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inner glass part no 3491567024 according to electrolux site

https://shop.electrolux.co.uk/search?q=:relevance:pnc:94852216400

Qualtex has stock £13 connect £39 aswo £43 electrolux £63

Dave

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well sometimes there is a leak into the base but sometimes they have a bad day and leak but wont do it again for weeks

all you can do is try

as a proffessional i remove the water and with covers off watch with a torch through part of a cycle to look for drips

Dave

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assume is humming as soon as you turn on

sounds like the base is flooded

unplug and pull machine out. tilt it backwards very slowly to about 45 degrees.you should see water leaking on the floor. we do it slowly so we dont slosh the water onto critical components

after its leaks out put it back down and try it

Dave

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luckily for me its not too bad here. sister in wales lost power for 36 hours on the last one but scotland seems to bearing the brunt this time

hope all is ok for you

Dave

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Its certainly going to give you a draft up your kilt

Dave

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get invoices by email

are you not getting them ?

Have you checked junk folder ?

first go onto Qualtex site, top right click the star and select my account . Go to my setting and check if Email address is correct

if yes and your still not getting emails PM me your account no and i will pass it on for them to investigate

Dave

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can be done in situe

beefy wires on the side

multimeter on low ohm should read well under 100 ohms if its higher its gone

Dave

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always a hard one when it wont leak

to check heat pump remove the outer door and lower kick striip

you should then be able to get at the heater connection and check the heater with a meter

Dave

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ok in that case its over filling

that must mean the check water light is coming on

look up part no 424099

this item counts the water in

it could be this item ( and a lot of the time it is )

the wiring to it ( rodents etc or broken wires going to the timer )

a cheap way of fixing this item as bosch want £18 for it is to remove it and take out the small circuit board on it. you will see a glass reed switch which you can get for a few quid. solder a new one in and replace

Dave

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which door and there are 7 cookers with same model

Dave

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Leppy wrote:Thanks, There is a red float that goes up and down about 10mm when it’s filling. .

then the pipe is blocked into the sump

float should not move unless it overfills

Dave

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seems to be an old unit

left hand side there is a chamber with a float in it. there is a pipe comong off this into the sump

bet its blocked with goo

Dave

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washingmachinewoman wrote:I’ve just placed an order but it doesn’t show on the list and I’ve had no email confirmation. Is this how it now works, ‘cos if it is I’m not sure that’s an improvement?

Lucie

placed an order at 3
at 17:06 i had invoice and dispatch docs etc

it seems they are not sending the thanks for your order email

Dave

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mines older than that still ok

cant be drum as they are almost bullet proof

most likely a hardened hose or a hole in the door rubber

in most miele machines you can leave the kick strip off and just about see into the base while its running with a torch. so you can see when and where it drips

Dave

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take lid off and check top hoses

you can also check the hose between soap draw and drum, they harden and split

plus the door rubber

Dave

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