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  • August 14, 2006 at 11:46 pm #19940
    leonmelhuish
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    hi and thanks in advance for reading this and any help you can give me will be much apprieciated. ok, cycle starts, drains straight away, fills, washes, drains then faults. or, drains, then starts to fill, then faults and drains,also flicks to a pre-wash cycle when faults, basically every time it faults it always drains, maybe that is part of an in built safety feaure i don’t know. the error light is a steady flashing light and beeping also.

    now here’s the best bit i’ve had it in bits, done a visual of pump, motor, ntc, pressure switch everything even done a continuity check on pressure switch and all connectors that link up to the main pcb. had a look at the pcb no signs of any dry joints overheating etc.

    the only thing that is abnormal is the main motor judders some times, wether the pcb can detect the motor drawing more current and faults i dont know. please help i am at my wits end!! and getting fed up 😥 washing by hand!!!

    thanks again 😀 model code is 8542 347 15810

    August 15, 2006 at 9:58 pm #185112
    Dave_Conway
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    Re: whirlpool generation 2000 g2p dwi/1 wh

    Search the forums for “NTC and Whirlpool” , that should help 🙂

    Dave.

    August 15, 2006 at 11:17 pm #185113
    leonmelhuish
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    Re: whirlpool generation 2000 g2p dwi/1 wh

    thanks dave for reply 😀

    do you think it maybe the NTC then? i have trawled through all pages in this forum can’t find a simular fault. any ideas?

    cheers leon 😀

    August 15, 2006 at 11:22 pm #185114
    gegsy
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    Re: whirlpool generation 2000 g2p dwi/1 wh

    leonmelhuish wrote: the error light is a steady flashing light and beeping also.

    😕 Steady flashing ❓

    How many times does it flash ❓

    Greg

    August 15, 2006 at 11:24 pm #185115
    leonmelhuish
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    Re: whirlpool generation 2000 g2p dwi/1 wh

    hi greg thanks for reply

    there is no groups of flashing it is just a constant flash as with the audio beep too.

    August 15, 2006 at 11:25 pm #185116
    gegsy
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    Re: whirlpool generation 2000 g2p dwi/1 wh

    Constant flash is NTC for sure 😉

    Greg

    August 15, 2006 at 11:27 pm #185117
    leonmelhuish
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    Re: whirlpool generation 2000 g2p dwi/1 wh

    i hope so that means it’ll be cheap as chips to replace!!! you know a rough price & do you guys stock it?

    August 15, 2006 at 11:30 pm #185118
    gegsy
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    Re: whirlpool generation 2000 g2p dwi/1 wh

    You looking around the £20 – £25 mark.
    P/No – 481228268035
    Don’t forget unplug appliance before attempting any repair. :plug:

    Greg

    August 15, 2006 at 11:33 pm #185119
    leonmelhuish
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    Re: whirlpool generation 2000 g2p dwi/1 wh

    thanks greg
    will order part asap will post reply to outcome

    cheers i can see the light 😀

    August 15, 2006 at 11:34 pm #185120
    gegsy
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    Re: whirlpool generation 2000 g2p dwi/1 wh

    If you need part try the link below Im sure Dave can sort for you 😉

    Greg

    August 20, 2006 at 9:29 pm #185121
    leonmelhuish
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    Re: whirlpool generation 2000 g2p dwi/1 wh

    greg your a star! :tup: fitted the new NTC switch, bobs your uncle fannies your aunt!!!!!! anyone else with the same problem ?????? here’s your solution!!!!


    many thanks again 😀
    leon

    August 20, 2006 at 9:33 pm #185122
    gegsy
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    Re: whirlpool generation 2000 g2p dwi/1 wh

    Excellent, glad you all sorted.

    Greg 😉

    August 20, 2006 at 9:38 pm #185123
    leonmelhuish
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    Re: whirlpool generation 2000 g2p dwi/1 wh

    doooh!!!!!!!! its not a switch its a thermostat!!!!! sorry for confusion i know what i meant anyway 😀 just for the record i did test the NTC. however unless you know the exact calibration in ohm’s and degrees your totally f****d!!!!!!! (just incase someone else is convinced it’s not the NTC because they get a reading on their meter)


    thanks again leon 😀

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