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Tricity Bendix AW 1560 W..
it decided to stop wotking , wash load had not spun .opened the door and washing was still wet ..noticed drum was locked solid..ive had an issue with it before where a coin had got into between the drum and the heating element .. turns out after stripping it down ,, sure enough it was a 2 pence coin jamming the drum ….
when i stripped it down one of the connector plugs that attaches to the heating element thingy broke (wires pulled out, both blue).. managed to put them back in..
put it all back together but have a little issue ,,,,when i select any program above 2 .. i get beeping and the “end” light flashing, but it still seems to start to go through the cycle .. not sat long enough watching it though,,
had a google found nothing for the amount of beeps/flashes…
its always 7 times then a pause then repeats 7 times …
help please ..
thankyou
Re: Tricity Bendix AW 1560 W
7 faults are the NTC or heat sensor. its the 2 connections in the middle of the heater and its probably not connected properly
Dave
Re: Tricity Bendix AW 1560 W
thankyou very much ..that is the connector that i mentioned in my post .wires pulled out. guess its not fixed right .. thankyou again ..
Re: Tricity Bendix AW 1560 W
these connectors use a system called “insulation displacement” it can be difficult getting it to connect again
in this case you can use 2 spade connectors, insulate one of them to stop it touching
does not matter which way round the wires go
after you do it support the wires by taping or tywrap them to the heater cables. this is to stop the wires moving and breakingDave
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