Stacked above a Bosch compact washer is where you will most often find a WTG865H4UC in American apartments. It is an 800 Series condensation dryer with Home Connect, a drum of 4.0 cubic feet and a body 23 1/2 inches across, and it is the last of the WTG family Bosch still lists.
Stacking is the detail that shapes service. Parts reached from the front, such as the condenser, lint filter, door and control panel, can usually be done with the dryer left in place. Anything at the back, though, means lifting the dryer off the washer first, and that takes two people.
Over time the drum support rollers wear, and a rumble starts as the drum turns. Treat that early, since a failed roller can start damaging the drum itself. We also check the condenser, because regular cleaning keeps drying times from creeping up.
Yes for anything at the back. Front-side jobs can usually be done with the machine left in place. We confirm which applies before we begin.
Typically the rollers under the drum or the belt idler have worn. Doing it promptly matters, since a failing roller can damage the drum itself and turn a small job into a large one.
Slightly, because of the second person and the stacking kit. The fix itself is the same. We plan for the extra handling in the visit so there are no surprises.
Book in about a minute, or call the desk. Same-day windows inside the Loop on most days, next-day across the rest of Houston.