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July 14, 2009 at 5:21 pm #47054
Broomey
ParticipantHi all,
I’ve got a really old (1987) Creda17316D Washer Dryer which decided to go bang the other day after years of trouble free service. I know it probably makes sense to get rid of her but I couldn’t help but open her up and have a look. After closer inspection, I found that the mains suppressor had blown and duly ordered a new one from Creda. The problem is on receiving the replacement suppressor, I’m not too sure how to connect it up as the connections are marked 1,2,3,4 on it when the old one was colour coded Red, Brown, Blue and something else(not sure what as this bit disintegrated). Is anybody out there able to tell me what wires should connect to 1,2,3,4 so that I can give the old girl the benefit of the doubt before having to retire her to the local recycling centre.
Many thanks in advance
BroomeyJuly 15, 2009 at 11:08 pm #292116Penguin45
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Brown and Red = live = 1 + 2
Blue and crispy = neutral = 3 + 4A read of the Forum Rules (which nobody ever does……. 👿 ) will reveal that I’m not allowed to tell you this. However, as you are the owner of the last one left, I’ll make an exception as I have a certain horrified fondness for the old brutes. Have you done the drum bearings yet?
Penguin45.
July 15, 2009 at 11:24 pm #292117iadom
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Did you get this to replace the Hotpoint WD62 or is that still in the garage?
July 29, 2009 at 6:33 pm #292118Broomey
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Hi Penguin45, apologies it’s taken so long to post a reply but I’ve only just come back from holiday! Anyhow, many thanks for your reply considering my ignorance of the forum rules. I’ll make sure I pay attention to them for all future posts. The Hotpoint iadom referred to had to go as I didn’t have a water supply in the garage of my new house at the time so couldn’t use the dryer unfortunately. I’m starting to think that I should have kept it in case I can’t get the Creda to work in my other flat. I’ve just arrived at it actually and taken the lid off the creda and looked at the wiring again and am still a bit unsure as to how to connect the new mains suppressor following your advice. There is one Live (brown) and one Neutral (blue) wire coming out of the back left mains connection point and then to the right running along the top perimeter of the machine I’ve got two neutral wires (blue) (these can be slotted together using the metal clip on the end of the wire) and then one Live (brown) wire. Am I right in saying that the Live (brown) wire from the incoming power supply point should be connected to number 1 on the new mains suppressor with the perimeter Live(brown) wire connected to number 2? Then Neutral (blue) on the incoming power supply point connected to 3 and the final two Neutral. perimeter wires(slotted together) connected to 4? Any further advice you can shed on this would be much appreciated!
Many thanks in advance
BroomeyJuly 29, 2009 at 6:45 pm #292119Broomey
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Nearly forgot, I can’t recall the drum bearings ever being replaced. The flat is a holiday home(my pension) so the machine has probably only been used 200 times max during its lifetime. It’s possible that my family who sometimes stay there may have had trouble with it without me knowing and had them done but I can’t be certain. Cheers
August 6, 2009 at 7:38 pm #292120Broomey
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Hi Penguin45,
As per my message- all sorted! She is finally back up and running! Can’t thank this site enough for the invaluable advice.
All the best
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