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Re: Hotpoint WD420 one shot failures
Martin wrote:
….I still can’t figure at what point the hot valve is supposed to work? On a WD420 I went to today, I set it on a Whites 95 degree wash and it just filled with cold water..weird??? 🙁Don`t want to go off topic here but funnily enough I was working on an Indesit WD12S yesterday and I was also slightly confused that it never called for hot water on any programme :?.
Thought it may have had something to do with the fact that there was no load in the drum :con:.
Bryan
Re: Proline Built in Oven EF6200B/1
That`s the fan motor you`ve quoted Andy , fan element is the usual 76X3719 :D.
Bryan
Re: 51-BS-08 Bosch Pump
Just been on the Maddocks site Martin and right enough it`s a Hanning but I wonder if they`ve changed pumps due to problems or they supply SEME with a different version:?.
If you check 51-BS-14 then that appears to be the motor I`m having persistent problems with.
I know you mentioned that you`ve fitted a number of these without any problem (so far) but time will tell I guess.
Bryan
Re: 51-BS-08 Bosch Pump
Feel compelled to resurrect this thread because I`ve had to replace another 3 of these pumps since this discussion :evil:. Looking back my records , having fitted 12 of these pumps , I`ve now replaced 9 within 12 month guarantee period and always due to the impellor falling off for no reason.
Very surprised nobody else has had similar bad experiences with these pumps or maybe I`m the only idiot who bought them 😮 .
Anyway lesson well and truly learned.
Bryan
Re: A truely modern customer?
kheath wrote:
Is this really a modern customer? Within 8 hours of posting he’s bought a new appliance all because of a door seal.Don`t worry Kevin , with an estimated 70-90 000 customers per day in the UK looking for our services , I guess there`s always going to be the odd one who panics and and runs out to buy a new machine :rolls:.
Fortunately I don`t think this is a truly modern customer and the almost insignificant number of people doing this is not going to cause any financial hardship or affect our individual businesses in any way :).
Bryan
Re: Hotpoint – Wma 31n
Hi Bob , I suppose we`re going a bit off topic here but I generally find that the commutator cleans up nicely with a comm stick on Bosch motors and with new brushes fitted there`s no problem. Occasionally might need a new end cap if the cut out has gone but hardly ever damage to PCB.
I seem to remember you not liking the use of comm sticks but it always seems to work for me on Bosch motors. I take your point that the motor/brush fault is causing the PCB damage so perhaps it`s just a case of poor quality motor and poor quality electronics.
Bryan
Re: Hotpoint – Wma 31n
Now who`ll be to blame for that johnny , the Bosch motor or the Merloni electronics :?:……..mmmm I wonder :rolls:.
Bryan
Re: Hotpoint – Wma 31n
DDSDDS wrote:i have never come across one that was anything other than door lock or pcb or more frequently both.
Strange , I often find faulty motor blowing PCB on WMA`s :idea:.
Might be worth checking anyway.
Bryan
Re: Hotpoint CTD40P
Thanks Martin :tup: , sorry not 100{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} sure on my Hotpoint serial numbers but is it 1703607 up to March 2006 :?:.
Bryan
Re: Should this post be..
boro wrote:Your thoughts please Gents.
For what it`s worth boro , I agree with you :). Leaving it as it is certainly has to be encouraging DIY repairs at very least :x.
Been discussed many times in the past , true enough :rolls:.
Bryan
Re: hoover we140 quattro
SP6 isn`t a fault code 😕 , from memory it`s simply a selected spin programme . These machines can take minutes to find selected programme if messed about with.
Bryan
Re: Panasonic microwave comby
Definitely inverter 😥 , probably beyond economical repair from the last time I checked prices on these.
Bryan
Re: Whirlpool AWM6145/3
Thanks lads , new brushes fitted and job done :tup:
Must remember , Whirlpool with door open light flashing = check carbon brushes :).
Bryan
