Zanussi TDE4234W won’t start 90{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} the time

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  • #98317
    effingpot
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    Hi,
    My old Zanussi TDE 4234W works fine apart from the start button.

    Sometimes it works perfectly, other times not at all. We randomly open/close the door, turn the machine off/on and keep trying until it starts. You never have to push hard, just gently touch it so it seems like the on button itself is ok?

    It’s like something is disabling it and I’m wondering if there is a door closed sensor or something similar that might be dodgy and telling the on button not to work?

    Any ideas welcome as I don’t want to replace the whole machine for what is probably something simple.
    Thanks
    Mike

    #471815
    electrofix
    Moderator

    there is a door switch so thats possible

    Dave

    #471816
    effingpot
    Participant

    electrofix wrote:there is a door switch so thats possible

    Dave

    Actually I played around a bit and without touching the door, turned the machine off and on, then gently pressed start a few times, then repeated until it started. So I think that may rule out any switch in the door latch 🙁 Bit stumped frankly!

    #471817
    electrofix
    Moderator

    when you press start you are actually pressing a very small switch on the board. they can get dirty and only work sometimes, they can have bad solder joints that cause the same

    Dave

    #471818
    effingpot
    Participant

    electrofix wrote:when you press start you are actually pressing a very small switch on the board. they can get dirty and only work sometimes, they can have bad solder joints that cause the same

    Dave

    Thanks Dave, what would do with it?
    Cheers
    Mike

    #471819
    electrofix
    Moderator

    well i take the board out, look at the solder joint with a magnifying glass and use a multi meter to see if they work

    Dave

    #471820
    o_ptic
    Participant

    ive repaired my candy ages ago with exactly the same symptoms; my other symptom was that the machine would sometimes end the cycle short leaving the clothes damp. From memory it was the heater relay on the PCB which I replaced it and its still going strong.

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