Hotpoint wt741

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  • #55867
    allan73
    Participant

    Customer complains m/c is now starting programme as soon as on/off button pressed and without her pressing start button.
    Has anyone come across this before ?

    #325388
    iadom
    Moderator

    Re: Hotpoint wt741

    Buttons are very weak on these, could be stuck in or plastic bits broken behind facia.

    #325389
    allan73
    Participant

    Re: Hotpoint wt741

    Thanks for the advise 🙂 I was thinking along those lines.

    #325390
    DDSDDS
    Participant

    Re: Hotpoint wt741

    if the start button was pressed in then you would not be able to turn it on
    these machines dont work if another button is stuck in
    also is it not a start /cancel button?

    #325391
    allan73
    Participant

    Re: Hotpoint wt741

    Went to this on saturday, when I got there m/c worked perfectly so I took facia & display board off and examined them.
    Board looked fine, start & on/off buttons a bit gunked up but otherwise ok so i cleaned around the buttons.
    After testing on/off and start I left so I’ll see what happens ❓

    #325392
    allan73
    Participant

    Re: Hotpoint wt741

    Just got a call back to this today same fault, any Idea’s Guys ?

    #325393
    Martin
    Participant

    Re: Hotpoint wt741

    allan73 wrote:Went to this on saturday, when I got there m/c worked perfectly

    Were you able to easily cancel a programme? Did you select a variety of different programmes? When it was washing away and you selected the Start/Cancel button did it immediately drain and then shut off?

    #325394
    allan73
    Participant

    Re: Hotpoint wt741

    From what I can remember Martin I tried and cancelled several programmes with no problems 😕

    #325395

    Re: Hotpoint wt741

    Is it same symptom exactly? (Don’t rely on customer as judge of that.) Or maybe customer is a devout cleaner and won’t leave the front panel alone leading to water/cleaning agents getting in behind buttons?
    Alternatively, could be a dodgy tactile switch or two on the fascia board, especially if conditions are damp.
    Mike.

    #325396
    allan73
    Participant

    Re: Hotpoint wt741

    Was’nt one of the cleanest houses Mike, if I scout around I might have a display board off a scrapper I’ll take it with me if I have.

    #325397
    clivejameson
    Participant

    Re: Hotpoint wt741

    These boards seem to be shockers for suffering when there’s even a slight hint of moisture, we’ve even had to use a hair dryer on brand new machines to get them to work…you could try that?

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