[BorisTheBlade]

Re: Beko DCU9330W

New heater arrangement ordered. Will let you know. Cheers

[BorisTheBlade]

Re: Beko DCU9330W

Hi Dave,

Good news. I figured it would be a 10k or 100k thermistor so I joined a bunch of 1k resistors together and connected them in place of the sensor. En Voila, the heater turned on.

The actual sensor is not riveted but held in place via a couple of folded over tags. Is it possible to replace this with a Beko thermistor from another model that is replaceable or would that be risky?

Cheers

[BorisTheBlade]

Re: Beko DCU9330W

Thanks Dave. I’ll post back later.

[BorisTheBlade]

Re: Beko DCU9330W

Ok great thanks Dave.

It seems logical (captain?!?) the pcb doesn’t turn the heater on if it cannot determine the temp. All the tumble dryer problems I’ve seen in the past have been based around replacing the two thermostats but this is the first time I’ve seen a temp sensor.

You don’t know of a thermistor part # I can use as a double check do you?

Cheers

[BorisTheBlade]

Re: Beko DCU9330W

Hi Dave,

Do you mean change the entire element arrangement? I.e element and two thermostats?

The element is ok and I guess you cannot buy the sensor seperatly?

Thank for the assistance.

[BorisTheBlade]

Re: Beko DCU9330W

Hi Dave,

Wires off.

Cheers

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