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https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1333124/Miele-G-4205.html?page=137#manual
see page 137
ignor the fact its a US manual and talking about 120V since the uk operation will prob be very similar but at 240V
Dave
without the model have no ref to what your talking about but you need to look at both parts carefully and try to figure out what holds it on
often its a small plastic lug or something like thats snapped and its so small you dont see it at first
Dave
stratfordgirl wrote:For anyone wanting a bit of nostalgia, check this out:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/chestermikeuk/albums/72157713212541087worked on a few of them
the Parnell brough back memories. The only machine you could pump the water to save and it pumped it down below so when you spun the washing you could pump the water back up and re use it on more washing
Dave
the waveguide cover should not get warm at least not by the microwave energy
the only time is could happen is if the magnetron heat is getting to itDave
Lawrence wrote:I remember the keymatic, but am not old enough for the sloping front one, although my old man still talks fondly of them, I just about remember a Hotpoint 1600 with an indicator on a cord ??
with the module and pmc ( just an encapsulated diode and thyristor)
Dave
does sound like the relay on the control board has welded contacts
the manufacturers answer is to change a £200 board but you may be able to source a relay and solder it in
Davethe heater connections are on the side of the motor
its the largest connector
the other connectors on the motor are
temperature sensors and motor connections ( at rear )
Dave
Typo for resistant read resistance
all things have resistance even insulators
in some machines if there is a slight leakage to earth it can upset the electronics. not had it on a dishwasher but it is common on a lot of washing machines
Dave
