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I have just done a bearing replacement on the above machine, which went without incident, but when I returned the machine to the customer it would not do anything.
When the machine is plugged in the following leds come on on/off, spin and options 3 & 4. These leds stay on for about 10 seconds then nothing the machine will not respond to anything.
Also the leds don’t flash.
According to the error codes 3 & 4 are ntc fault, but I have checked it and it’s ok. I gave the plug a squeeze to ensure a good fit, but still the same fault, I have been around all module connections as well to make sure they were ok.
I had on my van a spare module for this machine, so tried that on, but still the same problem.
Any ideas, have I missed something ? 😳
Cheers
Re: Hotpoin WF320 not playing
This may not apply but remember installing a new hotpoint machine where the socket outlet was wired up back to front, wouldn’t come on at all.
Probably not applicable to you but an item that is easily checked.Re: Hotpoin WF320 not playing
severe bearing failure hasnt led to the drum cheesegrating half the front of the thermister off by any chance? have noticed this several times when i used to harvest useful spares for recons… which is no longer viable
Re: Hotpoin WF320 not playing
The thermistor is slotted into the back of the heater which is in a well below the drum, can’t see the drum ever touching the thermistor on one of these. 😉
Re: Hotpoin WF320 not playing
iadom wrote:The thermistor is slotted into the back of the heater which is in a well below the drum, can’t see the drum ever touching the thermistor on one of these. 😉
for some reason i thought it said WD 😳 tired eyes…
Re: Hotpoin WF320 not playing
Check that the two wires for the thermistor connector are not trapped in the rear access panel
George
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