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have you checked the valves ?

Dave

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how many legs does this chip have ?

Dave

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to attach pic you have to host off site and post public links

assume as its under warranty you have beko trained engineers out so if they cant get it right no one can as they can afford to put parts in just to see

Dave

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sticker inside the door or should be

Dave

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Assume your saying the drum does turn on spin so we can rule out motor problems

so i would head for the board and look for bad solder joints on relays

also we would need complete model number and Pnc number to look any circuits up

Dave

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even the owners manual attached to the tech info on this machine tells you to go through the menus to turn on and off the feature

thought it may have been you were in europe somewhere ( as you posted in a european forum) and uk models were different but your ip comes up as Manchester

Dave

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when i looked this up it mentions a settings menu to turn on and off the function

Dave

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first thing i would check is the on off switch itself
had a few of these fail but if you strip the box open, find the switch and use a very small amount of wd40. the push the sw on and off a few dozen times you can often get them to work again

also have you checked the socket its plugged into is ok ?

Dave

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see what you mean

thought it may have been LED
the smart board is an energy saving unit that makes sure the light cannot be left on. it will be the smart board thats faulty and probably the power supply on that board

the sensors are fed from the board but the voltages and current used is so small its unlikley you would get much on a meter. they use a seperate transformer on the main pcb to make sure of electrical isolation

what you can do is check the sensors are clean and no contamination

Dave

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have never worried about price, they are what they are. You just have to pass it on

also with connect look up WOW discounts on ebay as its connect selling retail. A lot of the time cheaper than trade

Dave

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seem to rememer somewhere that you could get F08 with new board and to tap relay with a screw driver. some machines test heater relay by energising it momentarily and thats when F08 pops up
but also as said above check for heater earth problems and continuity

Dave

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rocker wrote:Hi Dave..Did that, it then drains the water and spins..ends cycle and door releases…great…set up a new wash cycle same keeps pumping..?? John

assume the pump stopped at the end of the cycle which means the board can turn off the pump

so I would think its either
pressure sw or board software

cant access Hotpoint tech anymore so cant check for known issues

Dave

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if your talking the whitegoods trade assoc conference then we are talking about it at the moment and looking at poss dates etc

no doubt there will be info available soon as to when were and if etc

Dave

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try putting a few liters of water in the machine
then select drain

this can reset the pressure sw water levels

Dave

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is it silent on wash or does the motor run

if you want to see a parts list

https://www.partadvantage.com/lookup/252029/1661916#diagram

Dave

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