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Re: Indesit WIDL126uk
If you have already replaced the main board … have you checked the thermistor .. I had one of these the other day where the heater would work sometimes and not others and it turned out to be the white thermister on the rear of the drum … it should measure 20k – 40k ohms when cold
Yeah… 3-4hrs is what we allow on this type .. However, if you are replacing the rear of the drum that contains new bearings, then we would only allow 1hr.
If you place the hot and cold pipes onto the wrong connections you will fill your machine with hot water when it should be cold.. This will cause the clothes to be washed incorrectly for the programs you choose
This one is not really getting that far… the machine is empty… does not really seam out of balance .. does tumble left and right, then collect a little speed but does not ramp-up to what I whould call a spin speed as such
Unplug machine
1. Remove lid
2. Remove soap drawer
3. Disconnect cables and remove front console
4. Open door and remove retainer for door gaskit
5. Remove kick panel
6. Remove retainer screws and remove machine front
7. Disconnect and remove belt & motor
8. Unbolt and remove balance weights
9. Disconnect heater cables
10. Disconnect Pressure switch pipe
11. Remove Spring retainers
12. Disconnect pump rubber from drum
13. Disconnect soap drawer to drum rubber
14. Remove damper pegs and unmount drum from dampers
15. Make sure all cable ties to drum are clipped
16. Using the springs, lift the drum and remove from machine via the machine front
17. Remove spring clip from the top of the drum
remove the springs and spring guides
18. Remove the 16 torx screws surrounding the drum
19. Split the drum and remove the front of the drum
20. Remove the pulley wheel from the drum rear
21. Using a rubber mallet, tap the drum from the drum housingAfter replacing the bearings and seal do the same in reverse.
Jobtime = 3-4hrs
Does this part of the electronics go defective often .. The motor seems to want to work in both directions, but it does not want to attempt to produce a spin speed that is above about 250 rpm
Re: Electrolux 1200i unbalance detection problem
adieboyo wrote:I’ve replaced the brushes on the motor and still have the same problem…does anybody have any other ideas as to what the problem could be?
Many thanks
Adrian
Same sort of problem with a Zanussi ZJ1284 .. The drum starts to tumble, then spin, but doesnt pick-up speed then cuts out…. Does anyone have any idea where they have hidden the “Unbalance Detection Device” on this machine?
Re: Hotpoint WF340 – aborting wash…
Error Codes Thread… ???
Can you post a link to the thread Iadom please?
Re: bosch wff 2000 help please i going mad
Check the program that you are using is the correct one for the tag on the jacket
Re: washing machine unable to do a 60 degree wash ?
Is this a new machine ❓
➡ If the machine has both pipes fitted check that the Hot is actually turned on… Another thing is… If it is turned on, make sure that the pipe connection is actually creating a flow, sometimes the knob will turn but the center of the connection will not actuate so you will get no water.
➡ If the machine is not new… Check that the hot water inlet is working
➡ Should the other two resloves not be the answer.. I would suggest the heater
Re: SEME & Qualtex
Like the abstract name guys
SEME stands for South East Midlands Electronics 8)
Hope that helps
AND Thanks Dave 😛
Re: Hotpoint Electronic 800 Delux 9526 – not cleaning
Also, the heater may not be working as previouly suggested; If this is the case, check the front glass of the machine whilst in WASH MODE to check if the machine is accepting water from the HOT pipe and not just washing the clothes in cold water.
Re: Most ridiculous part price
Servis XL6 Washer – Not expensive
Replacement bearings cost – £113.50 + vat
