Dryer Takes Forever to Dry? Here's What to Check

If your Beko dryer is taking too long to dry clothes, follow these steps to improve its

performance:

Step 1: Maximize Spin Speed

Ensure your washing machine is set to the maximum spin level suitable for your fabric to

remove excess water.

Step 2: Use the Correct Program

Ensure the selected program is compatible with the fabric type to optimize drying efficiency.

Step 3: Avoid Tangled or Minimal Loads

Do not load tangled or very small amounts of clothes into the dryer, as the drying sensor

may not work properly, leading to longer drying times.

Step 4: Check the Lint Filter

If the lint filter is clogged, drying time increases, and energy consumption rises. Remove the

inner and outer filters, clean them with a damp cloth or vacuum, and wash them under

running water. Dry thoroughly before placing them back.

Step 5: Clean the Drying Sensor

A dirty drying sensor can affect performance. Gently clean the metal surfaces of the sensor

located inside the machine every three months.

Step 6: Clean the Evaporator Filter

Check the display for a warning symbol every 3 cycles, then clean the sponge evaporator

filter. Wash the filter under running water and ensure it is dry before placing it back.

Step 7: Maintain the Evaporator

Clean the evaporator fins every 6 months using a brush or vacuum cleaner. Make sure to lock

the cover securely after cleaning.

By following these steps, you can improve the performance of your dryer and reduce drying

time.