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  • #43045
    hilly
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    can anyone recomend a supplier that i can order a relay from. the relay i require is branded ERA, this isnt something i usually get involved with but im a bit curious with this job im on so in having a bash!!

    thanks paul

    #275781
    Penguin45
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    Re: relay supplier

    RADIO SPARES have thousands of different relays available.

    Chris.

    #275782
    admin
    Keymaster

    Re: relay supplier

    hi

    What is the reyal for ? on ?.

    Big,small,amps,voltage,2 way,4 way ?

    we do need more information.

    Bryan

    #275783
    hilly
    Participant

    Re: relay supplier

    yes sorry, its off a hotpoint condenser dryer,its a era and the numbers i can read on it are : Typ El 30/18, BV 030-8180.0 08/02T
    not sure if they are relevent,

    hope this helps
    cheers paul

    #275784
    Penguin45
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    Re: relay supplier

    So you want one of the first two listed HERE then. 😀

    Chris.

    #275785
    hilly
    Participant

    Re: relay supplier

    just been out to my van to get model number its a tdc 62 i think the relay on the dryness module is faulty & the customer is going to buy a new machine due to the cost of the module so im curious to see if i can replace it, if i can obtain the same one,

    thanks for the replies,
    paul

    #275786
    Penguin45
    Participant

    Re: relay supplier

    There’s a reasonable selection to have a look at HERE on the Maplins site.

    HTH,
    Chris.

    #275787

    Re: relay supplier

    If you’re not sure it’s the relay that’s faulty, you can make up a tester to put DC 12v or 24v (as appropriate) across the coil terminals and use a battery test lamp to see if it works. It’s not an infallible test but will show up a definite dud. If it passes but you’re still suspicious, cut the plastic cover away with a sharp craft knife to reveal the contacts inside. (You can often do all this with the relay left in circuit.) If they look even slightly burnt, it’s worth trying a replacement. Note all logos, numbers and ratings before attacking the old one!
    Mike.

    #275788
    iadom
    Moderator

    Re: relay supplier

    I’m puzzled as to why EMW & QER will not repair the Hotpoint dryness modules, could they know something that we don’t?

    #275789
    Penguin45
    Participant

    Re: relay supplier

    Well, they do have a reputation to maintain.

    Chris.

    #275790
    Dales-Electronic
    Moderator

    Re: relay supplier

    And more to the point could they make any money doing it 8)

    #275791
    Martin
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    Re: relay supplier

    iadom wrote:I’m puzzled as to why EMW & QER will not repair the Hotpoint dryness modules, could they know something that we don’t?

    I asked Tony at EMW a while back on the subject and I believe he said something about corrupted chips and not being able to re-programme them? 😕

    #275792
    simonb
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    Re: relay supplier

    Top tip mike ill remeber that one about testing relays all easy when you know how, on the subject does anyone know if those large block type resistors can be ordered from i think without going to fetch a board there 7.2k large block type off service boards that when go open circuit cause no drum action faults, iv seen a few newer type service modules as well as the older type with the same open resistor fault, that sit in parallel.

    simonb

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