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there does seem to be a pattern to the light flashing but i cant count as your moving too much
think its 11 flashes then pause
Dave
there wer a number of different suppressors used on these so would need to know which one
the one below could be adapted in most cases
Dave
https://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/11un31-3-lead-mains-suppressor
you have to be aware you get what you pay for.
if you buy a £400 machine your actually buying a £333 machine as the vat takes up quite a chunkDave
the pump on this will be 3 phase. since the 3 phase supply is generated from the board unless the motor is tight i cant see it being the motor. it has proved it can do full speed but these motors act as vitual sensors so am not sure what effect that will have on the programme in this case
Dave
have you not got the buttons on your post Edit, quote, flag and like
i know i have more as a mod so cant see what you can see
Dave
get error v5 for pressure sw fault not E7
if it is a pressure sw fault
its going to be either
the switch
a blockage
or the boardbut first of find connections to switch and board and remove and replace twice to rule out bad connections
Dave
mad cant believe people are thet gullable, he has paid £300 for a non working dishwasher. I would not have paid the bill as they diagnosed the problem and did not fix it
prob a broken wire in the doorDave
judging by the petterns on the board i suspect R3 is the same as R28
you have 3 combunations of jumper and resistor. J41 R28 + J40 R3 + J39 R??
Dave
with the current way of thinking I doubt spares will be available. would be interesting to see whats done in warranty but my guess would be it just gets replaced
you only have to look at vax to find a manufacturer who makes it difficult to get spares and most times non are available. Shark is another one. we had to give a customer a 1 metre lead as the dog had chewed the rest. Shark would not sell a flex and since the flex grip was bonded on we could not use normal flex. Sharks answer was to buy a new motor unit at £80 or so
Dave
you will never get it on that way. the belt he uses must be already used and therefore stretched
will try to explain how i do it
the front fan and cover need to be off to do this and you need a small socket set fot the bolts
you have an idler pulley with 2 bolts. undo the one nearest to you and take it out. loosen the other one just enough so you can unhook the pulley bracket and hinge it over towards the drum. now put your belt round and then use the leverage of the pulley to stretch the belt ond hook the pulley into place. slightly nip up the inner screw first so the bracket wont unhook. then line up the other hole and replace the screw. then tighten then both securely
hope this helps
Dave
