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patchitos wrote:Update.
I’ve got into the Service menucan you post how you got into this menu as Miele will never tell anybody and its good info to have
Dave
patchitos wrote:
I’m coming to know these machines quite well.:Dyou teaching me as well, not seen one yet
Dave
chances are its the motor tacho
look up part no 372205506
its a beko part but it works ok, lux want you to buy a new motor
Dave
try all below see if any work
Dave
Thanks for everyone who got back to me about this enquiry especially all you Siemens engineers out there (yes you know who I am talking about) after some digging I finally found the solution
1.Turn off the machine (dial to 0)
2.Open the door
3.Turn on the machine on first program
4.Close the door
5.Turn off the machine
6.Turn on the machine on the “six-o-clock” program, which is centrifuge
7.Press the “option down” button and keep it pressed (This is the button left of the display)
8.Turn the dial to “seven-o-clock” (empty/pump out program)
9.Release the “option down” button
10.Turn of the machine.wak machines
from off press and hold start turn knob ONE “not two” clicks left after about 10 seconds an odd display shows, turn off all now seems ok.
wab machines
1) Close the door (The following operational sequence must take place after switching on the appliance)
2) Set program selector to OFF position
Wait for at least 2s
3) Set program selector switch to position 15 while the Start/Pause button is pressed until display is active
4) Release Start/Pause button
All remanent errors will be resetwell its telling you to link the contacts or remove the link to do the test
so on the low test is telling you to link out the contact to earth to check wire continuity
Dave
do you want to double check that serial
Rangemaster use the first 4 digits as a model ident and yours is not recognised
Dave
got them
see what you mean now
when you say
“The B3-1 Low resistance test still reads fault.!!.”is this in the test programme
if yes maybe you have to short out the sensor to the drum to check its being detected. get the same thin in a Beko test prog where you have to touch the sensor to prove its working
Dave
miele are pigs
they hold on to tech info like goldwhich means I dont know anyone with miele info. cant even find decent pics of the door sensor to get an idea what you mean
Dave
McKenna32 wrote:
– Beko Heat Pump tumble drier bought used 1 week ago
– Lamp module is somehow unhappy – interior light flashes constantly
– Moisture sensor is not working (stops after 10 min) – bars don’t seem to be powered up (have shorted to no effect and cannot measure any V or A)Questions I have are:
1) Can lamp unit failures cause the moisture sensor to be disabled? (long shot!)
2) What measurements should I get from a “working” moisture sensor (volts, amps, whatever) and has anyone successfully repaired just that part of the circuit by replacing device(s) on the PCB? (this is a well used drier, I’m not trusting it to be worth the expense of a new PCB at the moment)
3) (out of interest) why is there a smart lamp module anyway as opposed to a simple lamp on a door switch…Thanks in advance!!
lamp failure will msot likely be led driver problem and wont affect machine
you will not get anything from the moisture sensors
as for the smart lamp module or why its smart, no idealooking at pictures of the board, the sensor section seems to have a seperate power supply which may have failed
Dave
in dryers only they split the drum electrically and detect dryness. they cant do that with washer dryer as far as i know so the carbon brush may only be for static
there should be a couple of sensors one as the air enters the tub the other as it exits. they use these to detect moisure content
I am guessing a bit because Miele wont share tech info
Dave
since this seems to be electronic control i would check the relay on the control board to see if its short circuit
Dave
all you can do is put it in test mode
get it to where the compressor starts
then feel the evaporator which can be accessed through the front hatch. find a bit of cardboard to deflect the air flow and see if the eveporator surface starts to get cold
if it doesnt its dead ot at least beyond economical repair
Dave
