Bush dryer shows E10 and may not start or may stop with beeping; often related to sensor drying modes.

Safety first: Unplug the dryer before working on internal wiring. Cleaning the sensor bars can be done with the unit unplugged and door open.

• Locate and clean sensor bars: Inside the drum, near the door opening, look for two metal strips (moisture sensors). Clean them thoroughly with a non-abrasive scouring pad and a little white vinegar or mild detergent to remove fabric softener residue.
• Check for physical damage: Ensure the sensor bars are not loose or broken. Tighten mounting screws if necessary.
• Inspect wiring to sensors: Remove the front lower panel or top cover (depending on model) to access the sensor wiring. Check for broken or disconnected wires and repair as needed.
• Test in timed mode: After cleaning, run the dryer in a non-sensor (timed) program. If it runs normally without E10, the issue was likely dirty sensors. If E10 still appears, the sensor module or PCB may be faulty.
• Replace sensor assembly if needed: If wiring is intact but E10 persists only in sensor modes, replacing the moisture sensor assembly or control PCB may be required.