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Hi Dave: Reading his own thread about his machines problems, I got the impression that he wanted to remove the control panel to get at a duff button. It was a bit confused though, so I could be totally wrong.
Andy[h=1]Zanussi WJD1457W (91460141800) Washing Machine Dryer Spare Parts Diagram[/h]
- 3 Thermostat Temperature Regulator
- 003B Temperature Regulator
- 4 FAN MOTOR
- 10 Heating Element 1840w
- 18 Ventilator Assembly
- 48 Temperature Probe NTC
- 048C Temperature Probe NTC
- 110 Hose solenoid connector
- 110B Hose Dispenser To Tub
- 110D VENT HOSE CAPACITOR
- 125 Manual Re Set Thermostat O – Ring Seal
- 127 AIRBREAK
- 130 Heater Element Sealing Sleeve
- 130A Thermostat Gasket Seal
- 130B GASKET
- 135 Heater Element Assembly Case
- 135A ASSEMBLY DUCT FRONT WD BD
- 146 assembly Capacitor vertical WD BD X
- 251 BUMPER FAN.
- 253 Blower Motor Belt
- 540 FIXING CLAMP WARM INSULATION C
- 540 FIXING CLAMP WARM INSULATION C
- 540A FIXING CLAMP DUCT RUBBER BELLO
- 557 WARM INSULATION UPPER CHANNEL
- 557B WARM INSULATION DUCT FRONT
- 557C WARM INSULATION CHANNEL DRAINA
the part I can’t get access to is 146 ,Marked with X.
I also have problem with button panel not sure if that’s the right terminology I’m not very techy. Anyway thank you so much for everyone that replied and hope maybe you can help me fix my machine.
sorry if I was a bit unclear I’m not used to being on forums I will try to be clearer in future[USER=”60″]dave[/USER] hello again, I eventually managed to get the back panel off the machine and the top lid,
it looks very complicated in there but I’m willing to give it a go, just need some direction on what to unscrew looks like the dryer fan maybe ?.
Would greatly appreciate your assistance again and if possible diagrams they were very helpful, anyway I know it’s Sunday probably your day off but don’t worry whenever you get time thank you so much again in advance .remove item 100 ( see your diagram) unclip from soap draw then let it pivot till it unlocks from condenser (146)
remove the clip holding the lower hose onto the condenser (146)
then you can gently push up the fan assembly and slip the condenser out. unclip it from the bottom and your there
make sure the lower hose is well secure when replacing it as if it comes loose you will get a flood
DaveOkay this is all very new to me, is it possible you gave the wrong number item can’t find The number 100 anywhere it doesn’t seem to be that number on any of the diagrams. The diagram I posted is the dryer diagram, I also checked The hydraulic diagram, the electrical diagram still can’t find number 100 anywhere .
just to say I’m quite new at this sort of thing but very eager to learn, i’m sure it’s going to be a slow process for me so hope you will all bear with me thanks againWishywashy62 wrote:Okay this is all very new to me, is it possible you gave the wrong number item can’t find The number 100 anywhere it doesn’t seem to be that number on any of the diagrams. The diagram I posted is the dryer diagram, I also checked The hydraulic diagram, the electrical diagram still can’t find number 100 anywhere .
just to say I’m quite new at this sort of thing but very eager to learn, i’m sure it’s going to be a slow process for me so hope you will all bear with me thanks againsorry 110D its the water feed to the condenser
Dave
[USER=”60″]dave[/USER] hello again,hope I can draw on your experience again.
I got to the last part. You suggested and removed the plastic ducting but the problem now is the fan seems to be connected tightly to the middle Metal bar or structure holding the machine together, I have removed some screws from the fan but there is a part that has no screws that seems to be connected to the Metal structure. I also have an overtight bolt with Limited access. Hope this makes some sense to you the part I’m referring to is number 18 on my original diagram which I need to lift up to remove the plastic bottle thing underneath which is blocked
well when I say plastic ducting I’m referring to part 100 which I removed and pivoted, sorry about the confusionto get the fan off it sort of hooks in after you break the joint to the heater container but quite a lot of the time there is enough movement to lift the fan up “carefully” and just pop the condenser out Dave
Hello again managed to clean out the condenser reattach and the pressure chamber there was no dirt in the chamber, I seem to have extra problems now , Possibly pressure switches. Just a question the dryer cycle performs all the the motor actions as in tumble and reverse but there is water at the bottom of the machine and the clothes are obviously soaking wet and cold. I observed the machine with the back and lid off in action
1) no heat and nothing getting warm
2) The condenser had watering not sure if it was too much or too little
3) should the fan spin no action there at allYes, but II think it only drains at a certain level, actually that’s not true I know it’s only drains at a certain level because I filled it for a wash and it kept filling so I switched off and the only way I could drain was by skipping to the drain function but I had to do that several times to eventually drain completely.
then I put some wet clothes in and skip to drain and spin that works okay, I’m completely perplexedwell if you had to run the drain programme several times to drain it completely then it must be blocked
Dave
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