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first you say the temp in the fridge is -8 degrees and that cant be right or is it ?
second you dont say which unit you have
third temp need time to settle and you need to close the door and see what temp it ends up at by placing a thermometer in a glass of water to give an overall average temperature
Dave
depends on the make
have had a few of the really cheap one fail quicker than they shouldid there a make on the one you have seen
Dave
andrew heggie wrote:It’s an ind
yes and its the same dryer hotpoint , indesit , ariston , creda all the same company ,all the same appliances just different looks
Dave
you wont get it as such but you can do a screen dump , edit and print it
we dont know which timer is in yours as there are 2 makes hotpoint / indesit use
is your timer invensys ?
Dave
andrew heggie wrote:I have the same problem has anyone got a diagram of the wires please
like the one above ?
Dave
neon_3SP_glow wrote:Doesn’t look like the parts are easily available. Connect D and the LG links only show a handful of parts 🙁
lots of parts on ASWO
2 variants of the machine. it lists 132 parts for one and 197 for the other
Dave
that’s the problem with linked board you can never say with any certainty which is causing the fault
Davethere are screws underneath plus 2 screws at the top
you need to remove the door rubber from the front only and the door lock
after that the front should slide up (I think)
Dave
well all the cooling fan does is introduce cold air around the compressor
you could take the side of the machine off and run it like that. that way it gets plenty of ventilation with or without the fan
you will have to keep small fingers and pets away while you try it
Dave
jontymox wrote:Good morning,
I’ve not inspected the power module yet, although a relay in it clicks several times, prior to switching itself off.
I will contact QER, and see if they can test and repair the above.
jontythink QER has finished
but you could tryDave
neon_3SP_glow wrote:It’s a vented one with just the minutes selected timer.
Do you have any voltage being sent to the element circuits?
This should be about the easiest machine to fault find on.
must admit did not check that just assumed it was electronic
I would check the float microswitch firstafter that the timer output to the heater
Dave
had the heater gone ?
if its a whirlpool design it may need a reset
turn dial to 6 oclock , push start 3 times, then move dial to 7 oclock and push start 3 times
That should reset
Dave
i would inspect the power module , could be a slug
the power module would be my guess but cant be certain
all these units have 2 power supplies , a standby supply to detect switch on and a main supply to power everything
so either the main power supply starts and fails or the main supply starts and one of the chips has a short which shuts it all down. that short could be in the top board
Dave
