Get Intelligent Drying With AutoDry
This feature of Bosch dryer dries your laundry with precision & helps you prevent the damage of over drying. It dries your clothes utilizing intelligent sensors to measure your laundry load's exact residual moisture con tent in the drum and then dries it at the best-suited temperature for that moisture content.
Give Your Fabrics Extra Protection With SensitiveDrying System
This feature of Bosch Dryer helps your sensitive clothes get sensitive care in every drying session. It ensures soft, dried perfectly and fluffy laundry every time as your clothes are turned smoothly with special soft flow paddles making sure delicate fabrics do not stick to the wall of the drum, or get over dried.
Effortless Drying Solutions With Bosch
Bosch brings you Dryers and Washer Dryers that are designed to fit your needs and comfort. Discover the joy of perfectly dry clothes regardless of the weather outside. Protect your favourite clothes from harsh weather conditions, dust and pollution outside and preserve their colours with Bosch Dryers. Get soft, fresh and wrinkle-free clothes under 60 minutes.
Minimize The Wrinkles, Maximize The Convenience
You can get ready-to-iron or ready-to-wear clothes with Bosch dryers. You can choose between Iron Dry or Cupboard Dry as per your need. While the former gives you clothes slightly damp and that can be ironed immediately, the latter gives you clothes that can be worn or put away in the cupboard immediately.
SelfCleaning Condenser For Efficient Functioning
It cleans itself so that you don't have to put any effort in maintaining it. The SelfCleaning Condenser feature allows Bosch Dryers to: automatically clean themselves up to four times per drying cycle.
FAQs on Bosch Dryers
The difference between a "Venting dryer" and a "Condenser dryer" is that in a venting dryer you need to install a ducting hose to vent out the hot and damp air from the dryer if the dryer is placed in an enclosed room e.g., kitchen, storeroom. The opposite scenario will apply to a condenser dryer if it is placed in an enclosed room.
The capacity of a dryer should match your laundry needs. For a small household, a dryer with a capacity of 4-7 kg is typically sufficient. Larger households may require a dryer with a capacity of 8-10 kg or more.
Timed drying runs the dryer for a set period, regardless of whether the clothes are dry. Sensor drying uses moisture sensors to automatically stop the dryer when clothes are dry, saving energy and preventing over-drying.
A typical drying cycle takes about 60 minutes, but this time can vary depending on the cycle, heat setting and size of your load. Delicate cycles take roughly 15 minutes, while heavy cycles, like bedding, can take up to three hours to fully dry.
Most dryers and vent systems require cleaning every one to three years in order to maintain optimum efficiency and the highest level of safety. Regular maintenance is crucial. Clean the lint filter before or after each load, and check for lint buildup in the exhaust vent regularly.
- Do not overload the dryer. Heavy, wet items like towels or jeans can cause the drive belt to slip. If this happens, remove some clothing and try again.
- Check if the drum turns freely (counter-clockwise during operation). If it does, the belt may be broken or loose and you will need to contact a service for repair.
If your dryer belt is broken, you may notice your drum is not turning, and your clothes are taking longer to dry. Check the belt for fraying, cracks, or detachment to confirm it’s broken and needs replacing.
A dryer typically will not turn on if the thermal fuse is blown. The thermal fuse is a safety measure that prevents the dryer from operating when there's a risk of overheating. If the thermal fuse is blown, it cuts off power to the dryer and renders it inoperable until the fuse is replaced and the underlying issue is addressed.
If your dryer won't spin, the short answer is no. The spinning action is crucial for properly drying clothes, ensuring they tumble and get evenly exposed to heated air. If the drum doesn't spin, your clothes will not dry.
Diagnosing and addressing the problem causing the lack of spinning is recommended before attempting to use the dryer again.
If your clothes are coming out of the dryer full of wrinkles, it's probably a case of overstuffing. Make sure you don't fill your dryer (or your washer) with too many clothes. Packing the appliances will cause clothes to bunch together and cause wrinkles. You can also set your dryer on the permanent press setting.
If the dryer is squeaking near the top, replace the dryer belt if it looks torn or frayed. If the dryer is squeaking from the bottom, oil or replace the idler pulley and check on the roller wheels as well. If the dryer is squeaking from the back, clean the blower wheel to remove dirt and debris.
The lint filter should be cleaned after every use to ensure efficient drying and to prevent fire hazards.
To improve energy efficiency:
Clean the lint filter after every use.
Ensure the dryer is not overloaded.
Use dryer balls to improve air circulation.
Choose a dryer with a moisture sensor that stops the cycle when clothes are dry.
Regularly check and clean the vent system.
How does a condenser dryer work?
The Bosch Condensation Dryer uses an eco-friendly solution to gently dry clothes at an optimal temperature without the need of external ducting.
1. Cool ambient air goes inside the dryer from the living area.
2. Cool ambient air is heated by the heating element at the back of the dryer.
3. Hot air circulates in the drum, evaporating moisture from the load.
4. The combination of the hot air and moisture circulates through the condenser unit.
5. The hot air and moisture condenses into water as it passes through the cool condenser unit
6. The water is collected under the condenser unit and is pumped out by the drain pump.
7. Warm dry air is reheated and circulated back into the dryer drum.
With our condenser tumble dryers, all you need is a plug.
Our condenser tumble dryers are economical and extremely simple to use. The moisture extracted is automatically collected in a container. All you need to do is plug your Bosch Dryer in a socket.