How to make start button of Bosch clothes dryer work

Might the manual mention anything about these?

If not, it's time to get a warranty call-out.

check door switch, thermal fuse, the push start button all with multi meter. and of course the house outlet to see full voltage is coming out to machine

If the door is not locking properly the machine will not start. Try pressing the door closed firmly and if it still does not start its problem for the landlord.

I've had the same problem, found it to be the start/stop button, I have to push it REALLY HARD then it starts.

The start button wears out on these. This is what happened to me. If you take a screw driver to make conneciton of the top of the start button, it should kick on. May take a second or two holding it there before it starts.

I have 5 years old Bosch gas dryer. It will not start today, start/stop is blinking and it will not start. What can be the problem.

Remove your back cover ,and then you see the heating element.On one side or on top there is a termostat(Small Black)there is a red button which you should press down until you hear a click.Start machine and element should work.You can start it for a little while but be careful.Put cover back after cleaning loose lint etc. Jan

Mine did this. Because the bottom left filter was blocked the overheat cut out had tripped. This is inside the rear of the machine accessible after removing the rear panel

The Bosch Dryer has a temperature probe in the heater exit and in the exhaust area visible when you open the door. If the temperature difference between the two gets to high, the lint filter is assumed to be plugged and the alarm goes off.

It seems that the temperature probe at the heater, can end up with a faulty connection to the control panel over time due to corroded contacts or lint build up. When this happens the control panel thinks the filter is clogged and it may also not turn on the heating elements properly. Remove the back cover over the heating element (12 screws) and then remove the one screw holding the red wiring connection to the dryer body. You can then wiggle out the wiring connection and clean / unplug and replug in the connector for the sensor. (plug with two small wires only). A little hard feeding the connector back through the hole so take your time and don't damage the wires). Should all work again. May want to inspect inside the heater at same time and make sure the overheating switch is not tripped. ( press in the red button).