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take out filters underneath and look to see it there are any mounting screws into the wallif yes undo a few turns (don’t remove them), what am hoping is you may get a little movement to allow you to withdraw the cover
Dave
if the surround is cut into the wood at the top you will have to remove the wood panels first
kitchen fitter are a nightmare, dont think things ever need to come out again, see this lots
Dave
cset motor brushes are used by more than one manufacturer
these should be the same. just look at the pics and the way the carbon is facing the correct way
one thing that worried me about the pictures of your carbons above is the lower one does not seem to be angled on the end the same as the one above. did you have them in the correct position when you fitted them ?Dave
still think the one i found is a better bet
if you go to the Bosch site and start typing numbers you get to WKD2835 and Bosch give you a list of possibles. youi can either have a 0 or a 1 after the 5. But none of the alternatives have /03 on the end so the ebay seller has to have mis read the number. Have a careful look at his pics against your motor then it says you can make an offer
the Indesit motor you list looks like it has a smaller pulley and thats a no no
Dave
pulley size is critical to balance the machine before spin. since the speed of the drum is measured at the motor shaft if the pulley is larger the drum speed will increase. This could make the wash speed increase which could affect the ability to wash properly. the opposite is a smaller pulley which would stop the drum balancing the load before spinning
this might fitDave
have no tech on them so its a case of look at the board and look for one fed with the heaviest wires
Dave
iadom wrote:Images haven’t uploaded, safe to say it is amazing it actually ran again and hasn’t blown any electronics (yet) .:eek:
agree from the look of the first pics I would have said its toast
Dave
well if they are sending you a new heater changing the relays cant hurt
chack the motor for play in the rotor as if you have poor water flow the heater can blow
Dave
rubber cant be sealed to the casing
have not met one yet that cannot be removedjust checked it does have a wire and spring
part no 118917
Dave
one of the problems with a lot of appliances these days is they are not off. your unit has been in standby for 10 years. So even though your not using it the power supply has been on and in use. its possible the power supply capacitors have degraded and are causing your problem
With all modern appliances turn off at the socket, not only to make them last longer but also to stop the small amount of energy they use
At current prices your dishwasher is costing about £12 a year for doing nothing
Dave
if it has its possible its blown the board
you should see eveidence of blown components that provide power to the pump
take a look
Dave
