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these panels are always a problem. They are made of wood and swell

at least it seems to move a bit so best bet is to see if you can unlock one of the side rails. they move back a bit and then lift up at the back. you can then slide them off the top trying to take some of the friction out of the lid to remove it

as i said really silly design and get lots of problems with them

Dave

[electrofix]

closest model I can get is

HBC86P753B

which has a different door but seems to have the same control buttons

Dave

[electrofix]

always amazes me that the eco programme is the longest at 190 min but would have thought it would finish in 4 hours

try another programme and see what happens

Dave

[electrofix]

you need to post a public link this seems to need a password to access

Dave

[electrofix]

you will have to remove lower cover off the front and remove pump

it twists off but there is a latch that has to be unlocked before it moves that can be a bit tricky

Dave

[electrofix]

if the drain pump is running and its not draining you have a dud pump or a blockage

Dave

[electrofix]

you can do it by just measurement

you have the plastic frame. it has to be central left to right all you need is the vertical

clip frame into door, then measure from the screw holes to the top of the control panel

then make same measurement on the door panel. put 2 screws each side and try to see if it fits

if ok fit all screws

Dave

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yes look like 33 ohm

what you have to understand with this power supply and a lot of machines these days is they dont turn off. As long as the unit is plugged in and switched on the chip is live and consuming small amounts of power. The unit is effectively in stand by. So this means it can go pop anytime day or night

Dave

[electrofix]

its going to be a low ohmage 3watt fusible
from the pic i would say the first band is brown so a best guess would be 100 ohm

https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/throu…istors/8558778

like this
you may find it from other sources but as you can see its labelled safety resistor

Dave

and yes its highly possible that chip and resistor are the only casualties. it all depends if at the time of the chip blowing, was there any high voltage spike to damage other components but you wont know unless its powered up. That means either using an external power source or replacing the chip

[electrofix]

according to this site if they are correct
https://www.ezee-fix.co.uk/shop/bell…f27-e922-e206/

the gen part no is 082646893

i did find one site that said they had stock but just to check a faulty stat will give a few symptoms

over freezing in which case it almost 100{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} the stat

no life at all in which case it may be the stat or a failed compessor

some cold but not enough can only be the stat if the compressor switches on and off. if it keeps running its a system fault

Dave

[electrofix]

if you can solder change the lnk chip and replace the fusible resistor and it will probably be ok

do lots of them and it works over 90{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} of the time

if not this could well be the correct part but needs to be double checked

https://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/1784070170-beko-dishwasher-control-module

Dave

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the lower it get the slower it is. they cant let tons of -18 air into a fridge otherwise the items nearest the input get frozen.

all the food in there contains heat which has to be removed so the more thats in there the longer it takes

as long as the temp in the end is averaging correctly. also dont forget the more the door is open the longer it takes as well

if the return air duct is blocked it will be at the back of the freezer

Dave

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well I would normally say Smeg is slightly better than most
will bring in Don who is our retail guru

[USER=”125″]don[/USER]
your input would be good m8

Dave

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ok
with a bit more digging around and this is a lot more complicated. what worried me is the extra 3 wires which sounds llike a digital cotrol cable

I think the motor you may need is 795211441

but i cant be certain

if you look up your model here

http://www.servevastdirect.co.uk

its saying both motor not available and no alternatives

you could contact them and ask as they are main smeg agents

Dave

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Does this mean it’s just a straight swap, nothing else required to make it work?

look likely

assume you only have 2 wires to the old motor

hose connections look like thay might well be the same

does the mounting look right ?

Dave

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