drying temperature selected for fabrics.
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Check the lint filter is not blocked.
The following table is a list of the fault indicators and corresponding alarms.
Status of Corresponding
Indicators
Description
Cause
Possible Solution
Dryness Level LED Light
flashing
Over-temperature
NTC or PCB fault
Please call Midea
Customer Care
Dryness Level LED Light
and Medium flashing
Temperature sensor
error
Temperature sensor is
open or PCB fault
Dryness Level LED Extra
flashing
Temperature sensor
error
Temperature sensor is
short or PCB fault
