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Thanks a lot for everybodys input.I have one more avenue to explore. I live in a flat and the fellow upstairs has such a device so will seek his assistance to check the things you mentioned.
Thanks again :salute:
Regards
Bill V :beer:
penguin45
Can I assume then that although the element I have put in has a thermistor (although not connected because it is a newer version than the one I removed) the element itself should still work if everything was ok, and my problem lies elsewhere?
I’m no engineer so am unable to meter existing one.
Regards
Bill V
Tim
The economy button will not budge it has completly
siezed up. Other buttons are okJim
I am now at a loss
The element that I removed did not have a thermistor in it nor are there any connectors for a thermistor to attatch to.
When I ordered the element online, whichever web site I went into (checking prices) they all quoted c/w thermistor, but until you so kindly informed me what it was I was in the dark.
There is something at the side of the heater element which has electrical connectors to it but obviously I haven’t a clue what this is.
Regards
Bill V
Ansa 4 timdowning
My domestic operative tells me that if she tweaks it past the point where the m/c just agitates it continues thro the programme.Economy button ceased to work a long time ago.
Ansa 4 Jim
Sorry no I did not check heater element for continuity/resistance as my domestic operative assured me it was the element that was at fault.
I am only a diy geezer who must at all times obey “her that must be obeyed”If there is no thermostat in this model …what controls the temperature?
billythekid wrote:no heat on wash.
Thanks for info will tackle it tommorrow
Already got element hope it doesn’t require a seal!Oh Dear Oh Dear
I have replaced wash heater but m/c still the same.
ie:stops after filling,agitates but will not go any further on the programme.Is it thermostat?
