White Knight CL847 sensordryer

[AMS]

Replaced the fan on this machine yesterday. Today the customer phones up to say that the machine turns itself off after about a minute. I did observe this myself when testing it after the the fan change, but assumed that it was turning itself off because there were no damp clothes in it and it was sensing that it was dry. I’m going back tomorrow. Anybody got any ideas as to where I should start looking ❓

Cheers,

Dave

[whitevanman]

Re: White Knight CL847 sensordryer

brush sensor worn ?

[Penguin45]

Re: White Knight CL847 sensordryer

Brush sensor fallen out and disappeared…………. more likely.

Chris.

[robbra]

Re: White Knight CL847 sensordryer

Into the bottom of the cabinet no doubt 💡
8)

[Penguin45]

Re: White Knight CL847 sensordryer

Never to be seen again….. Think the old Philco box motor brush fits it.

Chris.

[whitevanman]

Re: White Knight CL847 sensordryer

Penguin45 wrote:Never to be seen again….. Think the old Philco box motor brush fits it.

Chris.

As does one from a servis Twin tub Motor 😀

[robbra]

Re: White Knight CL847 sensordryer

god,
you’re going back a bit…Carter motors brilliant
Rob 😆 😆 😉

[Penguin45]

Re: White Knight CL847 sensordryer

robbra wrote:Carter

The Unstoppable Spinning Machine……….?

:p45:

[AMS]

Re: White Knight CL847 sensordryer

Thanks for all the replies guys. Yes it was the carbon brush that had fallen out. However, I managed to retrieve the little sod by turning the machine upside down. 😀

Cheers all,

Dave

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