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checked all my suppliers and all list part no longer available
you may be able to source another tangental fan to fit but you need measurements as all i can find is a picture
Dave
electricians with part P is a bit the same. all the thing they are chacking for are the mistakes i dont make because i was trained properly
lost track of how many burnt out sockets i have seen due to poor installation.
also annual checks is money for old rope. who forgets how to do your job in 12 months
Dave
ok checked again and Beko have made a mistake
its listed as heat pump all the tech is for heat pump but the parts list is correct for a heater model
Dave
firs take the lid odd and look at the drum. it splits in the middle and if its not a welded unit it will have a ring of torx 30 bolts
if yes then you need to strip it, 2 reasons
1 to find out which bearing kit is needed
2 to inspect the drum spider for corrosionDave
well Belo think it a heat pump
do you want to check model and the product code see in pic below
also see Beko describes it as H pump dryer so no heater
something wrong somewhere
Dave
does sound like it may have a gearbox problem
when it tries to spin is the agitator occillating ?
Dave
well from what i can see its obsolete
contact Ransom as chances are they cant get it as they probably wont carry stock
also contact stoves s far as a I know they are still a liverpool based company
also check ebay for poss used door
what happened to door did it get smashed ?
Dave
could be if its got a capacitor
you need to check
you also need to see how free the motor is to turn in case its a motor bearing problem
Dave
looks good
bet there is no tech backup for us guys
the washing machine with a robot cleaner. one pile of laundry and its useless also useless if machine in another room
did not know they owned Toshiba home appliances
Dave
but the gas hob has an ignition circuit that mains operated and should not be connected to a 30A main
but the instructions will tell you
Dave
As K said maybe
had microscope power supply in a while ago that was 110 and plugged into 240. that survived but you wont know till its been checked. You would need to find an engineer who knows electronics. if you can find a TV repairer thats been there a while you may be in luck
but it is a long shot . you have refigeration motors plus mixing motors all will be 110 and possibly failed
I guarentee no part will be available even in the states
