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hi im at the end of my tether with this machine, i have changed the stats, and the elements, i have had the sides off and can not see any loose wires,has antone got any ideas before i take it down the tip, the empty water light seems to stay on, but very faintly, we could hardly see it. sue its a creda 620cw
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Sue
It’s possible that the water container switch has become jammed, or that the bottle and/or pipes have become clogged
:plug:
Pull the plug if you go to have a look to see if there are any blockages.
If you want professional help try Repairs@ for a local engineer.
I have also deleted your duplicate post 😀
NWAR wrote:Sue
It’s possible that the water container switch has become jammed, or that the bottle and/or pipes have become clogged
:plug:
Pull the plug if you go to have a look to see if there are any blockages.
If you want professional help try Repairs@ for a local engineer.
I have also deleted your duplicate post 😀
could you advise me how to get at the switch and pipes. i took the sides off and could barely see a thin bit of metal no a plastic thing ,is there any diagram i could get thankyou sue
Re: creda620 not heating
You can do it with out removing drum you only need to remove 8 screws maybe 10 if you remove the top to get it out 15 mins tops.
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😳 sorry but you say to remove the top is only eight screws, please do correct me if im wrong, but isnt the water floats and pipes all at the bottom of the machine, sorry i know i must look a bit silly , but i can be a bit slow on the uptake, i need things spelling out to me thanks sue 😯
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Before you take the machne to pieces, check that there is not a blockage in the valve at the back of the water bottle. The valve is in two pieces, one attached to the bottle itself with small plastic clips and the other part is at the back of the machine held by two screws. You will need a long magnetic tip pozi screwdriver. Watch for sharp edges! I’ve got scars to prove you can’t do it with a short screwdriver.
Bob
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😥 well taken it apart clean out everything, it didnt look like any pipes were block up, now i wonder if i can put it back together again ❓
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susan706 wrote:now i wonder if i can put it back together again ❓
We’ve every confidence in you Sue :tup:
So once you’ve put it back together it’ll be back to square one I guess? Not heating and Empty Water light glowing faintly I suspect? In that case it may well be the actual timer at fault (heater contact burns out inside timer) 🙁
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here i am again, i have given up on the creda dryer, i been very lucky and had a small wind fall , i decided to buy the best condenser dryer i could find,so i bought the miele t234c im very proud to own such a machine,they say its he rolls royce. the only trouble is now i have noticed that my service washing machine is not taking in the hot water, i only notice this because the soap isnt being washed away in the soap tray, so i been pouring hot water on to it after the cold water has gone in to melt the soap powder, i promise not to take the machine apart this time sue can you help???
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Depending on the programme Sue, it may or may not take hot water – most 40c progs are cold fill only. First thing to do is ensure that the water is running through the correct slot in the drawer. The water is directed by a steering mechanism on top of the soap box. This may need adjusting.
Pop up the model number for more exact info – starts M—- under the pump flap or on a label around the door opening.Regards,
Penguin45.Re: creda620 not heating
thanks penquin i will check this as i am only using the 40deg program, im hopefully just being paranold sue 😳
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