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be careful with hotpoint board some need programming
you say lights 2 and 3 are lit which ones do you mean ?
Dave
well on mine it turned out to be a broken wire to the pressure switch due to the module container snapping the bracket and bouncing up and down when the drum moved
new module, repair snapped wire and fault code dissappeared
found it by accident as wire must have been broken inside insulation
Dave
you will never be able to trust it unless you replace it
its either been
something has been trapped in the door seal and you turned the machine on and the item got dragged in splitting the seal
or
the last was you did when you pulled out the washing it was in a big lump and a button or something caught the seal leaving the hole
see it loads of times
Dave
ok went to a Beko washer dryer which came up E00 on odd occasions
would not fault for me on day one but was a bit noisy. On taking the lid off the power board had snapped the holding bracket and was hitting the drum so I costed and orderd a new board as the the box that the board sits in only comes with it
Went back today. fitted new board and pressure hose as that was partly rubbed through. Turned on, set a programme and the machine faulted out E00 instantly. Tried swopping old board back as the old board was fine it was just case damage, result no change. tried the old favourites and disconnected elements, still no change. then as i was playing one of the wires connected to the pressure switch broke off. I set about and managed to solder this wire back into the plug, reconnected and hey presto all now workingso a broken wire to the level switch will give you E00 fault
not sure if any other circuit problem will do the same but check this first
Dave
well first check the dryer element
often there is a resettable statthen check wash element for continuity
Dave
1 if it was running all the time it would be very very cold in there
2 the temp sensor will be buried in the insulation i would guess as the lamp would interfere with the sensor if it was that close
if its not freezing sounds more like a system fault or its just that its hot weather and it has to work harder
Dave
Penfold72 wrote:Would this work. They are close to me
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Dave
if gearbox is overflowing water has got into it and since oil floats it pushes it out
if thats happens you would have to drain it completely and refill
you also have to find out why
also dont forget you need a long socket to get the bolt out to remove paddle
there is a cover over the bolt and make sure the cover o ring is ok
Dave
