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Tom wrote:should have said drilling a smal hole in the top of the tub!

even though it was wrong i knew what you meant

assume old and new paddles are identical

Dave

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well thats an odd one

getting the off with the drum out should not pose a problem as you can remove the lugs

problem is will the new ones go it

Dave

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ok 2 stats listed as you say but different temps so is there a value on the old one ?

3302081173 Overheat protection thermostat,klixon,170°C
(mounted 2 screws)

5618416019 Overheat protection,thermostat,ventilation,240C
(mounted single centre screw)

Dave

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we lost phil a couple of year ago I went to the funeral

phils mum and dad are still with us both a bit frail these days

Dave

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miele’s are a lot heavier. never been able to deliver Miele machines on my own

you have only got to drive a heavier car down a bumpy street and then drive a lighter one to realise the reason why the Bosch moves more

Dave

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sounds like the knob on the front is giving the wrong output

but am not 100{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} sure

but since the part is less then £10 its worth a go
before you do check the connections between the selector and the board

Dave

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ok E83 comes back as

Dave

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in your case its the start and anti crease buttons

Dave

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aeg can be a bit complex sometime but try

turn on
turn programme knob one click clockwise

then press and hold the start button and the one closest to it at the same time

Dave

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well the zanussi pic show 2 stats but they are completely different mountings

there are also 4 cookers with that pnc do you have the last 2 digits ?

Dave

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put those numbers in ASWO and it comes up with the same stat

Dave

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well if its possible it will be in the manual or you could ask miele

most miele machines have it , mine is about 20 and it has it and i dont think i have an option to stop it

although it is using small amounts of power it will make clothes less creased if left in

Dave

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its more likely while using the microwave as microwave cooking is a wet heat

cant see why its happening inside the oven while using normal oven functions. the walls of the oven would be above the boiling point of water so it cant happen
can understand if its inside the glass door

Dave

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check again
the parts diagram shows a base panel

Dave

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well have no access to units that new but on older units

F24 is a fan error in either fan

and fo1 almost covers everything else

you would need a code reader to get the sub code to narrow down

Dave

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