hotpoint DF41

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    cornflakes
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    recently put on request for information re above appliance on behalf of family to save callout1

    have had to visit and have following problems

    1] loom shorted at door hinge, took out 30amp main c/u cartridge fuse

    2] repaired temp connections on door loom.. machine runs fine up until heat cycle, error code E20 comes up

    3] run unit on no heat cycle—runs fine
    ( programme 4)

    4] have checked for dry joint on thermistor..seems fine/ heater test out ok with meggar

    any ideas welcome

    graham
    Leicestershire

    #139712
    Dave_Conway
    Participant

    Re: hotpoint DF41

    The short on the door leads will almost certainly have blown the PCB tracks at least I would think.

    You would expect to see obvious signs of damage though 😕

    Dave.

    #139713
    iadom
    Moderator

    Re: hotpoint DF41

    Service Programmme 4- Thermistor Test.

    To select Service programmes, press the programme select button and the half load buttons simultaneously then switch on.
    The display will scroll through the various test programme numbers. Press start when the required number (4) is displayed.

    This fills the machine and heats the water to 66°C. The measured water temp is displayed allowing the thermistor and temp measurements to be checked.
    STEP………….DISPLAY………… ACTION
    1-5 …………..water temp……….Fill 3 times
    6……………………………………..Circulate and heat to 66°
    7……………………………………..Circulate for 24 sec.
    8……………………………………..Circulate and drain for 16 sec.
    9……………………………………..End.

    If the temp display does not rise on the display then the thermistor could be faulty or the heater is not working, but as Dave said, it could have damaged the PCB.

    If you want the other test programmes let me know, the only others that are useful for servicing are the No: 2 Wash test & the No:3 Dry test. The dry test may be helpful as it should energise the heater for 16 seconds without water.

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