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Just reading the post on the VHV680F in the public forum.
Can anyone shed some light on the problem.
As I sold a VHC680F on Tuesday and when I tested it, in the customers garage, it stopped after a minute with all the lights flashing on and off.
After 3 attempts it suddenly righted itself. Is this because the bit of heat it generated during the 3 attempts cancelled the ‘Thermal Lock Out.’ ????
Re: Thermal Lock Out
Temperature sensor in the front duct is too cold and out of the parameters that the electronics expect. Pull the filter out and you can put your hand down and touch the sensor, warm with your hand for a few seconds and everything will be OK. 😉
really, its not a joke
hoover want the customer to put a bowl of boiling water in the drum for a few minutes before they use it
pants…..
Re: Thermal Lock Out
Anyone had this affecting Whirlpool electronically controlled dryers. Just had a customer on the phone with one with all the lights flashing. Its in a garage and it went down to -10 here last night, still reading -08 on my car temp gauge.
Not been out to it yet so don’t have model number etc.
jim.
Re: Thermal Lock Out
iadom wrote:Anyone had this affecting Whirlpool electronically controlled dryers. Just had a customer on the phone with one with all the lights flashing. Its in a garage and it went down to -10 here last night, still reading -08 on my car temp gauge.
Not been out to it yet so don’t have model number etc.
jim.
had a handful up here last few weeks jim, and apparently the handbook advises customer that if ambient temp is below 5, the unit wont run . hth
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