neff d/w e-nr S5443X1GB FD 8105

[richardable]

have to get into the main circulation motor on this one. usually the bosch/neff guy takes them but he is closed for 2 weeks. advise please on how to get in to check if there is something in the motor or if i need to do a motor change.
thanks
richard

[senseib]

Re: neff d/w e-nr S5443X1GB FD 8105

Usually there’s a screwdriver slot cut into the rotar at the back of the motor (not every model though!) Simply turn with screwdriver blade, if it wont turn it’s either siezed or there is something obstructing the impellor.

Saves having to get inside the pump to check 😀
Brian.

[richardable]

Re: neff d/w e-nr S5443X1GB FD 8105

brian, this one hasn’t got a slot but by turning the motor by the fins it only moves reluctantly, so it looks like something in there. question, how do you get the motor out to change it? i did a bosch d/w some while ago and i turned it upside down and lifted the whole plastic base. is this the way in or is there a more straightforward method?
richard

[senseib]

Re: neff d/w e-nr S5443X1GB FD 8105

Hi Richard, I am not familiar with that particular model. But usually on Bosch & Neff m/c the motor is mounted on the right hand side of the machine (looking from the front) & in the past I’ve accessed the motor by removing the right side panel, which usually is very easy to remove held on with a couple of screws; course it does mean easing the machine forward in order to get to it.

Hope this helps,
Brian.

[Martin]

Re: neff d/w e-nr S5443X1GB FD 8105

richardable wrote:or is there a more straightforward method?

OK, to remove the motor first you must remove the door from its hinges, front, top and side panels off. Disconnect tub fixings, salt container cap and locking screw, lift away top spray arm mounting. Disconnect the fill matix and lay it clear of tub. Remove the tub fixing screws (4) front and rear. Then carefully lift the whole tub off and away!

Then you can access the motor correctly to effect a repair. The same procedure applies to accessing the instantaneous water heater. 😉

Several ‘short-cut bodge’ type methods have been mentioned in the past throughout the many UKW tech pages on the subject of Bosch/Neff/ Siemens dishwashers, but the method I advise is the only correct procedure. 8)

[richardable]

Re: neff d/w e-nr S5443X1GB FD 8105

thanks martin, motor ordered, will attack d/w next week
richard

[Redflame]

Re: neff d/w e-nr S5443X1GB FD 8105

Martin wrote:

richardable wrote:
or is there a more straightforward method?

OK, to remove the motor first you must remove the door from its hinges, front, top and side panels off. Disconnect tub fixings, salt container cap and locking screw, lift away top spray arm mounting. Disconnect the fill matix and lay it clear of tub. Remove the tub fixing screws (4) front and rear. Then carefully lift the whole tub off and away!

Then you can access the motor correctly to effect a repair. The same procedure applies to accessing the instantaneous water heater. 😉

Several ‘short-cut bodge’ type methods have been mentioned in the past throughout the many UKW tech pages on the subject of Bosch/Neff/ Siemens dishwashers, but the method I advise is the only correct procedure. 8)

…and stops yu getting water into pressure system bellows !!!

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