Hotpoint WMA interlock

[maltheviking]

Can anyone advise? Hotpoint have changed their WMA interlocks to the type fitted on the Aristons (ROLD). Connections used on the Hotpoints are 2.3.4 after reversing the plug. Connections on the same type of lock on the Ari. are 1.2.3. If I fit the Hotpoint Lock to and ARI. what are the connections? 😕 4=1 3=2 2=3

Just thought it would be a good idea to just stock one type

[msappliance]

Re: Hotpoint WMA interlock

same kind of lock is also used in bosch open them up and you can see the terminals.

[maltheviking]

Re: Hotpoint WMA interlock

msappliance wrote:same kind of lock is also used in bosch open them up and you can see the terminals.

Just thought that someone may have sussed it out and have the details written down, before I start opening them up. 😉 I am sure some of the Hot/Ind guys will have worked it out as they have the wiring diagrams and tech. bulletin’s 😉
M

[Apex]

Re: Hotpoint WMA interlock

Is this pdf file for the interlock you are referring to?

http://www.homespare.com/pictures/pdx/8200766.pdf

Was quite handy for us as at first we thought Homespare were sending us the wrong part 😉

[maltheviking]

Re: Hotpoint WMA interlock

Apex wrote:Is this pdf file for the interlock you are referring to?

Yes, fig3 is the new type. As I said the plug is now reversed as in the PDF.
Both the Hotpoint and Ari/Ind use this Rold type now except as I said, the Hot. interlock has terminals, 234., the Ari/Ind uses terms. 123
M

[Martin]

Re: Hotpoint WMA interlock

maltheviking wrote:as I said, the Hot. interlock has terminals, 234., the Ari/Ind uses terms. 123

……and all Mal wants to know is the terminal configuration? Switching the plugs around is not an option without knowing which terminal is LIVE COMMON & NEUTRAL….right Mal? 😉

[maltheviking]

Re: Hotpoint WMA interlock

Martin wrote:

maltheviking wrote:
as I said, the Hot. interlock has terminals, 234., the Ari/Ind uses terms. 123

……and all Mal wants to know is the terminal configuration? Switching the plugs around is not an option without knowing which terminal is LIVE COMMON & NEUTRAL….right Mal? 😉
Now Martin, you have gone and let the secret out :rolls: 😉

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