[electrofix]

if you get a reading across solenoids then the coil is ok but they can go internally

expect about 3-5000 ohms or so id you get millions of ohms that would be too high

Dave

[electrofix]

aswo are really good on vestel stuff ( you just have to get used to how to enter numbers) plus have parts breakdowns and often service manuals

often cheaper on bosch

stock levels are really good

have lots of add on stuff like carry memory pen drives and electronic parts

p and p is good everything can be next day on DHL if required

they are worth joining

[electrofix]

thats a vestel as soon as it has that long serial no beginning 00 it s never a problem

Aswo will have it

will check

Dave

should be
42024953
https://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/4202…hine-door-seal

but check your self put

WMDF1014W 10707002 5300428641

into aswo search bar

[electrofix]

most likley contaminated full sensor

a lot of later machines dont use a float but have 2 electrodes to detect water. if these get covered in wet lint they can give false readings

Dave

[electrofix]

if you want a long shot change the board power supply cap

Dave

[electrofix]

cant give you a part no as some sites hide real part no

when i typed your model both valves popped up

have known some water pipes in unit that have frozen. cant commet on your model as i dont do fridges

follow the water pipe in if you can and it must go to the other valve and then split off to water and ice maker

Dave

[electrofix]

when i look parts up i get 2 valves

the other is like below

Dave

[electrofix]

well there has to be more control somewhere

the ice cube section fills with water when needed and the water tap is not running at the same and vice versa

cant see the valve being inside the freezer

if things are frozen it will need a total defrost

Dave

[electrofix]

i dont do fridges but using logic

you have a cold water function and an ice maker. there will be seperate valve for each one. the chances of both valves failing at once is very low

could be frozen pipe

Dave

[electrofix]

according to the user manual E18 is a fill error. as long as your water pressure and filters are clear i would look to change this first. goes without saying that although its a common failure it may not cure your problem

https://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/6113…her-flow-meter

the plastic frame is only to protect the part you remove the little pcb and just fit that

Dave

[electrofix]

also you have mis match between the 2 sides. why has the original oblong plate been removed on one side? you can see the mark on the chassis where its been This will make one side more flexible

Dave

[electrofix]

every board need a power supply. its normally a small chip (like tny264) that converts mains to 12v or so to power the board. these chips can fail in various ways including being intermittant. you say you changed the fuse and it came back on well the chaces are if you just unplugged and plugged it back in 5 mins later it would do the same
as for the change of fuse and it started to fill well once you start a programme the timer remembers where it is. if the power is interupted and then restored some time later the machine carries on where it left off

Dave

[electrofix]

https://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/082091900-energy-regulator-invensys-mpa-v02-svc

if you look here you will see K lists them as alterative parts

Dave

[electrofix]

some pump run non stop other models dont

later models are more energy conscious

Dave

[electrofix]

have had boards do this

you turn them off and back on and they burst into life

Dave

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