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as far as i can see there are 3 variants of this machine, all use different button sets and all are not avaiable

see here

https://www.hotpoint.co.uk/spare-parts-model-number-lookup

Dave

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a bit odd as i would expect a relay failure not to go away

if it was me i would do an insulation test on the element when hot

sometimes if the element is leaking to earth it can upset electronic controls on some machines

Dave

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to be sure you need to turn on and cancell the programme. it will then run a pump out sequence

you can then turn off and set another programme and see what happens

Dave

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could be the correct part as its described here

https://www.appliancespares.nz/products/miele-dishwasher-heater-relay-pcb-board-9053390

with the gen part no

it will or should be cheaper to direct from Miele

you can test it and if one of the relays are stuck you may be able to source and repalce it a lot cheaper

cant confirm its the right one for you machine as i cant see it on Miele diagrams

Dave

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there is a pressure switch mounted on the side of the sump

cany be 100{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} as there are 10 machines with same model no. to find out need pnc code

Dave

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need the complete model and commercial code number off the machine label to look it up

no brushes should not go in that time but they may stick. but thats assuming it has brushes as some dont

Dave

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you can disconnect from timer end and do a continuity test on each wire

Dave

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the element has 3 wires and you should get readings across any 2

Dave

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nice job
thought i would add your pic so people can see

Dave

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checked the wiring and the only stats are on the element

early machines had one over the door but not on yours

get a multi meter and check the stats on the element assembly

and check heater for continuity, it may be new but even new parts can be faulty

Dave

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have you tried wet clothes in it as some machines wont heat unless they sense dampness

or try a timed programme, some of those dont need to use the sensors

Dave

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think i would check the board for short circuit relays

Dave

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Its got to be the stat, try not to complicate things

try
watch temp and wait till it starts to climb. then give the stat a jolt with the handle of a screwdriver or something. chances are it will come back on and get cold again. if yes change stat

Dave

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if you want to prove it , take motor off. add a drop of light oil ( not wd 40 as it stinks ) and then see if noise is there from cold. if no order a new motor as the oils wont last

Dave

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all the flashing light means is I have a fault, problem is we dont know what

if it was a water inlet problem it would not flash so that rules that out

the timer unit uses pump current to determine if there is water in there. Have you tried mopping out the water and see if it fills

Dave

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