If your Asko dryer interior light is out, start by checking the light socket, since a bad socket is the most common cause; unplug the dryer and use a multimeter to see if voltage reaches the socket, and replace the socket if power is present but the bulb won’t light. If the socket checks out, the next likely culprits are the control assemblies — the control panel, touchpad, or user control and display board — because many indicator lights are built into those modules and the whole assembly must be replaced when an indicator fails. A faulty door switch can also prevent voltage from reaching the light, so test the switch for continuity when the door is opened. Less commonly, the light assembly itself will be burned or damaged and need replacement. If you want the correct replacement part, enter your dryer model number on RepairClinic.com to see parts that fit your machine and order the exact socket, control assembly, switch, or light assembly you need.
01 - Asko Dryer Light Socket
If the light itself is newly installed or shows no signs of damage, yet still won't work, it's possible the light socket is defective. You can use a multimeter to test whether or not voltage is reaching the light socket. If the meter shows that power is reaching the light socket then it's likely the socket is malfunctioning and will need to be replaced.
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The dryer control panel indicator lights are part of the control panel assembly and cannot be replaced separately. If an control panel indicator light is not working, the entire control panel assembly will need to be replaced.
The dryer control panel indicator lights are part of the touchpad and control panel and cannot be replaced separately. If an control panel indicator light is not working, the entire touchpad and control panel assembly will need to be replaced.
The dryer control panel indicator lights are part of the user control and display board and cannot be replaced separately. If an control panel indicator light is not working, the user control and display board will need to be replaced.
The dryer door switch will turn the interior light off when the door is closed and turn it back on when the door is opened. If the switch is defective, it may be unable to allow voltage to reach the light. You can use a multimeter to test the door switch for appropriate electrical continuity when actuated. If the switch doesn't provide appropriate continuity, it will need to be replaced.
The most likely cause of a dryer interior light not working is a defective light assembly. Inspect the assembly for any visible damage or burn marks and replace as required.