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Re: Bosch WAQ24461GB/14 – 8KG washing machine
I would say the triac on the module has failed
valve coils are only rated for about 10 mins use otherwise they overheat and fail.
so either the valve has gone and blown the triac or vice versaDave
Re: Hotpoint Washer Motor
iadom wrote:Have Qualtex stopped making the ARM20, a while since I used one TBH.
cant see it listed anymoreDave
Re: Hotpoint Washer Motor
pity the armature is no longer available made it into a nice quick well paid job
Dave
Re: Hotpoint Washer Motor
the original GEC motor is no longer available. you would have to fit the later motor and a fitting kit that means a wiring mod. got the mod you need an IDC (insulation displacement connector) tool to connect the wires
motor C00118057
fixing kit 1 C00202905
fix kit 2 C00202906
you will prob need fixing kit 1
but beware the wiring is not 1 for 1 the connections are not in the same order as the original so you would have to work out where they go by measuring the old motor to the new onethink i may have the instruction somewhere but i may have to go digging
Dave
Re: Whirlpool ADP Dishwasher
open up the timer and see what sort of power supply its got
if your not sure what your looking for post pictures or look in simple pcb repair tricks
Dave
Re: Whirlpool ADP Dishwasher
from what i can see of the motor on connect its just a standard overgrown askol drain pump. as long as the coil in the motor is ok its pretty easy to test.
the motor has an iron core so if you pick up a screw driver and touch the iron core you will feel the magnetism when its onits a bit worrying how this fault shows, but i have 1 idea. it looks from connects pictures that the timer is in a box behind the control knob, and, i am assuming the timer has a capacitor power supply and not switch mode
so
i think what is happening is this. you power up and set the programme, the pump starts, then stops and the unit fills, then it tries to start the main motor and that needs more power than is available and the timer crasheswhat i cant figure out is why it pumps out. Does it start to fill again or just stops
do the light come back on ?Dave
Re: Candy GOC58F no heat
short answer dont know as it could be
1 element assambly
2 thermostat
3 timer unitalthough my first guess would be element you cant be certain till you have checked
DaveRe: Siemens HB86E560B combi oven clock display dead
from what i can see on the diagram there are 2 boards. the relay board seems to supply the power to the display board
if the power supply on the rear board is the fault it may be fixable.
Dave
if you dont think your up to the repair try here
http://www.qer.biz/servReps.htm
they might be able to help
Re: H150 EW Creda Cooker Energy regulator
for some reason Qualtex list 2 different types of single regulator so i would ring and check
but
if its fitted with the old Diamond H unit the cross ref is herediamond-wiring-reference-t13199.html
Dave
Re: Ariston AFA250 fault
well it cant be a thermistor problem on those readings, granted its a bit low but its only a little over 10{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d}
Dave
Re: de dietrich DOD448XG12 tripping rcd
i would start by disconnecting all the elements and the lampholder and see what happens from there
after that its a question of disconnect and see if it goes.
also if the oven is on a switch and cant be disconnected make sure the neutral is switched because neutral and earth are joined at the substation so will read as an earth fault when there is nothing wrong
Dave
