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have you tried measuring the Ntc’s on the heater. there are 2 of them, both identical, so you can see if they both read the same

Dave

[electrofix]

MP996IXH

it has circuylar element retail £67

you can look up parts here but you need the commercial code to get exact model

https://www.hotpoint.co.uk/spare-parts?

Dave

[electrofix]

try disconnecting the heater and see if the code goes

make sure wires cant touch or short out

Dave

[electrofix]

cant find that model but has it got brushes ?

Dave

[electrofix]

we have had people fit the wrong one and then it does not heat

Dave

[electrofix]

that sounds like mountains of work for scrap merchants. it will make some scrap not worth recycling

Dave

[electrofix]

sounds like a broken wire to the tacho

Dave

[electrofix]

does it overspeed on wash or just spin ?

Dave

[electrofix]

yes i was correct they changed the belt at serial no starting 1902

since yours is 1840 its the earlier one which should be this one

part no 40001012

https://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/d062…ble-dryer-belt

1930 mm

Dave

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let me have the long serial number as there mnay be a change of belts during production

Dave

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neon_3SP_glow wrote:They measure the physical resistance against the pump impellers and equate to water volume, don’t they?

effectively
higher the current to the motor the more work its doing

Dave

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as ken said its probably a no on workshop manuals

as for the leak, take the lid and back off and put a bit of water in and get your torch out and look for it

Dave

[electrofix]

seems to be built by Brandt so seach for Bandt error codes

Dave

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approach the payment provider and as they can force refund

goods are clearly faulty as they did not work and the proof is the new part did. You can provide proof as you had a reciept for the new part after the ebay transaction. something you would not have needed to buy if the ebay inverter had worked

Dave

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drum seals allowing damp hot air to get into the case which will condense on the board and other components

Dave

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