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never fitted one of these but have had the odd pump apart and managed to seal it again
as far as the manufacturers are concerned this is not a replaceable part so you cant get new seals which you would need to guarantee it seals
Dave
ok so what your saying is the motor never turns no matter what programme you try
if yes more likely to be a board issue (but cant promise) , Samsung are know for board issues and the way they are built means the board cannot be repaired
Davecant get a decent picture of the old seal to see fitting
some doors have a plastic channel and the current seal is bunded over the top
does the new seal have a barb moulded at the rear that would lock into a channel
if yes carefully cut the old seal at the bottom somewhere to see if there is a channel underneath before you commit to cutting off the seal completelythere is also a recommendation to warm the seal to remove any kinks
Dave
are you sure your not looking for a fault when there is not one
to save energy these days most machines fill lower on the wash as less water means less water to heat. In times gone by you could see the water at the bottom of the door on the wash cycle but not any moreit adds more water on the rinse cycle as there no energy involved so water level is higher
Dave
Liebherr is top of the tree for build quality
Blomberg is basically Beko who owns the brand name
Bosch is good and is part of the same group as Neff and Siemans and is good for your dryer as well
will tag our retail guru in as well to see what he can say
Dave
[USER=”125″]don[/USER]
any comments
b4u2 wrote:Now it seems to be back normal again. Can it be due to hot soups being put in there?
well it cant help
you are not supposed to put hot stuff in a fridge you have to wait till its cooledDave
well seems to be a model with bldc motors and no pressure sw
that means they are using motor as water sensor. if the water flow is wrong for any reason it wont heat but think it senses the diverter so its likely to be turning. if its not it could restrict flow and cause a no heat problemDave
well motor number is the same as i check all the models but
sometimes Beko change part numbers half way through a production run. the only way we know is when we enter the serial no and the part number changes. unlikely but possible
Dave
ok cant be 100{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} certain without serial no and commercial code off label but there are 3 cookers with model numbers starting KD533A
they all use the same fan motor but as said can never be 100{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} without an accurate serial no
fan motor part no 264440193
Dave
seems to be cheaper options
one supplier said this belt also fits models
DHB7VTDB
DHB7VTDW
TDV7NBB
TDV7NBWtaking that and do google search for belt for the other models
[USER=”125″]don[/USER]where did you get part no from as comes up on minerva as a bearing
https://minervaparts.co.uk/gb/search?controller=search&s=101070080002Dave
don wrote:Telephone number not currently in use.
Indesit have now stopped their spin dryer . The only branded one still available is the Montpellier MSD2800 circa £190. This is a DAD exclusive and with them currently trading by the administrators I don’t know what the ongoing service arrangements would be under guarantee.
Don
seen that design before branded bendix or another major manufacturer
Dave
