[electrofix]

ok check the resitor marked

Dave

[electrofix]

that sound like it may be the belt tention pulleys

does the noise stop when the drum does as noises like that can also come from the pump

give me a model and a complete serial no and i can look up the part and show you what it looks like

not an easy fit on Hoover there are real fun to fix

Dave

[electrofix]

ok there are other components that can cause no power

assume first off you have confirmed power to the machine both live and neutral

after that will need to see a pic of the board and cant find model on Beko tech. There is another number on the label normally beginning 7 that may help

or post clear pics of the board

Dave

just checked with another model there seems to be an error on the tech site at the moment

[electrofix]

have you got the pnc no as i cant trace model

Dave

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probably 100

it will be 3 watt 100 ohm fusible resistor

you will find the power chip has gone too. thats what will have blown it

fixed a few of these but you need ot change both components

Dave

[electrofix]

wd pcb should be 1327873152

you can always check part no’s on zanussi gen part site

as for tech see below

Dave

[electrofix]

if the programme works as normal but just beeps

find the sounder on the board and cover the hole in the sounder with tape. it will still beep but it will be a heck of a lot quieter

Dave

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forget that when the manufacturer has info

https://shop.aeg.co.uk/search?text=914604701

Dave

[electrofix]

that must be only just out of the 3 year warranty.

have sent you service manual

Dave

[electrofix]

have you put it into service mode and checked for fault code

my guess E73 dryer thermistor failure or broken wires to it

Dave

[electrofix]

you better off away from hotpoint anyway as build quality has not been there for years
Avoid Hoover as well, terrible access for repair

Dave

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well as a rule of thumb these day i want money up front

that normally gets rid of the time wasters

Dave

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I came to the conclusion its the brackets and not the hinges. The brackets are thin metal and bend if too much weight is put on the door

some over paid idiot in Beko decided to use single oven chassis,s to save a re design

Dave

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b4u2 wrote:@electrofix
I am unsure what you mean by lot less space if frost free?
At least we wouldn’t have to manually defrost.

in a non defrost freezer they use the shelves as freezer bars as such you dont loose any space inside

in a self defrost freezer you have a fan and the evaporator plus defrost heater at the rear of the freezer. as such your internal depth reduces by about 100mm

if you look at the specs of normal and self defrosting units you will see the freezer storage space is less

Dave

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not sure if its just a reminder to empty the draw

manual does not make it clear

Dave

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