How do i remove the back of a asko TL751GXXL dryer

try googling or youtubing it

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it is located in the back of the dryer, remove back cover and you will see it, Tim

http://www.ehow.com/how_6899980_replace-asko-dryer-belt.html

I took the top and back of my unit apart. Then from the back it is still not the eaisiet of tasks.

Hello,

Welcome to FixYa.

Sounds like it has a broken belt based on your description of your Asko dryer "The drying turns on, but does not spin".

You can visually inspect it be either removing the lower access panel or the dryer top panel, the choice is yours and either way will let you check the belt.

To go infrom the top remove the screws at the back of the top, they will be three #25 torx head screws.
Once the screws are out, slide the top towards the back slightly and lift up. You should then see something like this...

Remove bottom panel. The condenser unit is on the left side. Open the section by undoing the clips, and look inside the little "cage". That's the sensor. Remove any lint using a toothpick and you should be good to go!

It is quite common for lint to cover the blower on these units, making it impossible for the dryer to move any air.

1)remove the lower panel. you will need a T20 driver for this and may need to tip the dryer slightly to the rear

2)remove the left part of the blower plenum. this is held by 3 plastic tabs and a T15 screw

You will now see the blower wheel, it is a squirrel cage type. Check for lint buildup, broken vanes, or string/thread wrapped around the shaft.

if there is no problem with the blower then there is another reason you are not moving air. let me know if this helps

I've never seen a fuse in an electric dryer, you could have another problem. List your symptoms and the voltage of the dryer.

If you arer going to replace the washer with a Bosch Axxis model, it will simply plug into the back of the dryer (if it is electric) because normally the dryers are 220 VAC. Works A-OK.