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I have Error Code E 04. “Water heating sensor error”. I cannot find were this sensor is located. The only wired items I can find on the drum are the Door Thermal Cut-out Switch and the heater element (live,neutral and earth) Can anyone tell me where the heating sensor is located?
Re: Smeg WD1 12C
There’s two ,one in the side of the drier duct and the other one is either in the wash element or on the base of the tub
Re: Smeg WD1 12C
Thanks Lawrence, but as I said, there is no sensor in the heater element (I have removed the element to check) and the only sensor on the base of the drum is something refered to in the spares list as the Door Thermal Cut-out element. I can see the sensors on the drier duct but the problem appears to be with the sensor that must control the water temperature in the drum and there is no sign of this anywhere!
Re: Smeg WD1 12C
If I recall correctly, it was altered.
The original element has aplastic cover thing on it that hides the thermistor whereas on the replacement (link below) it can plainly be seen.
https://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/8068906 … ng-element
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Re: Smeg WD1 12C
Look in the back of the machine ,look for the top of the suspension strut around there in a grommet you will find a sensor the size of a 10p piece ,check the terminals
Re: Smeg WD1 12C
Thanks all for your patience. There is definitely no sensor in the element, the only wiring to the element is the power supply (brown, blue and earth) their are no spade terminas for a sensor. There is only one sensor on the drum within a grommet as described at about the twenty five minutes past position. This is closed circuit across the terminals with no resistance. As previously mentioned this is refered to as a door thermal cut-out in the parts list.
I hoped to post a photo but I dont think this is possible here.Re: Smeg WD1 12C
Thanks for all your advice, I think I have cleared things up. I have spoken to the spares department and apparently this type of “button” sensor is used by Smeg for a variety of functions including a door thermal cut-out and in my case, the temperature sensor.
So the position of mine is where the water level should be so must be carrying out this function. Anyway, I have ordered a new one and hopefully it is this and not the control module which is at fault!
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