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Re: tricity bendix SB431 t/o thermostat

just to make thing fun there are 3 fitted to this unit depending on serial

up to 128 3111654012
129 to 134 3112758002
after 135 3890770096

hope it helps

Dave

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Re: Smeg oven tripping

what worries me is that you had to replace the 13a fuse when you first put the element in. thats not tripping its a short circuit

as for tripping now are you talking tripping an RCD or do you mean blowing 13a fuses ?

Dave

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Re: Indesit PWDC8125 – condenser valve

if you use earth as your base you should get 240v on one of them as most of these valves are neutral switched

Dave

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Re: Currys essentials c51owm11

brill

next time pay a bit more and get a better machine

Dave

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Re: Leisure EB10CRX range oven thermal fuse

if the thermostat has gone you would be burning everything

are you ?

Dave

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Re: Old Servis M3008W not spinning

i assume from you post the machine stops full of water

most machine have a rinse hold facility used for delicate fabrics

check yours is not activated

Dave

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Re: BEKO WM5100W

no special tools

its a nack thats learnt by doing lots of them

which retaining clip is it inner or outer ?
if inner is it a spring ?

Dave

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Re: WS5427 MEILE LIGHT FLASHING

not had a prob on the few i have done

replace brushes and it should be ok

Dave

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Re: Bosch1200Classixx

that is a very weird fault

no switches or sensors will cause this. assume the display light go out as well

sounds like a board fault but cant be certain without inspection

Dave

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Re: Smeg SUK92MFX5 oven clock/timer problems

no batteries its mains powered

you either need a new clock or it can be bypassed so oven will work without

Dave

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Re: Indesit PWDC8125 – condenser valve

as far as I know all coils are 230v it will be marked on the coils so you can check

as far as the 85v is concerned I assume you are measuring it with the coil out of circuit. since you meter is so sensitive it will measure slight voltage leaks. in this case it will be less current than a neon screwdriver but enough to give you a rogue reading.
only measure voltages with the coils in circuit

unfortunately I cannot tell you why it does not energise

Dave

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Re: Bosch Single oven hbn560550b Display

think I would look first it

it has a ribbon cable may be dirty contacts or damaged cable

but you better warn cust it may not work again if you turn it off

Dave

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Re: Candy CDI 1012

this sort of fault is beyond the average person unless you have electrical knowledge

the machine most likely has an earth leakage fault and you have to find which component has failed

Long shot have you tried machine in a different socket. if the socket is sparking inside it can blow trips

most likely faults

leak
heater
motor

think the tumble dryer would be easier to fix

hope it helps

dave

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Re: Lamona Hob HJA1613

this is a Beko and they have surpassed themselves by the lack of information given
there is a list of fault codes but no description about what they all mean and there is not an F81 fault as the list only goes as high as F63
also the troubleshooter is as good as useless as right in the middle it asks is the comutator faulty

but looking at this there is not a lot of stuff in it so my guessing is the board is faulty. you can check continuity of rings for open circuit etc

this should be part number 663260131

full info
prod code 7756286353
HJA1613

can send you wiring diag if you need but the rest of the info is not nuch good

Dave

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Re: SIMPLE PCB REPAIR TIPS

Gram Fridge K400RU and similar freezer

danfos board 077F2310BJ and 077F2311RU

was asked to take a look at this unit and a freezer of the same make

both these units use a small Danfoss control board mounted at the top

fault was no compressor run

fault was traced to the relay on the board which is a bi-stable relay, therefore the voltage is only applied momentarily, so it is difficult to measure the voltage at the relay to determine if its failed

during the time I played with this board I found a test procedure that was aimed probably at production testing. both the boards in these units have 3 push buttons but only 1 is obviously accessible but the other 2 are there but you have to feel for them.

procedure

turn off unit at wall
press and hold centre and right hand button
turn on unit at wall
after a few seconds release buttons

if you now press the left hand button the relay will open and close press once “open” press again “close” and so on

it will revert to normal operation after about 30 secs or if you turn off and on again

at £100 a board or there abouts and in short supply this is a much cheaper option

hope this helps someone

Dave

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