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Re: Trade Secrets?
as your post is on a closed forum meant to help fellow members of the trade I can understand your upset to find this information passed on for public consumption.
information like this is valuable but only if the customer rings an engineer to look at the fault in the first place. from what I can see the customers perception of a good life expectancy has reduced over the last 10 years to the point now where if its over 4 years old the dump it and buy new instead of getting it repaired
since it must be a member of this forum who passed this info on he must be made to understand that passing on clear your filter faults and the like is ok. beyond that the advise should be “its fixable but you need professional help”Dave
Re: bosch flashing
think this is the one you can do a software reset
from memory
timer knob to 6 o clock position
press and hold spin speed button
turn timer knob 1 postion clockwise
let go spin button
turn off and try againmay help
Dave
Re: bosch code wont reset
cant remember sequence of the top of my head but
if you search forums for bosch reset its thereDave
Re: Lux ENN28600
got service info for
prod code numbers
92577172701 and 92577173700 both have same model number
if required let me have your email
Dave
Re: Beko WM7335W
no probs m8
yes new motor job although a few people on here have glued them with some success but in my opinion it does not constitute a reliable repair
Dave
Re: Beko WM7335W
did you check tacho for continuity or output ?
have you checked motor magnet has not snapped as this is not an uncommon fault
Dave
Re: golocal reactive
have done a job for golocal in feb
still making phone calls to get paid luckily only labour no parts used
keep getting promises to ring back but never doessince he cant run a business without the help of first class engineers his days are numbered. He has pi***d off enough of them as this thread is testament to. so he will be left with the dregs that cant do the job properly
hope he is still following this thread
Dave
Re: w/pool ADG644 ix
prob with circulation pump is common changed one last week but that does not give the donk donk noise of the inlet valve opening and closing
Dave
Re: Neff dishwasher
comes up in the neff shop to order
http://www.neff-eshop.com/eshop/neff/gb … shoptype=A
dave
Re: w/pool ADG644 ix
bit of a long shot considering the comical nature of the description
with ref to the donk donk noise is it the inlet valve ?i would tend to look at the programmer. If the power supply is a 1 or 1.5uf capacitor I would change that and see what happens
fault works like this machine turns on you select progamme and start ( power to board is low but just enough to power up ) as machine starts to fill the power needed in the board increases so the power supply cant handle it so board has not got power to maintain valve so turns it off (donk). when valve is off power rises so board turns it back on so it repeats
if power supply to board is switch mode then this may still apply but its not as easily fixable
see simple pcb repair tips
trade-technical/simple-pcb-repair-tips-t51155.htmlhope it helps
Dave
Re: Whirlpool AWOE 8559 washer
be careful a lot of ships use a 60hz supply and getting the parts suitable for 60Hz can be difficult
Dave
Re: Hotpoint CTD80 dryer resettable thermistor
Furhan wrote:Hi,
Does anyone have the part number for the rear resettable thermistor please?Resettable Thermistor ???
thermostat kits
there are 2 listed on qualtex
C00208298 with description
WITH ELTH WHITE NTC – SEE PART NO. C00208299 FOR KIT WITH TOD BLACK NTC
and C00208299 with description
WITH TOD BLACK NTC – SEE PART NO. C00208298 FOR KIT WITH ELTH WHITE NTChope this helps
Dave
