[electrofix]

My guess is the board power supply chip and you would have to be able to test electronic components to fault find it.

but cant do any harm to look as long as the plug is out

Dave

[electrofix]

well from what i can see this fault is the flood protector

in the base there is a unit with a float.

looks like

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/333997966575?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=710-134428-41853-0&mkcid=2&mkscid=101&itemid=333997966575&targetid=1817264050035&device=c&mktype=pla&googleloc=9046537&poi=&campaignid=19097525516&mkgroupid=147591788601&rlsatarget=pla-1817264050035&abcId=9303861&merchantid=101725314&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIpJ_zttaS_wIV1u7tCh3SbAW5EAQYCSABEgKXzvD_BwE

check that

Dave

[electrofix]

have changed yout title as its not a Neff appliance

clock is still available but its £116 from zanussi

but you should be able link the clock out so its no longer in circuit

Dave

[electrofix]

is washer in exactly the same socket or the other half of a double. have had one socket go faulty

if its does turn on every now and then check the on off switch

but my thought tend towards the power supply chip on the board so looking at this depends on your skill level

Dave

[electrofix]

first thought is always the socket
after that i tend to check the board power supplies

one of the probems with later mahines is they are not off but are in standby. this means power supply components can fail even if its not in use at the time

Dave

[electrofix]

if the code does not come up as soon as you turn on then it has reset

if it then comes up as the programme is running then the unit still thinks the problem is there

Dave

[electrofix]

kaibart wrote:Check that enr as I get nothing with that model number

think its thsi one

https://www.bosch-home.co.uk/supportdetail/product/SMS46II01G/74#/Tabs=section-spareparts/

Dave

[electrofix]

yes but they have a parts guarentee

you could ask how much the labour is to find out but the proce of the tub exceeds the labour cost

if you try this make sure its covered by an extended parts warranty as sometimes you have to register appliance to get it

Dave

[electrofix]

yes it can leak when this happens and yew you can get a new block but if the tub or block mountings are damaged its scrap

unless its covered by extended guarentees

how old is it ?

Dave

[electrofix]

https://repairpartsteam.co.uk/en/com/washing_machine_and_tumble_dryer_door_handles/door_handle_silver_245x100x40mm_F753083A/

Dave

[electrofix]

well you have to disconnect the hoses and remove it

after removal a lot of units allow the base to be removed from underneath

cant be certain of anything as i dont know the unit but if its leaking a lot your looking for damaged hoses etc

Dave

[electrofix]

look at the routing of the drain pipe. if its in a stand pipe make sure its only push 8 inches down and not all the way. if its plumbed into a sink, make sure the hose routing does not cause air locks

Dave

[electrofix]

ok cant see this one on Beko tech which means I cant identify the element

even looked up your ip to make sure your in the uk but it seems your not far from me in liverpool

looking at models with close model numbers i think the heater may be 2976680100

but you need to check. the problem may be any supplier may have to email Beko to chack the correct part

Dave

[electrofix]

rear ntc is part of heater and yes i think the reading is too low

cant get exact model. although it seems to come up on google. have you got the commercial code. you looking for a number like 7182482900

Dave

[electrofix]

you need an insulation tester a simple multimeter may not be enough but you could try

unplug motor and measure each phase to earth on a high ohm scale

Dave

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