zanussi washer/dryer ed4 problem

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  • #70348
    davidh936
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    hi there
    having big problems
    model no ZWD 14270W
    error code is ed4 sometimes also e73
    called a technician from this site
    he came and inspected machine
    tried various steps first disconnecting heater element
    and testing same to no effect his advice was that the problem lay in one or both of the control boards
    and was reluctant to proceed because of their high cost and non returnability

    there is an anomoly washer was connected to the HOT water supply in error while other plumbing work was done just a couple of weeks before breakdown
    any help??
    thank you if you got this far
    david

    #377858
    Seamy
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    Re: zanussi washer/dryer ed4 problem

    E73 fault points to NTC failure in the dryer duct most likely, ED4 is normally an erroneous fault raised when there is a short to earth in either the dryer or wash heater elements, can also point to faulty p.c.bs most likely the drying one or wiring.

    #377859
    davidh936
    Participant

    Re: zanussi washer/dryer ed4 problem

    many thanks for your response
    could you elaborate on
    (E73 fault points to NTC failure in the dryer duct )
    i dont understand this
    washer was working great until a fool plumbed it into a hot water supply
    again thank you for your consideration
    david

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    Seamy
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    Re: zanussi washer/dryer ed4 problem

    Fault E73 means there is a fault with the NTC located in the dryer duct, this can be caused by excessive heat, possibly by hot water as COLD water which is required constantly during the drying cycle to condense the steam.

    #377861
    davidh936
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    Re: zanussi washer/dryer ed4 problem

    thanks seamy for your time
    talked to the guy who inspected machine he said that he had checked the NTC and it was ok
    regards
    david

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