Zanussi ZWD12270S

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  • #65622
    DDDave
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    I put this machine into test mode and it came up with this.

    It also flashed 13 red then 4 green.
    Can someone tell me how to read this code please.
    Thank you

    #361315
    cab
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    Re: Zanussi ZWD12270S

    dryer element. if the resistance is less than about 10 meg it will cause this

    #361316
    Criscold
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    Re: Zanussi ZWD12270S

    As above but could also be dryer relay board or wiring

    #361317
    DDDave
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    Re: Zanussi ZWD12270S

    Thanks for the help guys. How do I read this code though. Is it fault 4 or 13 or Ed4 ??

    #361318
    dave-m
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    Re: Zanussi ZWD12270S

    It’s Ed4.

    I had one a while ago and if I remember right the service manual (which, when I’m home, I can send you if you PM me your e-mail address) said it’s the drier board or washer board depending on a couple of tests.
    I rang a mate of mine, an engineer in zanussi, and he said it’s usually one of the two.

    The machine I looked at was 4 and a half years old so I rang zanussi for the customer and they sent out some one to repair it for call out fee only.

    However, Zanussi Dublin told me that if the machine was bought in Currys or someother outlet that doesn’t sell machines out of the Irish warehouse that it’s not covered by the Major parts warranty, so there!
    I gave her the s/n and this was ‘one of theirs’ so it wasn’t a problem.

    All that being said, I never rang the customer back to see how she got on, must do that today…


    Dave

    #361319
    DDDave
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    Re: Zanussi ZWD12270S

    Thanks Dave. Will PM you.

    #361320
    Martin
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    Re: Zanussi ZWD12270S

    DDDave wrote:I put this machine into test mode and it came up with this.

    What were the symptoms to prompt you to put it into diagnostics mode anyway? Ed4 error can be a very misleading error and can lead to ‘barking up the wrong tree’ anyway. I’m going with Cab’s diagnosis as being more likely. 😉

    #361321
    DDDave
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    Re: Zanussi ZWD12270S

    Customer said the machine was getting very hot and cutting out.I thought the rinse valve might not have been working but it was ok.

    #361322
    Martin
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    Re: Zanussi ZWD12270S

    DDDave wrote:Customer said the machine was getting very hot and cutting out.I thought the rinse valve might not have been working but it was ok.

    A dodgy dryer valve would usually throw up an E20 error anyway. Have you taken off the dryer fan and cleaned all the fluff from it and the condenser?

    #361323
    DDDave
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    Re: Zanussi ZWD12270S

    Sorry, I should have said this fault is on the wash cycle.

    #361324
    Martin
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    Re: Zanussi ZWD12270S

    DDDave wrote:Sorry, I should have said this fault is on the wash cycle.

    OK, in that case I refer you back to my earlier post and Cab’s and conclude the dryer element is the probable cause (as unlikely as that may sound) Get your megger on the case! 😉

    #361325
    DDDave
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    Re: Zanussi ZWD12270S

    Thanks boys , I will call back to it on Monday.

    #361326
    Firestarter
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    Zanussi ZWD12270S

    There is a new housing development on my patch which has the Elux equiv. fitted in every house. I have come across this fault code about 20 times. Every time the dryer heater has been the cause. The symptoms sometimes vary slightly. I now carry this heater in the van as I fit one every couple of weeks. I have always found the machine runs perfectly with the heater completely disconnected. Be warned, this week I fitted a new dryer heater and the machine played up again a day later on a wash after the customer had used the dryer. I checked the insulation – down to 7.5meg from 35 the day before and wasted half an hour checking everything else. Now why didn’t just disconnect the new heater straight way – I should know by now not to trust new parts to always be perfect. In the future my procedure will be lid off and unplug the dryer heater then test!

    #361327
    DDDave
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    Re: Zanussi ZWD12270S

    Just thought I would let you know the result. Customer says she never uses the dryer so I disconnected the element and one week later the machine is still working fine.
    Thanks for the help.

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