Asko Tumble Dryer

Asko T7HXLW.U Heat Pump Tumble Dryer

Model # T7HXLW.U

The T7HXLW.U is an Asko tumble dryer. Asko’s own United States product data files the T7HXLW.U under 7-series, with a capacity of 24.3 lb and 20 programs. Asko gives the installation type as freestanding. Asko lists it as a condenser dryer with a heat pump, with auto condenser filter cleaning.

This is a current model – Asko’s United States catalogue still carried the T7HXLW.U when that was checked in September 2026. Because it is still in the range, parts supply is the straightforward case here; the serial number plate is still read first so that the right revision is ordered.

Key Features

  • Asko's United States product data files this model under 7-series
  • Capacity given by Asko as 24.3 lb
  • 20 programs, as listed by Asko
  • Condenser with heat pump, as listed by Asko
  • Auto condenser filter cleaning, as listed by Asko
  • ADA Compliant: yes, standing on the Asko pedestal drawer, per Asko's product data
  • Installation type given by Asko as freestanding
  • Listed in Asko's United States catalogue as of September 2026

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

The dryer stopping early and reporting the load as dry

02

The drum not turning although the fan is running

03

Cycle times creeping up month by month

04

Lint carrying past the filter and collecting inside the cabinet

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

Asko T7HXLW.U Heat Pump Tumble Dryer FAQ

Not necessarily. Asko lists 20 programs for the T7HXLW.U, and a fault that shows on one program but not the others is useful information rather than a verdict - it tells a technician which part of the sequence to look at first. Say which programs are affected when booking.

Yes. Asko's United States catalogue carried the T7HXLW.U when that was checked in September 2026, so it is a machine still in the range rather than a legacy one, and parts supply should be the straightforward case.

Stop the cycle, switch the T7HXLW.U off at its supply and leave it off until it has been looked at. A burning or scorched smell is one of the few dryer symptoms that should not wait, and running another load to see whether it repeats is the wrong test.

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