Hotpoint LTF11M132C. Stopping mid cycle. dispenser iffy. Not draining. Timing out. .

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  • January 11, 2021 at 12:03 pm #98928
    pjr918wmb
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    As per title I had all of the above on a three year old machine. . Intermittently. And no fault codes. Come to empty machine to find it had not completed cycle. Or sometimes not released detergent. Sometimes opening and closing door would set it going again etc etc
    After much messing about got hold of manual (find it online – it is there!). Took it apart and couldn’t find anything wrong.
    Then looked at the wiring coming round the bottom of the door ( from the main control unit) it goes behind a what looks like a strengthening bar on the door (the wiring is “protected” by a plastic/rubber sheath) and then up to the door latch, detergent dispenser and control panel.
    The sheath looked distorted and squashed hard into soundproofing. . Long story short took wiring apart to find two wires cut through. One to detergent dispenser and one to door latch. BUT any of them could have been damaged causing different faults or total failure. Obviously the cut wires were only intermittently connecting. As this machine was installed brand new and never moved I can only assume bad design/manufacturing error but who knows?!
    Only problem repairing was the wires i needed to repair were red as were three others….! So you need to get to the main control panel and refer to the wiring diagram to make sure you reconnect the right wires. Its all easier than it sounds…. honestly

    TURN THE POWER OFF AT THE MAINS PLUG/SWITCH BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING!

    Anyhow 100{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} fixed… For now… I mean it is a Hotpoint! 🙂

    January 12, 2021 at 10:06 am #474342
    electrofix
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    bad manufacture as some machines dont have the problem

    the more you open the door the less time the wires last
    so dont open it for every single fork and cup and it will last longer

    Dave

    January 14, 2021 at 7:15 am #474343
    pjr918wmb
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    Hi Dave
    Just to be clear for others. The wires had not broken where they articulate around the bottom of the door it was slightly higher where the protective sheath was “forced” behind what I think is the strengthening bar and and the bundle was squashed into the sound proofing.. Odd but true! Cheers.

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