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when relays go faulty they either dont close or stick closed

use a multimeter on the relays and see if one is short circuit

Dave

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cant see any tech problems about the lock apart from an NTC problem can stop door opening at the end

does not seem to fit your problem but measuring or disconnecting NTC

Dave

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euro wrote:Thanks for all your replys, have been round them all the the best price is still the one am with at the moment. Dave you were saying about when you changed vans, i changed mine about 18 months ago and i got a refund from them even though the one it was one was 3 and a half years old and moved to a new one which i thought was strange. I was reading its supposedly down to parts etc costing more for repairs, never had a claim except for a chipped windowscreen and a clean driving licence but that appears to make no difference to insurance nowadays.

well to be a bit fair
old van 07 plate 75Hp newer van 16 plate 120Hp
so that prob made them think but £400 from late oct to feb as an extra on the poilicy means i paid About £2000 last year and renewal was £1200

Dave

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check the heater direct from the board for continuity

if ok would suspect heater relay

Dave

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deltra wrote:q.e.r. still repairing them

is that a statement or a question ?

Dave

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Miele’s are good but less repairable and over priced parts

Dave

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try this

Dave

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ok post or send me good pictures of both sides of the main circuit board

Dave

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ali_g12 wrote:Ours doubled at renewal lest month from around £1k per van to over £2k. Same vans, same drivers, one extra year of ncb and one extra year of depreciation. Didn’t even get a renewal quote, there was just a huge chunk of money missing from the bank account. Needless to say I am looking elsewhere.

thats why i never do auto renewal. make a point of saying no to it

Dave

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have tagged in Don. he is sort of our retail expert and he should comment when he sees the post

he will have more idea of the best options to buy

Dave

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[USER=”125″]don[/USER] up your street m8

washer dryers can be a bit of a headache both for users and engineers

yes your going to get long use times and you cant start the next load till its finished. You cant wash and dry full loads as you need more room in the drum to dry

add in heat pump technology and your in for some expense just to buy it

Dave

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gen part no is 50293743006

comes up as a silly price but almost any high voltage microwave diode will be fine

you can get them on Ebay for about £5

assume you realise your dealing with 5000v DC and capacitors so you can get lethal shock even when off if you dont take precautions

Dave

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some pump and drain systems have small pipes off the pumps or drain pipes to allow air to escape and stop air locks. if these pipes block it stops it draining

Dave

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sounds like its air locking

try to re route hose

has the hose been extended ?

Dave

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boselecta wrote:Completely agree I’ve just told YourMove that I’m not doing any more for them because of their contract conditions and commission scheme.

They now charge a shocking 18{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} commission on every job!!

There are so many good estate agents I work for who pay me by return I’m happy to loose their work.

agree it may work for some trades but there are a lot less people doing our job so we can afford to say no and wait for them to come to their senses

Dave

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