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bad news you have a chinese manufactured machine made by Midea. little or no information.
parts listed by one of my suppliers only list a tub rear halfif you continue using it you run the risk of damaging the spider which would need a complete inner drum raplacement as well
you will have to bite the bullet, The bearing should pose no problem as they will be a standard size, the water seal may be a standard size but you wont know till you split it. depending on the type of seal there is often a brass ring on the drum spider to allow the water seal to work. if this is scored it would leak and cause bearings to fail again
Davebit of both
sdies have to come off to access and front needs to be loosened to get at the back to access the lockright side off
panel off
left side offthen tackle front panel
while your in there remove pump ( rear left) and check for lint build up.
Dave
to start a single phase induction motor you have to have 2 phases. the capacitor alters the timing and causes a second phase in a seperate winding. The higher the value the more current will flow through the second winding. the second winding is kept on while the motor is running and adds to the power output
Dave
does sound like something is getting hot and failing
you do seem to be able to get a fan but no stock where i looked
its worth checking that the fan seems free to turn. and the correct one is turning as there is more than one fan in the unit
I assume if you operate the left side on lower powers it either takes longer to cut out or doesntalso as a long shot check all screws in the terminal block and make sure they are tight
Dave
from another manual but may give you some clues
its American so transpose 120v for 240
https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1333124/Miele-G-4205.html?page=137#manual
Dave
never come across heat shield but there is less need on an induction hob as there is less heat transmitted downwards
as for the fan have you got a model no ?
Dave
well first thing to check is the power supply
you have to make sure its the oven thats faulty and not the house electrics
Dave
looks like a board change
from the bulletin
“Even if the faulty temperature sensor of the evaporator is still connected to the connector, the new circuit board uses only the air temperature sensor of the refrigerator”.
will send you what i have found. may be the same techDave
