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the buzzing noise is normally a pump problem where the pump armature is travelling too far too fast. its normally associated with air in the unit or low water level. it can be caused by faulty or blocked pump valves.
but your saying it pumps ok so am a bit lost as to why its doing itDave
kwatt wrote:You need access to each manufacturer’s system or their agents, or parts suppliers that have that info. It varies wildly from brand to brand.
And some, like Miele, you’ve got no hope of getting anything from.
K.
miele part breakdowns no problem but tech as you say is non existant
Dave
well there is only one pump
weird that it make a noise sometimes not others
does it seem to pump water ok ?
Dave
Kommunist wrote:Are you suggesting I shall run a descale cycle? Can do, after all, as you’ve said, it is cheap and easy.
yes
its a long shot but cant hurtDave
well its a long shot but its cheap and easy
if you have a valve in the pump jammed through scale or a stuck pressure relief valve it would give your symptoms
Dave
have you put a descaler through it recently ?
if the pump is not pumping properly they make a noise
Dave
well if you have not been paid for some since august you need to have a word
I lose the odd one but wont let it go back that far and keep working for them
see what they say on the phone and you have to say cash up front while the account is that far in arrears
also hope your upping the charges to pay for the risk etc . make sure you add at least £10 to cover invoice charges and waiting fot money
Dave
your unlikely to get a service manual and even less likely to get info down to component level
whats the fault your getting ?
Dave
yes put that number into my link above. ( miss the space out )
part no your after looks like 165298
and 263122
check for yourself
Dave
https://www.siemens-home.bsh-group.com/uk/customer-service/repair/search-parts
go here
put in your Enr number and you can then search for parts
Dave
that switch is the thermostat. if that fails it will do everything except heat
will not make cooling fan run all the time
Dave
