Hotpoint “DOOR” fault

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Hotpoint “DOOR” fault
Interlock ok checked wiring connections twice, on both occasions the appliance worked then after the second time of connection checking it only lasted for two washes, could this be wiring or board fault as pressure and movement is put on board when reconnecting.?
darren

[don]

Re: Hotpoint "DOOR" fault

Model number and industrial code for the guys would be good 😉

Don

[ddirect]

Re: Hotpoint "DOOR" fault

Somehow i knew id get that reply, lol
So much for thinking its a common problem, ill have a look through my notes to see what the model and product code is and post them up

[iadom]

Re: Hotpoint "DOOR" fault

Dodgy motor plug connections.

[roy1]

Re: Hotpoint "DOOR" fault

Brushes worn

[ddirect]

Re: Hotpoint "DOOR" fault

Has been a pain in the backside this one,machine only about 14 months old so not expected to be carbon brushes,having checked suggested options had a look at carbons, hardly any wear at all gave them a blast of air replaced them. Machine has not faulted since, so presumably problem was sticking carbons,
They must have decided to make contact every time i moved the machine lol.
Thanks for the help.

[johnnyj]

Re: Hotpoint "DOOR" fault

If it was a Sole motor thats prob’ly the culprit, loose brush conections are common and the motor overload trips on hot washes

[billyblue]

Re: Hotpoint "DOOR" fault

If it has the circular motor, change it for the square ceset type motor,as the circular one overheats and cuts out.

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