Beko no go

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  • #57991
    madrat
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    Our ageing Beko DE 3431 FW has suddenly died on us, it takes in the water and then nothing, it wont circulate, no noises, no flashing lights, nothing. I have to then hold in the start/stop button to drain it.
    any ideas ?
    serial number is 5023790011259

    #333012
    Seamy
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    Re: Beko no go

    Circulation pump motor seized most likely.

    #333013
    madrat
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    Re: Beko no go

    😯

    Wow that went quick. Worked then the next time seized, didnt think they could do that so fast.

    #333014
    madrat
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    Re: Beko no go

    I really, really need some advice on this before I part with cash. 😕

    I have taken the motor out and tested it with a multi meter.

    With the meter set to 200 ohms I get the following results.

    Between the red & white wires I get 77.2 ohms
    Between the brown & white wire I get 45.2 ohms
    Between the red brown wires I get 122.2 ohms

    The motor is free and can be turned by hand.

    The resistance between the connections on the heater are 30.5 ohms

    There is no resistance between the terminal of the capacitor on the motor.

    Is the motor shot or is it something else?

    Please help.

    #333015
    iadom
    Moderator

    Re: Beko no go

    madrat wrote:

    There is no resistance between the terminal of the capacitor on the motor.

    ❓ ❓

    That does not compute…

    Between the terminal and what?

    #333016
    madrat
    Participant

    Re: Beko no go

    between both terminals, am I testing it wrong?

    #333017
    iadom
    Moderator

    Re: Beko no go

    Between both terminals of what, the terminals on the capacitor or between the capacitor and motor terminals. ❓

    Either way a capacitor is cheap enough to try in any event, just get one of the same rating and give it a whirl.

    #333018
    madrat
    Participant

    both terminals of the capacitor.

    #333019
    madrat
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    Re: Beko no go

    can I bypass the capacitor just to see if it is that ?

    #333020
    iadom
    Moderator

    Re: Beko no go

    Definitely not, just buy a new one and stick it in, they are dirt cheap and it sounds as if yours is faulty.

    #333021
    madrat
    Participant

    Re: Beko no go

    opps. 😕

    did try it and still no go, so have ordered a new motor for £70. Condenser not listed on any web site, and the lowest call out cost was £47.

    #333022
    iadom
    Moderator

    Re: Beko no go

    It won’t run without the capacitor, thats what it is there for, to kick the motor into operation.

    If you look on the side of the capacitor there will be a uf rating, they are bog standard parts as long as you get the correct value.

    A new one should cost under a tenner.

    Loads of them HERE

    You would be mad to spend £70 on a motor before trying a capacitor, but then you did choose your own username. 😉

    #333023
    madrat
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    Re: Beko no go

    ow well to late now. Order placed with Whitegoods

    :rolls:

    is 5-6 years old so a new motor might do it good, not that there was anything wrong with it anyway, but I bet the brushes are a bit worn by now.

    #333024
    madrat
    Participant

    Re: Beko no go

    :sadder:

    New part came but still dead.

    Looks like a new dishwasher.

    Defiantly another BEKO

    Dose anyone want to buy a new wash motor? cant return it.

    #333025
    iadom
    Moderator

    Re: Beko no go

    madrat wrote:

    Defiantly another BEKO

    .

    Was that a typo or were you deliberately letting everyone know you really are mad. 😉 😆 8)

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