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at 25 degrees c temp sensor reading should be 4850 ohms

Dave

[electrofix]

no its a later motor so cant be the fault i thought it might be

double check heater from the terminals as there is an overheat stat on it

after that can be
relays / board
thermostat
wash motor

Dave

[electrofix]

need the pnc number off the label as there are 31 machines to choose from

but am guessing motor tachometer, depends on the motor fitted

Dave

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[USER=”125″]don[/USER] any ideas ?

also worth a mention there is a difference between the fridge air temp and the temp of the items

if you open the door the air temp will jump but drinks etc wont warm up that quick

I find to be accurate your better putting a glass of cold water in and putting the temp probe in that. that way you get a more idea of the temperature of your food

Dave

[electrofix]

an odd list of manufacturers. would tend to suggest a commonality of some sort either the whole machine or part of

dave

[electrofix]

take it thats a stock photo as that looks like a hotpoint 95 series washer

on second look its a drier still very old

Dave

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your going to struggle
manufacturers design for a 600mm gap that means the machine are slightly narrower to allow the unit to slide in. how much narrower no there’s a question

sizes vary between manufacturer and even slightly between 2 identical machines and your right they dont publish actual sizes because they can vary

will tag don in our retail guru to see if he has any ideas

Dave

[USER=”125″]don[/USER] any ideas

[electrofix]

that about right

if you assume resistance only and use ohms law

current = Volts / resistance which give about 0.05 A
then watts is volts * amps which gives 12

now if you take inductance of the coil in as well it will probably be about 5 watts which is ok

Dave

[electrofix]

you would need to trace the relay and get the numbers and info off it to find a replacement

Dave

[electrofix]

on Zanussi its the left one

but cant say for belling

on zanussi you can plug the power lead in the other board but all the knobs cross over too. so left front is now right front

have done that while i am waiting for the board. there maybe a jumper too,cant remember

no idea how belling do it or which boards they use

also be aware some hobs need programming. where you have to link the boards and the panel. normally by a sequence you do on the control knobs

again no idea of belling

Dave

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dont know the system but

I know on Zanussi hobs one of the boards supplies power to the display.; if that board fails it all goes off. if the other one fails only 2 rings fail

bet its something like that

Dave

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ok on the creda site has downloads for parts motor part no H35-30-340-003
from this got connect

5045383984900

looks like a standard motor but cant be certain

Dave

Aswo have it for £24

[electrofix]

and that could happen if the pump relay had stuck contacts so need to be checked first

Dave

[electrofix]

cant read back now but did you not say it was filling and emptying at the same time

if yes we know it fills

Dave

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yes you can see the connection number and the relay that controls it

Dave

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