Samsung ecobubble HE code error.

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  • #98646
    Pabloz
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    Hi all, I have a Samsung ecobubble model no. WF80F5E0W2W

    It has stopped working with an HE error code which I am led to believe is a temp sender error problem. I have replaced this with a new one(access is very easy from the rear) but I still have the error code. I have unplugged it and left it to reset it but no joy. I cant see any problems with wires so far. Could it be a circuit board problem?

    Any help most welcome!

    #473174
    electrofix
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    #473175
    Pabloz
    Participant

    Thanks for that Dave. I only pulled the heater and checked it visually. Whats the best way to test it?

    #473176
    electrofix
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    with multimeter
    you should get well under 100 ohms across the teminals

    dave

    #473177
    Pabloz
    Participant

    Hi Dave, checked with a multimeter and didnt get a reading so assume it must be this. Will order a new one- fingers crossed. Thanks for your help

    #473178
    Pabloz
    Participant

    Darn it! Replaced element as well and still got the HE code. switched it on and off, unplugged it for a while and kicked it. Still no joy. Any other options??

    #473179
    electrofix
    Moderator

    well if the heater is ok and conected correclty

    the temp sensor is ok
    the wiring back to the timer is ok

    then all that is left is the board as far as i know

    Dave

    #473180
    Pabloz
    Participant

    Probably not worth it then. Its about 7 years old. I hate not being able to fix stuff though and end up throwing it away……

    #473181
    electrofix
    Moderator

    problem with both samsung and LG boards is they fill then with a jelly so it could be as simple as a dud relay but you can never fix them because you would have to cut the component out off this stuff first and you cant test components on the board for the same reason

    Dave

    #473182
    Pabloz
    Participant

    Thanks for all your help anyway, much appreciated! Need to look for a more reliable make of washer now……..

    #473183
    electrofix
    Moderator

    top of the tree is miele

    Dave

    #473184
    Pabloz
    Participant

    just checked prices of Miele and my budget is about 400 quid so dont think i can put that on my list……….. you get what you pay for I suppose

    #473185
    electrofix
    Moderator

    the problem is in real terms due to market forces machines have got cheaper. that means the manufacturers have had to cut corners to bring down cost

    what you have to do is work out what they are making them for

    your budget is £400, Your buying from a retailer who has to make a profit, it has to be shipped half way round the world, the manufacturer has to also make a profit after paying for reseach and development. plus your £400 contains Tax at 20{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} so your £400 is really £330

    in short your manufacturing cost of the machine could easily be less than £100 and you dont get much quality for that

    dave

    #473186
    Pabloz
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    hmmm, doesnt add up to much quality wise, I agree. Think I should try and go for a compromise, somewhere in the middle of budget and Miele!

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