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Re: Help with blown circuit board

have you traced the wires from the connector ?

also post the model as none of us will recognise the board numbers

Dave

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Re: ISE10 1606W problem – any ideas?

those clips are a menace. you have to bend them to get them off and use pincers to crimp them closed again

try

put a large pan of water in the machine. remove the pipe from the pressure switch. blow into the pipe then suck but not so hard as you get a mouth full of water and repeat. this action will clear it out to some degree.
when finished set machine on pump and pump out before replacing pressure pipe

Dave

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Re: Bosch Series 8 Intermittent Timer Problems

if you have a smart phone or access to video recording you could film what happens to show them. sounds like the kind of fault that disappears as soon as an engineer calls round but if you have evidence you can prove a fault exists

Dave

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Re: ADG7550 not heating

only way you can check the relay is to measure the coil voltage when its live

ie 12 volt relay and coil is at 9v dc or above and its not closing its gone

Dave

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Re: Bosch Series 8 Intermittent Timer Problems

I was assuming the oven died while being used but are you saying it just does it day and night without anything else being on ?

Dave

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Re: Whirlpool 3RLEQ8033SW

I would still check all the stats are ok

2 stats on the heater just like hotpoint 1 keeps temp other trips and stays out

2 stats on the exhaust same as above

heater wire also goes through motor so no heat until motor starts

last is the timer switch

part diags see http://www.maytag.com/manuals/

Dave

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Re: Bosch Series 8 Intermittent Timer Problems

first thing to check is electric supply

loose connections will arc under load causing problems with electronics. check all connections are tight and clean

Dave

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Re: Qualtex Account Closure

some very silly prices on that website.

if I lost Qualtex would start using HT maddocks as connect are another joke

Dave

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Re: Beko oven fan motor

looking at the picture of the oven rear it seems to have 2 sets of holes. 1 set is recessed and the other is not. could this be an answer the newer motor goes on the other set of holes ?

Dave

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Re: Panasonic Microwave Oven NN6850 Internal Fuse

its a fairly simple proceedure without meters to find out whats wrong and components are cheap

we have to be careful and dont want to give the general public the idea that trying to fix a microwave is a good idea if you dont understand the risks. we had a proffessional killed in Liverpool area about 20 years ago and we think hae was trying to power 1 mag from another mirowave without realising the dc return is through the chassis

hope you fix it

Dave

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Re: beko wm5102w boil wash always

Is the socket the correct way round ie L + N crossed

Dave

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Re: Bosch WAA Maxx 6

you have checked brushes but have you checked motor with meter to check armature and field coils are intact

cant see a child lock but have attached owners manual in case you have not seen it

Dave

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Re: Bosch WAA Maxx 6

does the pump get power ?

Dave

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Re: miele w916 spins ok with no load but with load acts unba

if its the armature
it does not need a piece missing just a damaged coil to oscillate instead of turn
with no load motor will skip the faulty segment no problem but under load it wont

Dave

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Re: Beko oven fan motor

part number is correct

have sent you the strip down info

it shows early motor but later on shows later motor fitting

may help worth a try

Dave

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