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Re: Frost and cold fill valves
had a tip from my supplier wrap valve in bubble wrap and cable tie
its just like lagging pipes
pity frost has gone will have to wait to see it it works
Re: Ikea/Whirlpool DWF415 (854541515710)
is anti flood circuit coming on? causing drainpump to activate
Re: Neff Oven U1721N0GB/02 Blown Element Replaced but no Hea
the blown element could have also taken out the thermostat or over heat protector
you need to establish if voltage is present at element terminals when switched on at control
SUGGEST YOU GET A QUALIFIED ENGINEER TO CARRY THIS OUT FOR YOU..never work on live equipment
Re: Oven not getting to correct temperature Electrolux EOB 9
could be thermal cut out blown
does your oven heat uo at allRe: Whirlpool AKZ451 Oven Element always on Help!!!!!!
sounds like your control thermostat contacts have welded together when you element blow!!!!
Re: HOTPOINT WASHING MACHINE
there is no water intake or drain action
are we sure brushes are the problem
Re: bosch washing machine
had not check as i dont have default ohms reading to start with
if not this any other areas to look at
Re: Znaussi under double oven
thanks for circuit info..will check out voltage at clock and mains connection..
Re: Zanussi dishwasher
i was trying to avoid spitting base from cabinet
as there is no access into base area other than restricted from the sidesdoe this model seperate like bosch units
Thankks
Re: Zanussi dishwasher
hi thanks for tips regarding relay on pcb
sod laws says it never is the first thing you thought it was
removed unit..240 volts at heater termionals after pre was
heater nearly open circuit on megger test
so conclusion in line heater
now the best bit HOW IS IT REMOVED without seperating base unit from cabinet…tried long nose right angle pliers on clips..you cant get deep enough to remove sump clips and circulation pump clips
is ther a short cut to removal of element
or method of removal
thanks
Re: Stoves cooker – timer problems
your problem sounds like a faulty timer unit
have you checked it is set for MANUAL OPERATION and you can set a real time
if led is flashing it is normally the clock not set correctly and manual symbol not showing
Re: Bosch built-in oven – what have I done wrong?
rob clearly you have done damage to other components in the oven heating circuit.
WITH THE POWER TURNED OFF!!!!
1] TEST FOR CONTINUITY OF CIRCUIT FROM THERMOSTAT TO CONNECTION ON HEATING ELEMENT..YOU WILL HAVE A FEED IN TO ONE SIDE OF THE THERMOSTAT AND THE OTHER GOES TO THE ELEMENT.
IN CIRCUIT COULD WELL BE AN OVER HEAT CUT OUT A ONE SHOT ONE ONCE GONE YOU NEED TO REPLACE)
ALSO TEST FOR CONTINUITY ACROSS CONTROL THERMOSTAT TERMINALS WHEN CALLING FOR HEAT( SELECT HEAT SETTING)
IT MAY WELL PROVE YOU HAVE BLOWN MORE THAN ONE COMPONENT WHEN YOU PUT PHASE DIRECT TO EARTH
THE JOB IS REALLY AN ENGINEERS ONE..SOMEONE WHO CAN TEST CIRCUITS WITH the CORRECT TESTING INSTRUMENTS AND A FULL UNDERSTANDING OF WHAT THE FAULT YOU INSTIGATE..What damage it would produce.
TO GET HER INDOORS BACK IN FAVOUR..I WOULD CALL A LOCAL COOKER REPAIR SPECIALIST OR IF YOU HAVE LOADS OF CASH BOSCH DIRECT as a new appilance is not cheapCORNFLAKES
Re: belling slot-in dual fuel cooker
isolate the supply circuit at the wall or consumer unit FIRST
remove oven shelves
remove back cover ploate at rear of oven chamber this covers fan
inspect heating element…if its blown you can may see evidance of element being split of welding like marks
if not visable remove element and meter element to check for continuity
if no continunity then element is blown ( open circuit)
it is advisable to get circuit to element checked out as some element failures take out control thermostat also..in which case you will need a thermostat
in real terms an expert is the best route to take ie -an qualified engineer
diy is ok but BE SAFE and sure so get in an expert
