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dont know about spanish electrics but in the uk the supplier can cross bond earth to neutral in the meter cupboard to stop this voltage. The neutral is bonded in the local substation to a large earth plate and the voltage difference you are getting can be down to local soil conditions between your house and the substation
As you say its nothing to worry about and the person you should be asking is your electric supplier to find out if they use a syatem called PME ( protective multiple earthing)_ in your area which will be an indication of soil conditions
wont affect the machine and as long as you have an RCD fitted there are no safety issues
Dave
proper model JLTDC03
as andyjawa says it sounds like on of the fans on the motor 159 or 159A
you need to take the side off the run it and figure out if the noise is from the front or rear fanDave
have not got that model either but if its light 1 and 2 that give me fault 3 front ntc on a lot of units
thats worth a check
Dave
could have tested it on an extension from another socket
does sound like an escape plan and 3 volts between N and E could be a dodgy earth
have you tested other sockets to see if its normal in your house
Dave
you wont flood the kitchen , that what the float stops, so all that happens is the pump starts and it aborts the programme
if it is flooding underneath you need to get a good torch and watch underneath as it runs to see where the leak is
Dave
try a machine gun and a ski mask. makes people listen lol
have i sent you the tech files ?, cant remember
Dave
assume you have checked heater insulation
i would wait till it trips and start disconnecting external components like heater etc and see if it comes back to life
Dave
you dont need to take the elements out to test them just remove the back of the oven and access from there
Davewell most likely fault is always an element
turn off at the cooker switch, make sure oven is dead, remove back, set muiltimeter on a high ohms scale 2M or above
then disconnect each element in turn ( all wires) then place one meter probe on one of the element terminals and the other on the oven metal chassisyou should not really get any reading but if you do anything under 10M is suspect
Dave
well if its starting after 10 secs it should run a programme
it is an odd fault at this time now, you have 2 pumps showing similar fault problems
Am starting to wonder if the pump is getting a full supply from the board to enable it to run
Dave
the noise you are hearing is the pump trying to start
you can prove this by removing the filter, selecting pump out and starting the machine with the filter removed, you will then see the impellor moving causing the noise
the fact you have water coming out of the anti syphon hose proves there is some water getting up the outlet hose and if it is why is no water getting into the bucket, mmm strange
running the pump with no water in does not prove a lot as it may not start just dither back and forth
you you can check voltage at the pump with the correct equipment
Dave
well dont know where to go from here
assume when sump hose was off the drum outlet was clear
so we have a clear sump hose, a new pump and filter unit , a clear outlet hose
there is nothing left
apart from an air lock or the highly unlikely faulty board
the only way of checking for board faults is to supply the pump direct from the mains. it means making a lead to do it with a 3 amp fuse in the plug
assume the outlet has no extension on itdid water come out of the side hose. The outlet hose has a hose as it exits the rear panel. this is probably is an anti syphon hose but may also stop air locks
have you tried feeling for pressure in the outlet hose. feel it just as it come out of the machine and alss as it come up inside at the rear. be aware of any electrical connection you might touch
Dave
