The E:03 code means that the drying time has gone on too long. Several issues can cause this. Clean the moisture sensor with white vinegar and a soft cloth, vacuum all exhaust outlets, and reduce the exhaust duct to the shortest possible length. Clean the lint filter, switch the dryer off for 30 minutes, and try again. If the dryer runs properly, only to stop and display the E:03 code again, try spinning the wet clothes on a more intense cycle in the washer, and select a different drying program.

The 000 code refers to an electronic malfunction. Turn the dryer off for 30 minutes, then restart. If the problem persists, contact a repair center. Never attempt to disassemble the electronic portion of the dryer yourself, or you may void your warranty and risk an electric shock. If you smell an unusual odor coming from the dryer, switch off the circuit breaker until it can be repaired.

The “—” error code simply means that the dryer detects laundry in the drum instead of on the rack during the “Wool” program. Simply choose a different program, or install the rack in the dryer and place laundry on top of it. Be sure that the laundry does not touch the drum, or it can tangle during the cycle.