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E32 is only the moisture detectors in the drum and does not equate to the E60 fault you had
the very fact its heating makes me think the compresor is running
a lot od faults on these is down to air flow in the unit
rechack all filters and the evaporator face. Hold the door filter up to the light as these need washing occasionally
Dave
very likely but I cant see stock of this anywhere but you can get shocks and plates on part no C00309597
which look ok
you can check here
https://www.hotpoint.co.uk/shock-absorber-100-n-kit-j00279801/p?jcode=J00117456
Dave
common fault on these older timers is the capacitor on the board providing the power to the electronics
if it goes machine wont move on or reach full spin speedDave
yes had lot of them including getting called out to machine only to arrive to find it in use by another member of staff who knows nothing about a fault on the appliance
Dave
a lot of fridge sensors are foamed in during manufacture
some can be changed but it involves cutting a hole in the insulation at the rear and refoaming it
you can only do this if the manufaturer gives you position info for the sensor
as for boards, its a Hotpoint so beware of the fact that a lot of hotpoint board need programming after installation as these is no software on most of them
Dave
or the heater relays are sticking causing the heater to overheat
time to scrap it as you would have to replace the board and the pump
module is £222 from Bosch
Dave
the orange resistor act as a current limiter on switch on and a fuse if something fails
100 ohm means its fine
red diode should have different readings if you reverse your leads. most meters have a diode test setting
look for similar diodes and measure them as well. cant see that end of the board properly so can give more info
if all ok you can try some live tests if you want to
look at the 3 capacitors and look at the voltage ratings. one will have 400v which should read 300v or so when energised
the other 2 will prob be low voltage poss 12 v or 5 V
all the voltages have to be there for the board to function
Dave
ok
ORANGE check this resistor its normally about 47 ohms or so but well under 100
RED there are a numner of Shotky diodes on the output. had a few go short circuit and cause power supplies to fail. very common fault in Beko washer dryer. if you think its short unsolder one leg to be certain as can somtimes give false readings in circuit
YELLOW look very carefully at this chip. is there a blemish on the packaging that looks like it may have failed. it can often be very small round full stop size shiny bit
Daveif its closed it will be zero ohms
the lowest you would get in circuit would be an element which would be 20 ohms or soif in doubt disconnect one wire off each element
Dave
