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still got all the sounds of as blocked outlet hose
going to freinds for dinner now will think more later
in the meantime take the outlet hose off. put the pump end to a tap and turn on. then see what flow you get
Dave
one faulty motor possible
two faulty motors highly unlikelythere has got ti be something silly going on here and we are missing it
ok you heard air coming out under the sink. do you mean you heard bubbles ?
try taking hose off the sink and put it in a bucket. see if it pumps then
Dave
ok that noise is the pump trying to start. it can do this because of wear or there is no water in it. It needs water in it to push back on to start it
Dave
you need to send me a public link so i can view or host it on utube
as for your resitances. if its under 400 ohms it will be fine. when coils go you get no resistance
also when you checked the sump hose was the ecoball clean and not sticky. these can sometimes stick and stop water flow. i know you said water flows out of the filter but just checking
Davedifficult to say without hearing the noise
if you start and stop the pump, if there is a coin blocking the pipe the pipe will expand before the coin and wont after as the pressure is applied behind it
to get it out you have to remove the hose and with water running thhrough it squeeze the hose to coax it to move
Davelikelyhood of 2 faulty pumps is low in fact based on what your saying i do not think the original is faulty
have has problems where coins have got into the outlet hose and act like a valve so working every now and then
try this
fill with water till it appears in the drum, stop machine, now select pump out and before you start it grab hold of the outlet hose as it comes out of the machine. as you press start feel the outlet hose and you should feel it expand slightly. if it does it means the pump is working.
have you tried running it with the hose in a bucket ?
Dave
rear element is still the first one i Would check
try taking the fan cover off inside the oven. sometimes you can see damage where the element has blown
to be certain you either have to measure the element resistance or change it
also i thing you may have the first 2 numbers of your pnc number transposed. you list it starting 984 but the listing i found starts 948
Dave
sounds like an element failure
if you cant do it yourself you should be able to get an independant engineer to do it a lot cheaper
Dave
https://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/search/find-an-appliance-engineer
ok what I get is
92445600 seal
92440171 6205
92440197 6204bearing can be got from a bearing supplier locally and order seal seperatly
or
kit looks correct for your machine
Daveto enable me to get the fault i need to see the light postions but it looks like fault 10
which is a heater or heater relay fault
also check heater for earth faults
Dave
some elements slide under lugs but just take care removing it and it should not be too much of a problem
Dave
