Hotpoint washing machine – when is an F03 error not an F03 error?

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    Mark Flint
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    I am working on a Hotpoint NSWM743UGGUK (869991581710 sn:562007027156) washing machine. I have already replaced the element and the element NTC sensor for new parts. This is the sequence of events on the “cottons” program:
    1) starts by draining then filling the drum to about 2″ off the bottom of cylinder
    2) then pauses for a minute
    3) then start rotating the drum for 2 cycles clockwise, 2 cycles counter clockwise, for a few minutes
    4) the heater comes on and draws approx 1800 watts
    5) with the heater on the machine continues with 2 cycles clockwise, 2 cycles counter clockwise for 6 minutes
    6) the machine stops, drains, and displays error code F03.

    As I said, I replaced the NTC, and the element. Before I buy any more parts does anyone have an idea?

    Thanks,
    Mark

    #491758
    Mark Flint
    Participant

    F03 = NTC sensor on the element

    #491759
    Hollytree_Technical
    Participant

    I would check for broken wiring to the NTC – I suspect that it may be broken inside the insulation, if so then it may well part when tugged.

    Jem

    #491760
    Mark Flint
    Participant

    Hollytree_Technical wrote:I would check for broken wiring to the NTC – I suspect that it may be broken inside the insulation, if so then it may well part when tugged.

    Jem

    Thanks – I’m back tomorrow so will check this.

    #491761
    electrofix
    Moderator

    manual say this

    Dave

    #491762
    Mark Flint
    Participant

    Took out the control board and checked continuity to the NTC sensor (new sensor). All good. Still getting F03 error. Has to be the PCB.

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