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April 30, 2012 at 11:38 pm #69238
senseib
ParticipantThe water is not getting hot enough on this dishwasher. Originally the water jug was leaking from the seal and i took it a part and resealed it. Now the heater will only come on for a short while and then the heater relay switches it off – is it a faulty heater relay? or something else?
Don’t get many miele dishwashers in!
Any help greatly appreciated
Brian
May 1, 2012 at 6:51 am #374108Seamy
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Hard to know, is there an NTC in circuit? If NTC was faulty it may be giving a signal to P.C.B that its already achieved temp’. Relays have been prone to bad contacts & sometimes sticking.
May 1, 2012 at 10:52 am #374109senseib
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Thanks Seamy for your reply. I’ve ordered a new heater relay so we will see if that cures it. But getting Miele parts is not easy, in the end i had to order the part from Germany on ebay – just hope it arrives!
Would appreciate a heads up on where to get Miele parts in the uk in future if anyone knows, because i searched all over for that part?
Brian
May 1, 2012 at 12:09 pm #374110eastlmark
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senseib wrote: But getting Miele parts is not easy, in the end i had to order the part from Germany on ebay – just hope it arrives!
Would appreciate a heads up on where to get Miele parts in the uk in future if anyone knows, because i searched all over for that part?
Brian
let me think now……Miele maybe? 08453656605
do you have plenty of water pressure through the arms? a blocked pump impellor can cut the pressure down that the pressure stat wont click.
May 2, 2012 at 12:25 am #374111senseib
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Thanks for the telephone number eastlmark. No the wash arms are whirling round fine, plenty of pressure. But just wondering if the repair to the flow meter has anything to do with the heater being switched off prematurely?
Brian
May 2, 2012 at 6:42 am #374112Seamy
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Flow meter counts the litres of water entering appliance, when circulation pump motor starts it should put up enough pressure to activate high pressure switch that controls whether heater comes on or not. If there was a blockage in impellor obviously the pressure would drop & heater would stop. Not to difficult to split the pump & check for impellor blockage.
May 2, 2012 at 7:49 am #374113eastlmark
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senseib wrote:Thanks for the telephone number eastlmark. No the wash arms are whirling round fine, plenty of pressure. But just wondering if the repair to the flow meter has anything to do with the heater being switched off prematurely?
Brian
IME flow meter problems show up within seconds of the initial fill, way before the circ pump should start. -
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