Zanussi FJDR1466W..E34

[iadom]

Checked all components for earth leakage, pressure hoses etc all OK.

Which of the two pressure switches would be most likely to cause this fault assuming that the PCB is sound?

Jim.

[maltheviking]

Re: Zanussi FJDR1466W..E34

Hi Jim
Check the PCB for dry joints around the relays 😉

[iadom]

Re: Zanussi FJDR1466W..E34

Will do.

[maltheviking]

Re: Zanussi FJDR1466W..E34

iadom wrote:Will do.

How did you come on Jim?

[iadom]

Re: Zanussi FJDR1466W..E34

Come on, or go on?

Going back out to the machine in the morning armed with the little black pressure switch ( and my soldering iron ) 😉

[maltheviking]

Re: Zanussi FJDR1466W..E34

iadom wrote:Come on, or go on?

Going back out to the machine in the morning armed with the little black pressure switch ( and my soldering iron ) 😉 Iv’e got one of those pressure switches in my stock and never needed it 😕

[helo_75]

its never , the analogic switch… its the other one thats stuck on

[iadom]

Re: Zanussi FJDR1466W..E34

Strange, a search for E34 reveals several cases of this fault being cured by changing the anologic switch.

I do have the other one as well just in case. 😉

[maltheviking]

Re: Zanussi FJDR1466W..E34

Last two E34’s I have had recently were down to dry joints, plus one a couple of years ago 😕

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