Hotpoint WD860

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  • #67520
    maltheviking
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    These must be one of the worst appliances made by the look at the amount of posts!including some from me 😳

    I am confused which is the current dryer heater box top, is it the one with the external TOC (yellow sleeve microtemp inside) or is it the one with the TOC inside the box ,only changed by removing heater box.
    I have replaced the TOC 160deg on one of these, only for it to blow again within a week(part no.
    c00202741)
    Everything is working fine, fan/thermistor no blockages so why do these c00202741 fail? and does it need a different heater box top

    #367687
    HotDog
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    Re: Hotpoint WD860

    have you checked the mesh filter at the back of the heater box

    #367688
    maltheviking
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    Re: Hotpoint WD860

    HotDog wrote:have you checked the mesh filter at the back of the heater box

    Oh yes 😉 and every other possibility of a restriction of airflow

    #367689
    HotDog
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    Re: Hotpoint WD860

    well thermistor would be next i know you say you tested it but iwould replace it as cheap fix failng that you are down to board change, these machines were prone to fan slipping down the shaft and fouling the housing but ithink you would be able to spot that, the early machines had the one shot stat

    #367690
    helo_75
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    Re: Hotpoint WD860

    dont rule out a pcb fault, they notorious for not doing the cooldown cycle!

    #367691
    maltheviking
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    Re: Hotpoint WD860

    helo_75 wrote:dont rule out a pcb fault, they notorious for not doing the cooldown cycle!

    That one did cross my mind, how do you check for this? I checked to see if the heater was cycling on and off (no washing in appliance).
    Still need to know if C00199348 is the latest box cover.

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