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Re: Vintage swanmaid dishwasher

have not seen this model as i only saw the later models but very well built and lasted for years which is more than you can say of most modern appliances

Dave

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Re: Vintage swanmaid dishwasher

wow thats a blast from the past remember the cast wash arm. these are built like a commercial washer of today with a seperate boiler tank underneath that heats up during wash

saw a few not seen one for years
last connection i had was a firm in birmingham that used to recon them and supply other catering appliances etc. they went into liquidation dont know if it ever restarted
am now talking over 20 years ago

Dave

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Re: Indesit IWDC6105

you can work out most interlock connections

you need a meter and a plug and lead with 2 terminal to connect to lock

use meter to find which terminals are the heater

the one i have here is an old hoover one and the heater is terminals 1 and 3

connect lead to these terminals and plug in
when lock has powered slide lock mech till it locks

unplug mains and using a meter fing out which two terminal are now short circuit
with my lock its terms 3 and 2

now on my lock your red wire will go on term 1
after that the other 2 dont matter but only 1 way will work
the red may supply a live or neutral to the lock to energise so as long as this wire is in the right position you wont blow the machine
you say that one brown wire is live and the other is neutral but in actual fact one wire is live and the other is the switch wire that becomes live after the lock closes

hope this helps

Dave

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Re: samsung BF641 fb xeu pcb

just to add solutions to the above problem

have got the oven going by repairing the old board

inspected new board and found resistor R111 had blown

sent board back to connect and ordered new board but was careful to order new board before sending old board back

new board arrived this morning and R111 was blown on arrival. That means connect are sending out returned boards from customers that have fitted them wrongly

am awaiting new board again as customer still want mod done to update oven hopefully this one will work

Thanks for your help Bryan your info you supplied proved I had wiring correct despite almost complete colour changes

moral keep an eye on connect when it comes to electronic parts

Dave

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Re: Beko DVC563aw main oven temp

used to use the letter

S.O.K.O.F

this stood for

“Set O.K. Operator Faulty” 😆

i am reluctant to change it to cooker and oven does not sound to good either 😆

seems to fit in this case

Dave

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Re: Beko DVC563aw main oven temp

There you have said it. Seem to remember old cookers where +- 50 degrees but cant be sure
anyway you get used to your cooker and over time as the stat goes out you change the way you cook without realising it
If you take the 10{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} rule there could be up to 50 degrees difference but with an old stat this could be considerably more

Dave

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Re: diplomat dishwasher weird fault

from what you are telling me it sounds like a programmer fault specifically the programmer power supply which is inside it
this is just an educated guess

Dave

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Re: HELP with Prima Electric Fan oven – DIAL

clockwise

lamp only
fan only ( i think not sure )
fan and heat (ie main oven )
grill

grill will smoke a lot especially if not used for a while
open windows if really bad and close kitchen doors

turn on grill and wait till it starts to smoke. then turn grill off till smoke dies down. turn grill on till it smokes then turn off and so on
if you just turn it on and dont turn it off it could go on fire
After you have burnt it all off, using the grill on a regular basis will keep it down. the reason it happens is because the grill element is no being used while you are using the oven so fat from your cooking gets on it which burns off next time you switch it on

hope this helps

Dave

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Re: Beko DVC563aw main oven temp

i would not see that as excessive the only way you can get a more accurate temp measurement is to use electronics

10{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} fluctuation would not make much difference to cooking. so if you customer finds it a problem they cant cook

Dave

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Re: work in postcodes bb pr fy

PR?

and whats the work

Dave

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Re: amica awct10l

think its a 2.2uf cap just had one yesterday that needs one but its still under guarentee so will fit new board

http://uk.farnell.com/epcos/b32924c3225 … dp/1112849

try this

Dave

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Re: hotpoint wf340washer

Gordy29 wrote:machine dead .power to main board.tryed searchbut nothing.i must doing something wrong. any help please. gordy 29

Why?

have you changed the board and now its dead ?

if this is your first visit. inspect boards for signs of damage. if no damage quote customer for repaired lower board and if agreed send BOTH boards to EMW. they will then repair which ever one is faulty and test them as a pair

Dave

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Re: Zanussi Cooker ZKT6050X

had a look on my lux disk got wiring daig but no fault code info
maybe someone with lux online access can have a look

Dave

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Re: Miele W435E WPS

europart list 1 18-ml-03

nettoparts list 2 before and after 2000

hope this helps

if you want gen part number ring miele

Dave

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Re: AWCT10L

have you checked the harness from the board to the motor

Dave

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