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Re: Hotpoint/Indesit dryer relays.
not seen one faulty yet but in order of preference
1 relay look at relay voltage and check to see what voltage you have at the coil connection
2 .68uF cap provides the power supply to the boardthanks to Qualtex for the picture
Dave
Re: Bosch Exxcel SMS50E02GB drain prob (E25) – accessing pum
if you look at the breakdown may give you a clue but not done one yet
Dave
Re: Bosch Exxcel SMS50E02GB drain prob (E25) – accessing pum
when these pumps wear they can throw up this fault. very likely needs replacing
if you want a breakdown go to
http://www.bosch-home.co.uk/store/spareparts/searchand put your Enr in
DaveRe: Russel hobbs
did have as look on Russell Hobbs website but the model you state does not seem to exist
i would contact their customer services but i would guess this is a cheap chinese import and as such very few spares will be availablehave just found it on another website
3 part listed 2 of them obsolete (belt and hepa filter)Dave
Re: The Great British Media
like their choice of machine for the picture must be about 15 years old. They could have chosen a more modern one or would they be sued by the manufacurer if they did
Dave
Re: Replace tumble dryer felt seal on VHC392T
a lot depends on how you are at stripping and rebuilding appliances
to replace seal the whole drum has to be removed
Dave
Re: Smeg FAB30YV – Door Seals
as far as i know the answer is no
you will find seal is bonded to the door as its made even if you could get it off it would be a nightmare to remove the old glue and stick o new one on
unless someone else knows better
Dave
Re: Electrolux TR12418 Freezer starter Problem
there is no way of knowing till you try replacing the part
i am not sure without looking parts up but if the compressors are the same you could swop the components from the good side
but1 make sure they are compatible
2 there is a risk of blowing that starter tooDave
Re: Elba Excellence PX906 Faulty
checked px906 although there is a px906g
there is no fan but there is a thermal overload listed on the wiring diag
part number 066123 described as cut off thermostat 160 degrees
Dave
Re: Neff Oven – no heat
if you want parts breakdown go here
http://www.neff-eshop.com/eshop/neff/gb … earch1.htm
and put your full Enr in
Dave
Re: Neff Oven – no heat
understand now more. looked up parts breakdown and yours is electronicaly controlled rather than switches
there are a number of possibilities
1 elements although its unlikely they both went you cant rule it out so you have to be sure
2 pcb the control board or the clock may be faulty. may be a simple solder joint on a relay on the boardDave
