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Hi All
This dishwasher is in an old Howdens Kitchen and dates from about 2003, the property owners have only just moved in and don’t want to replace the machine till they redoe the kitchen in the next year or two.
I think that this machine requires a new inlet water valve which has an integrated sensor on it.
The only label on the machine states:
Model: Anonimo-C
20031911990-016027026-03 01
It looks like a Servis based machine to me and the valve looks like this one https://www.4servis.co.uk/dishwasher-solenoid-valve/product.pl?pid=1117484Does anyone know the part no for it please?
Thank you
Jem
cant see anything for this but K might have more ideas
[USER=”2″]kwatt[/USER]
A lot of these old valves can be stripped. coils can be swopped and the stems unscrew so you can also swop diaphragm.
sensor will likely be a reed sw. cant remember if there were hall effect ic’s in 2003Dave
That’s not the model as all Lamona are HJA or LAM then four digits barring a few oddball exceptions but the serial number is Servis so, it will be obsolete I expect. Pretty much all parts will be.
But, without that model on these, it’s impossible to find much of anything at all.
K.
electrofix wrote:
A lot of these old valves can be stripped. coils can be swopped and the stems unscrew so you can also swop diaphragm.
sensor will likely be a reed sw. cant remember if there were hall effect ic’s in 2003I suspect that it is a hall effect sensor as it is a 3 wire unit and unfortinatley it is the sensor that I suspect of being faulty as the unit will fill with water till it activates the overfill level on the pressure switch. It also looks like the sensor is potted into the holder but I didn’t have time to get the valve out to fully investigate it as the customer had to go out.
kwatt wrote:That’s not the model as all Lamona are HJA or LAM then four digits barring a few oddball exceptions but the serial number is Servis so, it will be obsolete I expect. Pretty much all parts will be.
But, without that model on these, it’s impossible to find much of anything at all.
I thought it starange when he said it was a Howdens kitchen, my thought was MFI but either way there are no other markings or labels on the machine so I knew that it would be a long shot.
Thank you
Jem
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