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Thanks for your reply.
What has worked is to remove the o-ring from the housing, place it over the heating element, place the element in the housing in the correct orientation, then force the o-ring into it’s groove from above. I used a ball end Allen key.
The machine is back in action with hot water and no leaks.
When the white and purple wires are disconnected from the motor the machine no longer trips the breaker. So, i guess a new motor is required? Is there any chance that if i dry out the motor, clean off the salt and stop further leaks that it will work?
There’s a little bit of water in the base. Salty build up near the motor. Looks like it might have been leaking a little bit? Can i disconnect the heater and pump to check if they’re causing the trip?
Needed to change the fuse! Mine has a fused switch and a fused in the lead and i had only changed the switch box one
Thanks Dave, mine looks quite different to that though, it slides into a clip which has two integrated terminals, rather than spade connectors?
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electrofix wrote:try
https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/non-latching-relays/1244490/Dave
That relay has sorted it out. Thank you very much Dave.
I have found the relay but I was measuring it the wrong way.
It’s a Schrack PBH34012 relay, only 93p each if you order 1050 🙂
It doesn’t seem to be shorted out -i should see connectivity between the two pins feeding that element, right?
