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yes as you say Aswo has no diagram
some of them have strip down manual with pictures

have you eliminated the switch as its often the rear contact that cuts power to everything on a lot of ovens

Dave

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[USER=”125″]don[/USER]
your more likely to know this Don

Dave

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Tim-York wrote:Oh – so looks like I might need to replace it anyway 🙂 Is there any way that you can test them?

no you need circuitry to read the output

all you can do is put it back and test it

there are a number of solenoids on the machine (2)

its possible one solenoid is faulty and filling slowly so it times out the fill causing your error. Have you checked for this ?

Dave

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on some machines is not a direct connection between sensor and lamp so it does not always do it instantly

Dave

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jontymox wrote:Well,

However, they have now informed me that it will be around 6-8 weeks before the board can be inspected/tested! (a standard repair queue, I gather)

They have also let me know that they can offer an ‘Express Service,’ at a cost of £35.00 should I wish to have the board inspected sooner!

I have emailed them back, to let them know how disappointed I feel with the above, and await their response…

😮

jonty

or a marketing ploy

bet they never mentioned that before you sent it

time for a very bad reveiw as it should be stated it could take 8 weeks to even look at it

Dave

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well I would check float first as that is telling the board about the problem

Dave

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analogue pressure switches are not really switches. they are variable reluctors that are measured by the timer/ if you blow in them you can destroy them

so you wont get a reading with a meter through them

Dave

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from what i can see main oven door is side opening so not sure which part your replacing

whats the part no of the hinge you have ?

Dave

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first digit should be a year
next 2 are month

so its October 2010 0r 2020 or any year ending 0

and from you model starts T V tumble dryer, Vented

Dave

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also depends on whats wrong with it

even an old dryer can be fixed if the fault is simple and cheap

Dave

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hopefully he will come through as there is no one else i know of
tend to do a lot of my own board repairs if its in the power supply section so have not used QER ot EMW for years

other engineers have used easypcb and had no problems

search easypcb in search bar

Dave

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airflow on all heatpump dryers is first thing to check

filters block easily even had fluff blocking the condensor on one samsung dryer

Dave

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sorted

Dave

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the dishwasher could have a none return valve as lots of dishwashers do but its only a rubber flap and if its not sealing properly water can find its way back from the sink
which is why it could have been ok till now

Dave

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if you want to post a photo
host it on another site and post a public link

or use another site to reduce photo size

Dave

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