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no you should be fine. the inner door will stay on and the outer cover will come off

just take your time, i dont think there is any wires to disconnect but it never hurts to take it slow

you could always write a letter to miele stating how dissappointed you are tha the same component has failed twice in 3 years. lay it on a bit thick like your mother had noe for years with no problems and you expected more out of the brand

They can only say no even if they discount the part it would be a win

Dave

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its screwed on from inside the door

how long since miele changed the part ?

Dave

[electrofix]

have emailed you the manual

Dave

[electrofix]

looks like the motor

Dave

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well its going to get quieter
Just got this from Andyjawa

“After some thought I`ve decided to call the whole appliance answering questions thing a day. I`m retired, out of date (for years!), now involved with a food bank and associated services charity (major growth area that but of course is for all the wrong reasons) and I think it is only fair to myself and everyone else that I now completely sling me hook from the appliance industry. Been good fun over the years. I`d like to wish you inparticular and everyone else all the very best. Andyjawa.”

Dave

[electrofix]

well the part number of the sensor is correct. it has been superceded but another number but still compatible

I would either

measure the resisance of both sensors at the same temperature or swop it back and see if anything changes

Dave

[electrofix]

its the fact it heats on very hot. if the element was faulty i would expect it not to heat

would be strange if a blown heater affected the board

where did you get the temp sensor from? was it a gen part

you could try putting the old one back and see if you get different symptoms

Dave

[electrofix]

well they must have provision for under guarantee machines and it looks like it may have a 5 year warranty if that covers your problem

the only numbers i can find is 0330 1289 685 from the back of one of the instruction books

Dave

[electrofix]

if its a few months old its not your problem

ring the manufacturers its under warranty

Dave

[electrofix]

it will be the tacho coil on the back of the wash motor, done a few

electrrolux dont supply it but the one of the Beko washers is the same

Dave

[electrofix]

they think these things dont need looking after
went to a beko dryer today, never seen a heater elements sag that badly as you can imagine the condensor was well blocked. sagged that much it started tripping the rcd

will post a pic when i go back to fit a new element

Dave

[electrofix]

there are 2 NTC’s as far as i can see

one on the front panel and another attached to the tubing of the heat pump

now E14 states its the rear ntc but E13 states its the compressor ntc so that gets confusing when there is no rear ntc in this dryer as far as i can see

I would check the front one for short or open circuit first

Dave

[electrofix]

as most late dishwashers start they go through a start sequence. you should hear not only the pump but also the wash motor speeding up and slowing down

this is probably due to the fact manufacturers are often using the motors as virtual sensors

have you checked for anything jamming wash motor ? you can often do this with a torch and a mirror from the sump

Dave

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Hollytree_Technical wrote:The brushes looked good and I didn’t see any sparking.

Jem

pity had the exact same problem when fitting new brushes that were sparking

Dave

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as far as i can see

shocks should be 41017170

https://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/09200657-washing-machine-suspension-repair-kit

soap hose changes with serial but should be 43036964

Dave
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