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ok check the float in case its been dislodged and its pushing the switch

Dave

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atomicking wrote:I already got that one on ebay, it is being shipped to me. I looked on you tube but can not find any instructions specifically to that model, there are a few others, some seem easy to follow some more complicated so don’t know what to do when the part is here. Thanks and regards

from what i can see you have ordered the wrong pump

as Matrix said above it may fit but may not work

it looks like the part no you need is 651956 but cant be 100{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} certain unless you post the complete Enr number

Dave

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its not the plumbing
in the base of the machine, underneath where the motors are is a float

undo the covers and see if there is water down there

Dave

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the fault code point to a possible leak in the base

Dave

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just checking as they seem to have a 5 year warranty

I would contact the company direct. they wont make it so it will be something re badged but i cant find out what

Dave

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depends on your budget

top of the tree miele followed by Bosch

Beko is worth looking and next to bottom hoover and hotpoint

bottom of the heap are the oddball makes and Bush which is a dont even think about as spares are non existant

electrolux , Zanussi and AEG (all the same company ) ar middle of the road. Easy spares access

Dave

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how old is it ?

Dave

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atomicking wrote:No I mean is there a step by step instructions or video which shows how to change the hot water pump. I am not that technical savy. Thanks

there maybe somewhere but noit looked

but you need to check its gone. I agree its most likely but you would be sick if you fitted a new one at about £100 and found its something else

Dave

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ok that can be checked with a multimeter from the access cover at the front

large plug going into the motor, unplug and check resistance where the 2 red wires connect
Dave

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1 damp towel is never enough as it may not touch the sensor

and machine is no setup to cope with liquid water, your likely to ruin it that way

Dave

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at 16A your unlikely to blow the fuse but it would start to overheat which is not good

Dave

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why would you need to change the pump when it seems to be doing its job

when it faults is the light flashing or steady ?

Dave

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why are you putting a cup of water in a tumble dryer ?

Dave

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normally if the check water light is steady its a water fault if its flashing it could be anything else

also as the machine goes into fault mode it pumps out hence no water

Dave

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ok
I ssume when it stop and you give it a push it does not start

if yes my next test would be looking for power at the motor. if the motor is power but its not moving it must be the motor

Dave

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