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Re: Would a replacement speed control module cure my problem

the three wires in particular i’m looking at are the two black wires marked “9T”, the two black wires marked either “6” or “9” and the thick blue wire which is makred either “6” or “9”……..

Any help will be massively appreciated guys!

Ian

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Re: Would a replacement speed control module cure my problem

Found it thanks guys – its inside the door and on the side of the machine! 010077130 – sound about right?

Cheers!

Ian

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Re: Would a replacement speed control module cure my problem

Dave_Conway wrote:Can you get the product code ? 01????? I should be able to supply the wiring diagram from that hopefully bigi 😀

Dave.

Hi Dave

Product code for machine is M3115W – can’t find a product code on the timer dave. Which one do you need?

Cheers

Ian

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Re: Would a replacement speed control module cure my problem

Ok, I need some help…..

Got my replacement control board from EMW – no probs. However, whilst testing everything else, I removed the timer switch. Everything was marked up, but I’ve just found someone (no names mentioned 🙁 ) had rubbed a couple of markings off, and I am unsure of the placing of a couple of connections. One just doesn’t fit right. In particular the blue mains wire, and the black line marked “6” with two wires, one running from the door lock, and the other marked “6T”!

If anyone has one of these units, or even a wiring diagram – wire numbers connecting where on the timer I would REALLY appreciate it asap! I don’t particularly want to have another speed module board pack up on me….. 😯

Thanks in advance guys!

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Re: Would a replacement speed control module cure my problem

Thanks for that Kevin, I did trace all the issues last night, and everything points back to the burnt out tracks on the board – waste water pump, motor control and timer control – all connect to the damaged tracks 🙁

I have also removed the timer to check this – but it is a relatively simple unit, emplying a series of reed switches and I have rotated the unit carefully and they all seem to connect/disconnect properly – I will test with a multimeter today. The motor appears to be ok, as when it decides to spin, it does so quietly and properly – it’s just it is only doing it when it feels like!! Think I will order a new module today then… 😉

Is there an easy way to test the motor windings are ok, or should I just test the field by checking continuity?

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