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Re: hotpoint wml540

thats funny just come back from sililar machine with same prob

removed pcb cleaned all terms and connectors

machine started changed programmes no probs

put it all back together and ran a rinse
stopped machine half way through and went back to same problem

next action would be to send boards to emw but i suggested that as hotpoint made this rubbish maybe they should bear some of the cost and claim on the free parts warrenty. so thats what she is looking into. if i send boards to emw and they work on the day then we will never find problem and after that hotpoint wont touch it

Dave

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Re: hotpoint wt740

iadom wrote

As you have realised H20 is some clever clogs programmers idea of a subtle hint., ie, H20 as in water. It does mean that the machine has ‘timed out’ on fill. If the valves themselves are faulty then you should get a different error code. Do you have a poor water pressure or ‘dirty’ mains water? Have you removed the fill hoses and put them into a bucket and turned the taps on, sometimes the modern poorer quality plastic Red & Blue taps can appear to be turned on when in reality it is only the plastic that is turning and not the tap.

hope this helps

Dave

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Re: hotpoint wt740

go to search and type H20 you would have found this

HERE

Dave

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Re: Induction -Is there a method to test power output?

should be the same as microwave check temp rise in a given time

Dave

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Re: Beko WMA 667S – Concrete Block Problem

search google for eu 2 year warranty

look at this http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/victoriaderb … ion_y.html

might help

Dave

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Re: Whirlpool Top Loader – Identification Needed

check for oil leaking out of the gearbox contaminating the clutch

very simple to drop box and check take about 15 mins

Dave

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Re: Electrolux Wascator W124 (launderette machine)

as with any machine you will have to strip it to find the full problems

never stripped one but from picture if drum shaft is ok then bearings and seal should be in hub

pulley will need a puller from photo looks like a special tool bolts through holes in pulley and pushes shaft off might get it off with a three legged puller but if you pull too hard the pulley will break

if i were you i would strip machine before you order parts and quote a price for doing so even if machine cant be fixed

Dave

ps you could ring wascator and ask them a call out and a price if bearings had gone as a guide

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Re: Candy CDV262 dryer keeps knocking out the one shot cut-o

I can’t see how the air is blown through the heater assembly?

dont know this machine but from above comment i assume the fan is not below the element

if this is the case then it work on a vacuum system like the white knight
air is blown out of the dryer and the only way this air can be replaced is through the drum pulling air through the heater
problems with this system is if a main drum seal fails ( or the door seal) especially at the front air will enter without going over the heater causing it to overheat

hope this helps

Dave

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Re: Bosch Dishwasher SGS43C02GB/35 – not heating

fairly common for the solder contacts on the board to go

take programme to bits and check relays for bad solder joints

Dave

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Re: siemens motor problem

not sure with siemans some machines need a weight in or it wont spin

Dave

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Re: creda concept halogen cooker 48345

it also turns off the element

have you disconnected the element and tried it also disconnect grill elements

would megger all elements it can be the grill element or lower top oven element if it has one
dont assume if its an earth fault it can be measured

dave

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Re: Creda T620CW

i use a jug and a piece of wire coathanger with the last half inch bent at 90 degrees and the other end bent over in case i poke my eyes out

Dave

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Re: Replacement cut-out/stats for Hoover/Candy t/d heater el

or why white knight give the cutomer a restet button

or why you can reset some stats but not others

Dave

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Re: Creda T620CW

? is heater working ok

ie half heat only or exhaust stat not working properly

if its working ok you would expect a lot of steam to come out of dryer when door is opened mid cycle

Dave

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Re: E/lux EOC6690x oven glass smashed & no fan

have not got info for this model apart from a crude wiring daig

but earlier model EOC6630

if the same

F4 BROKEN SENSOR ALARM Problem with temperature sensor
F5 TOO HIGH TEMPERATURE ALARM To high temperature

have got tech info for earlier mod if you wanr but cant promise its the same if you want it let me know

Dave

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