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there are no trade spares with miele so can understand that. just making sure you not gone to any other online sites
what I quite often do is solder a new reed switch onto the board which makes life cheaper but not all engineers will do that
Dave
this is a chinese import imported by Argos
cant find it anywhere
best tell customer to get belt themselves from Argos and dont buy Bush appliances again
Dave
probably a biggish strip but at least Aswo sell a copy belt as the gen one from Miele is £45
if it takes time just cost it in. it will cost a lot more to get Miele in
Dave
well if you have a look at the contact controlling it you may see its burnt out
its is likely the switch has blown but i could not say for certain without testing it
Dave
you are looking at a low value probably 100 ohms but the power chip will have gone as well
this resistor not only stops the inrush of current on switch on but is also a fusible resistor for safety reasons
will have a look around in the morning see if i have a board lying around
Davehttps://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/c00305341-dishwasher-heating-element
think it should be this one
you can find out from here
https://www.hotpoint.co.uk/spare-parts
put commercail code in. it gives you part no of old part but for some reason there is an error on site that stops subs showing up
if you put part no of old part vin whitegoods website you get link above
you can ask shop to check before purchase
Dave
it seldom is the bit that spins that causes the problem
i used to remove the board and swop the reed switch that normally fixed the problem. By blowing fast you were activating the reed very fast and it may have improved the contacts but it wont last
Dave
you either have to start disconnecting elements or measure the earth resistance with a meter
from what your saying try disconnecting both wires to the top element. dont forget to note where the wires go. insulate the wires to make sure things cant touch. then turn on the lower element and see if it trips
if no it probably is just the top one
the only way of being certain is wait till it trips then disconnect. turn on again and see if it trips. or measure earth resistance with wires disconnected
Davethese sites come and go and spike patching is not a new name
we have to stop using or at least trusting them
Dave
ok
there are 2 different models with different heaters
I need the commercial code off the model label to see which one you haveone of them the heater is C00305341 but thats obsolete but may have a new number
the other is C00256527 which becomes C00520796Dave
there will be different button sequences on different model
looked up this one so try iy like this ( if yours is similar
Dave
