Winia dryer error codes explained!
Winia Dryer Error Codes Explained!
Winia Dryer Error Codes
Remember to always unplug the dryer and exercise caution when attempting any repairs.
E00: The touch UI board doesn’t receive communication from the mainboard.
Causes:
Faulty wire connection.
Faulty user interface
Faulty mainboard.
Solutions:
Check the wire harness connector between the UI and main PCB.
Check the user interface and replace it if necessary.
Check the main PCB and replace it if necessary.
E03: Aqua-switch error
Causes:
Damaged wire harness.
Faulty aqua-switch.
Faulty main PCB
Solutions:
Check if the tank is full of water.
Check if there is some lint around the water switch.
Check if the water switch has failed.
Check if the pump has failed.
E04: Compressor error
Causes:
Faulty harness connection.
Faulty compressor (bad capacitor, overload protector, cooling fan)
Freon leakage.
Faulty main PCB
Solutions:
Check if the connector is not inserted properly.
Check the compressor’s resistance and replace it if necessary.
Check the sealed system and look for any gas leaks.
Check the PCB.
E05: Compressor NTC error
Causes:
Faulty harness connection.
Faulty compressor NTC sensor (short or cut circuit)
Faulty main PCB
Solutions:
Check the harness connection.
Check the compressor’s NTC resistance.
Check the main PCB.
E06: Door NTC error
Causes:
Faulty harness connection.
Faulty door NTC sensor (short or cut circuit)
Faulty main PCB
Solutions:
Check the harness connection.
Check the door NTC resistance.
Check the main PCB.
E07: Motor error. “Motor is locked.”
Causes:
Faulty harness connection.
Damaged bearing group
Faulty motor capacitor
Faulty motor.
Faulty main PCB
Solutions:
Check the harness connection.
Check if the drum is rotating with your hands; if not, replace the drum rollers.
Check the rear bearing group and replace it if necessary.
Check the motor resistance.
Check the main PCB.
E08: Voltage frequency error.
Solutions:
Check if the voltage and frequency values are good.
replace the main PCB.
Winia Dryer Auto-Test Mode
Service AUTOTEST allows technicians to test all dryer cycles in a few minutes and discover the error codes.
How to Place the Dryer into Service: AUTO-TEST
Step 1
Enter the service AUTOTEST.
Press and hold the “Drying Level” button.
Put the selector knob in the third program (“Iron Dry” => Cotton program section).
Turn the selector knob to the first program (“Extra Dry” => cotton program section), and after 3 seconds, the script “SAU” will be displayed.
Press the Start/Pause button, and the appliance will enter the service AUTOTEST.
Step 2
When the selector knob is positioned in the second program (“Cupboard Dry” => Cotton program section), the AUTOTETST steps start.
knob position: Control: Second program Aqua-switch testing Third program pump testing. Fourth program The motor rotates counterclockwise. Fifth program The motor rotates clockwise. Sixth program heater testing. The display shows 255. Seventh program Door NTC testing The display shows 255. Eighth program cooling fan testing. Ninth program Compressor testing Tenth program conductivity sensor testing.
How to exit the service AUTOTEST:
Method 1: Set the selector knob to the OFF position.
Method 2: Unplug the dryer.
Multimeter and component tester
Motor Testing:
Component Tester:
Check whether the motor cable is connected properly.
Check the connection of the capacitor cables.
Check the capacitor and the motor resistance.
Multimeter Measurements:
Electric part name Capacitance value Motor Capacitor 11μF
Check the motor resistance.
Electric part name Ohmic value Motor main windings: 22 Ω Motor Aux windings: 19.8 Ω
Pump Testing:
Component Tester:
Check the connection of the pump connector.
Check the pump resistance.
Check the pump operation.
While the pump is working, if the water is not reaching the water tank, the hoses should be checked.
Multimeter Measurements:
The pump resistance is between 1 and 2:
Electric part name Ohmic value Pump 760 Ω
Door/Compressor NTC Sensor Testing:
The NTC resistance decreases when the temperature rises.
Component Tester:
Resistance is measured from an IDC connected to an electronic card.
Multimeter Measurements:
Electric part name Temperature Ohmic value Door NTC 25 °C 12 kΩ
The Compressor NTC Resistance:
Electric part name Temperature Ohmic value Compressor NTC 25 °C 12 kΩ
Compressor Testing:
Component Tester:
Check whether the compressor cable is connected to the compressor terminal.
Check the connection of the capacitor cables.
Measure the capacitor.
Measure the compressor resistance.
Multimeter Measurements:
Electric part name Capacitance value Compressor Capacitor 20 μF
Check the compressor resistance.
Electric part name Ohmic value Compressor main windings between terminals C and R: 9.5 Ω Compressor aux windings between terminals C and S: 8.4 Ω
Cooling Fan Testing:
Component Tester:
Check whether the cooling fan cable is connected to the fan terminal.
Measure the resistance values.
Multimeter Measurements:
Check the cooling fan resistance.
Electric part name Ohmic value Cooling fan 536 Ω
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