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Re: smeg uk80mfx1 unusual power problem.
from the sound of it you have a loose electrical joint
start with the terminal block at the back of the unit and work back from there
Dave
Re: Found this in my top basket smeg dishwasher
not seen it before but if you had put the model number i could have done a parts search
Dave
Re: Miele tech fault 55
there is a list of miele codes here.
trade-technical/known-error-codes-t40-30.htmlcant say if it cover you model but it most likely will
Dave
Re: beko vented dryer pulley
if you had posted you model number etc i could have looked unit up on Beko tech site
@Seamy whats the difference pulley size or belt or both ?Dave
Re: zanussi ZWF 1421W wash machine motor brushes
sounds about right but you cant check brushes accuratly with a multimeter. take them off and look at the end touching the commutator. if its shiny its making contact. if its dull its arcing
look at the length anything under half an inch is getting lowDave
Re: Miele G692-3 plus inlet/drain light flashing when fillin
a lot of machines sense te water coming it by using a revoling wheel with a small magnet on it. this magnet is sensed by a reed switch. as the water flows in the wheel spins and the reed opens and closes. this allows the board to count as the water fills to get it to the correct level
if yours has this system the reed switches fail causing this fault.
most of the time you can find a reed switch to solder in for around £1 to avoid miele spare pricesDave
Re: siemens HB131510B
check the element first you can either find a break in the element or use a multimeter
if its not the element it will be the controlDave
Re: LG tripping electrics WD-12650TP
it would have to very old to have a machanical stat all current models use an electronic sensor known as a thermistor. if you look at the heater its the small plug between the main terrminals an normally supplied with the heater
try the site shop for your spare as the profit helps to fund this resource
Dave
Re: LG tripping electrics WD-12650TP
yes no probs did one yesterday
undo centre bolt tap centre in and carefully withdraw heater. it may take a but of gentle prising to get it out
when you insert the new one make sure it fits in the bracket inside the tub ( look in the hole it came out of you will see it )
push new one in be careful not to over tighten
Dave
Re: LG tripping electrics WD-12650TP
first thing to try is the heater. disconnect the wires and see if it trips then
Dave
Re: siemens HB131510B
its underneath it.
if the oven is below it remove it by removing securing screws and with a torch look for number
Dave
