Asko Tumble Dryer

Asko T761SS Tumble Dryer

Model # T761SS

The T761SS is the stainless steel SKU of the Asko T761 tumble dryer, listed as such in Asko Inc.’s own United States Product Guide, form 051101-0530, dated 2002. The suffix is a colour code and nothing more: the drum, the motor, the heater and the controls are the ones the white T761W carries as well. Asko published no decoder for its model numbers, so no further meaning is read into the letters here.

What the guide does establish is the era. A T761SS belongs to that period and has been out of the Asko United States range since, which makes it a long-discontinued machine and the sourcing of a part the first question rather than the last. No published specification for the T761SS was recovered, so no drum capacity, cycle list or timing is quoted for it, and nothing is borrowed from another Asko dryer to fill the space.

Key Features

  • Printed in the SKU table of Asko Inc.'s own United States Product Guide, form 051101-0530, dated 2002
  • Listed by Asko as the Stainless Steel SKU
  • Finish SKU of the T761, printed alongside the white T761W
  • Published specification detail for this model was not recovered; the serial number plate on the machine is the authority
  • Discontinued

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

Rumbling or squealing from the drum bearing area

02

Controls dead with no display at the start of a program

03

Lint carrying past the filter and collecting inside the cabinet

04

Cycle times creeping up month by month

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

Asko T761SS Tumble Dryer FAQ

No. The SS in T761SS is Asko's own code for Stainless Steel in the 2002 United States Product Guide SKU table; the white version is the T761W and the machine behind both fronts is the same one.

It belongs to the period of that 2002 guide, and the T761SS has been out of the Asko United States range since. It is a long-discontinued machine, which is why the first thing settled about a repair is whether the part still exists.

With the program stopped and the T761SS switched off at its supply, take the load out and leave the machine. A rumble from the bearing area on a T761SS gets worse under load, and running it on tends to turn a bearing job into a drum job.

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