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I have a 7 year old ISE machine which runs through its program for a while (maybe 10 minutes), then the display goes blank. If the machine is turned off/on, it will resume on a completely different timing for the program, even though the dial looks like the same program: eg the Cotton Eco cycle is 42 minutes. When it dies (blank display, all operation stops), an off/on will turn it to (say) 1:18, so the timing that doesn’t resemble the original program timing. I can sometimes limp it through the cycle by forwarding it to ‘rinse’, ‘drain’, ‘spin’. The machine spins, drains, fills just fine if it gets to that part of the program.
I have done the usual fault finding (even though there are no error codes): checked the pump, drum moves freely and without noise, belt looks brand new and brushes do not appear worn. It has not had heavy use: 3-5 times a month.
Although the fault finding says that modules very seldom go wrong, I fear that the problem is the ultra expensive module which costs pretty much the same as a new washing machine – and on a machine where every other part is in good nick. However does anyone else have any ideas? Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks, MarieRe: ISE 10 1606W 1600 RPM behaving badly
Two things to check, one is relatively easy, the other not so much.
Check the thermistor on the bottom of the tank above the motor. The connections must be clean and sound.
Then check the inverter card for any sign of damage.
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Re: ISE 10 1606W 1600 RPM behaving badly
Abyh2o wrote:and brushes do not appear worn.
Interesting, it has a 3 phase motor which doesn’t have any brushes. 😉
Re: ISE 10 1606W 1600 RPM behaving badly
r600a wrote:If you need parts I have them in stock
Does UKW have stocks of ISE spares?
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