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Most Bosch units in NYC are 24" compact, ventless designs:
If performance doesn’t improve, a component or airflow fault is likely—book service.
Model displays vary, but these are the most common official groups:
Tip: Snap the code on screen + the model label (e.g., WTG86400UC, WTW87NH1UC) and attach both when booking so we bring the right parts. (Bosch support pages and manuals confirm filter-every-load, sensor cleaning, tank/blue-filter care, and code groups above.)
Observe → Hypothesize → Test → Fix → Verify
Result: restored airflow and heat transfer, shorter cycles, stable sensor readings, quieter operation, and lower wear on components.
Diagnostic: $99 (credited).
Windows: 9–11, 11–1, 1–3, 3–5 (same-day if before 2 PM).
Copy/paste when booking:
Address: [Brooklyn/Manhattan + full address]
Model: Bosch [WTG/WTW + full model] (label photo attached)
Symptom/code: [e.g., long dry times / E03]
Building notes: [doorman, elevator window, COI needed]
Check the power cord for any visible damage.
Ensure the dryer is plugged into a working outlet. Try plugging a different appliance into the same outlet to verify.
For your safety, unplug the appliance before proceeding. Check the dryer's circuit breaker in your electrical panel. If it's tripped, reset it.
For your safety, unplug the appliance and shut off any gas supply before proceeding. Inspect the vent hose for kinks or blockages.
Ensure the dryer door is completely closed.
Q: My Bosch dryer shows “E000.” What does that mean?
A: On many Bosch compact/ventless models, “E000/E:00” is a generic fault indicator rather than a specific consumer code. Do a safe reset (turn the breaker OFF for 5–10 minutes, then ON). Make sure the door is fully latched, the lint filter is clean, and the water tank is empty/re-seated (or the drain hose is clear if hard-drained). If the code returns, record the exact model and code and book service.
Q: What about “E302”?
A: That is not a standard consumer code for Bosch compact dryers. Treat any unlisted code as a generic fault: perform the reset steps above and note the model + exact display text for diagnosis.
Q: The dryer won’t power on. What should I check?
A:
Q: Drying takes too long / clothes come out damp. Why?
A: Most NYC Bosch units are ventless (condenser or heat-pump). Performance depends on airflow and moisture handling:
Q: I see water under the dryer or constant “Tank full” messages. What do I do?
A: Stop use. Empty the tank and push it fully in until it locks; if using a drain hose, straighten/clear it and ensure a proper rise/loop. If water reappears, schedule service to check the condensate path and seals.
Q: The drum turns but there’s little or no heat.
A: First, perform the care steps above (filter, tank/drain, sensors, room airflow). If there’s still no temperature rise, we’ll test the heat-pump/heater circuit, NTC (temperature sensor), and internal airflow.
Q: Buttons don’t respond, but the display is on.
A: Child Lock is likely enabled. Look for a small lock symbol on the panel and hold the labeled keys for ~3 seconds to disable. If inputs are still unresponsive, the UI or control may need diagnosis.
Q: Do Bosch heat-pump dryers run longer than vented dryers?
A: Yes. Heat-pump dryers are efficient but can take longer, especially with cool rooms, large loads, or high dryness settings. Longer time alone isn’t a fault—focus on the steps above to keep cycles reasonable.
Q: Mine is a vented Bosch (not common here). Should I check the wall vent?
A: If you truly have a vented model, yes—confirm the exterior vent opens freely and the duct is clear. Most NYC installs are ventless, so this won’t apply to many apartments.
Q: When should I stop troubleshooting and call a pro?
A:
Address: [Brooklyn/Manhattan + full address]
Model: Bosch [WTG/WTW + full model] (photo of rating label attached)
Code/symptom: [e.g., E000, “long dry times”]
Building notes: [doorman, elevator window, COI needed]
Preferred window: 9–11 / 11–1 / 1–3 / 3–5
Diagnostic: $99 (credited). Same-day when booked before 2 PM.
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