JLWD1612. Cycle finishes abruptly. No heat or fans on the dryer

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    TBast
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    So after a weeks holiday. I’ve come home to find my John Lewis Washer dryer no longer wants to work properly (maybe some sort of protest for us going on holiday without it)

    It will complete the wash cycle seemingly fine, but then as it moves onto the rinse cycle, it seems to loop out. Filling the drum a slight amount each time, then agitating the clothes, stops for about 40 seconds, has a think. Then repeats the process. This will carry on for about 15 minutes until the drum is half full of water, and the machine, seemingly pleased with what it’s accomplished…will say the cycle has finished. I then have to turn it off and on and manually put it onto a drain/spin cycle, which it does without problem.

    The Dryer functions also seem to have stopped working. The drum will spin, but no heat or dryer fans are present.

    A visual check in the back and top of the machine shows nothing obvious. Have checked continuity across the two thermostats on the dryer and heating element for the water (after buying a new element needlessly…doh). But that’s about as far as my fault finding goes.

    Any thoughts or suggestions before I call someone out would be really welcomed?

    #480754
    electrofix
    Moderator

    its an odd fault

    will it do just a rinse ok ?

    dave

    #480755
    TBast
    Participant

    Very much so. As daft as it sounds, I’ve not tried it on a rinse, will give it a try tonight. I have however run it on a cold wash, which it managed to complete without issue. Also, frustratingly. It doesn’t throw up any error codes

    #480756
    electrofix
    Moderator

    some error codes are not shown to the user

    Dave

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