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the firmware will be configured differently to cope with different drum sizes and poss different programme positions

Dave

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yes will work without lamp

Dave

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Madhoose2k wrote:Just for clarity I changed the element as I thought it was this so I just ordered one up but upon replacing it there is nothing wrong with the old one. The new one is currently fitted though, the lamp looks okay a thought the metal is a bit dark but I imagine that’s from the heat over the years. Pic attached if it will load.

yes looks ok, if they blow its always at the bottom and you will see evidence

Dave

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yes remove both connections from element and motor and insulate wires so they cant short out

since there components are not connected, if it still blows you can say its not either of these components causing your problem

Dave

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ok look at one thing. if its got an oven lamp take out the lamp and look for burn marks on the lamp. had a few flash over

if ok then try something

disconnect both wires from the element and fan motor. insulate them and see if it pops when disconnected

if it still does it can be either component

Dave

ps have deleted your other post to save clutter

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problem here is we have not got a lot to go on

we know its an enfield but with no model we cant look up anything

you say you changed the element but some ovens have more than one

a few clear pics might help but you are limited on size so it might be as well to host offsite and post public links

this could be a faulty wire have you checked the wiring in case one has rubbed through

Dave

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if it is the pump a the pump chamber would be full.

you say the pump is working so i assume its pumping water up. so i would say it cant be the pump

take it apart and clean it and take it from there

Dave

to look at parts go here

https://www.miele.co.uk/c/spare-parts-and-accessories-24.htm

then scroll down and select “visit spare parts catalogue”

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yes the pump is available but its £118

if its an electronic sensor, Bosch do the same thing and they get covered in wet lint and give false readings

may just need a good clean

Dave

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AEGowner wrote:

Do you mean connecting the oven, hob and extractor together on a 32A radial circuit goes against electrical regs?

ok depends on what you mean as a radial circuit. if its a dedicated wire ( normally 6mm) and it only feeds the hob and the oven thats ok

if it feeds any other socket in the kitchen then no

its only a new circuit if the wire is fed from the fuse board. any existing joint box is going to be part of an existing circuit. if this circuit supplies anything else then both appliances would have to be limited to 13A to be able to be plugged in or connected through a 13A spur box

Dave

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when the lamp blew it has gone with a bang. this has welded a relay contact

2 options

1 find the relay and replace it
2 replace the whole board

the board is about £130 the relay takes a bit more skill but less than £10

Dave

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thats would go against electrical regs

for him to even suggest that makes me doubt his electrical qualifications

Dave

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does sound a bit like a software error

Dave

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and what would the hob be hard wired to?

A hard wired cooker circuit must be on its own fuse in the ciruit board and can only feed the cooker. no other sockets are aloowed to be connected to this circuit

Dave

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rocker wrote:Hi Dave, the machine does ran as normal but has no heat !! as explained I did fit a new Pcb .. same issue..

yes just double checking

Beko site working again so sent you the tech

Dave

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ok when you said there was no power did you mean the dryer was totally dead, no power at all ?.

also cant find this one in tech, could be a website problems will try later

Dave

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