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GOOD DAY TO YOU ALL – HAVE THIS CUSTOMER WITH THE ABOVE D/W WITH A STRANGE FAULT THAT i SHOULD LIKE TO CLARIFY.
APPLIANCE WILL START FILLING AND PUMPING OUT AS SOON AS YOU SWITCH ON WITH THE DOOR OPEN OR CLOSED – THERE ARE NO LIGHTS ON THE CONTROL PANEL AND YOU CAN NOT DO A CANCEL PROGRAMME OR RE SET. I FEEL THE PROGRAMMER HAS CRASHED SOMEWHAT BUT THE NEFF GUYS FEEL IT COULD BE THE NTC. I HAVE HAD THIS WITH W/POOL AND DIPLOMAT UNITS WHERE THE NTC THINKS THAT IT IS TOO COLD TO OPERATE – POOR IN A PINT OF HAT WATER, WAIT A COUPLE OF MINS AND RUN A PR RINSE AND AWAY YOU GO – CAN ANY ONE HELP
MANY THANKS JOHN HUTCHINSON PENNAL ELECTRICAL 😕Re: NEFF D/W S5443X2GB/44
The float switch has activated due to flooded base. Drain off base, strip and clean pressure switch unit and clean sump inlet hose etc 😉
Welcome to the site by the way John
Regards
Martin
P.S Take your “Caps Lock” off mate (No SHOUTING allowed 🙂 )
Re: NEFF D/W S5443X2GB/44
Hi Martin – Sorry about the capitals – habit.
I thought about the flood switch also and the base is bone dry – lifting the float turns the water inlet off but not the pump. m I shall go and check this out tomorrow though. At present unable to relaease the bhottom door panel at present – it must have got stuck with grease or as they fit them here with silicone grease which is really frustrating.
Any way – thanks for comming back – I am under instruction from your hq as to how to operate this site without Broadband Cheers John : cant use these little yellow things either !
Re: NEFF D/W S5443X2GB/44
JohnHutchinson wrote:– lifting the float turns the water inlet off but not the pump.
Must be a module failure then in that case?
JohnHutchinson wrote: At present unable to relaease the bhottom door panel at present – it must have got stuck with grease or as they fit them here with silicone grease which is really frustrating.
Best to remove the outer decor panel first (take blanking plugs off the side and loosen screws within – door should fall away at the top so you can unhook it at the bottom). Once that’s off the outer metal door panel simply unscrews off (6 screws). No way should any of the above panels be silicone sealed in, what’s the point?
If you find any blown tracks or chips on the module, then beware as likely as not something has caused them to blow???
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