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ok Connect list both board part numbers
aswo list your part number as obsolete
have had this problem with Beko before. board looks the same but machine does not function. whats going on is boards have different software and there is no way of finding which software is installed
Do have a look at D7 its a very common fault so much so i carry 2A shottky diodes in my van. very cheap easy repair done lots of them
posted below is pic of Beko parts site listing part no of the board for your machine with your serial no
Dave
well i get part no
2437301111
would need serial number to confirm as had Beko part numbers change after entering the serial no
also common fault on these type of board is D7 short circuit. have you checked that ?
Dave
sounds like the anti flood device has gone off
base inside the machine has a float. if the float lifts through water this is what i would expect to happen
remove water and it will run again but if there is a leak it will stop again soon
Dave
so the check water light comes on as soon as you turn on, does not even wait till you try and set a programme ? correct ?
is light on or flashing ?
Dave
look at zanussi. make sure its their site and not someone else
see if they do a fixed price repair on your machine
it may be an easier option
https://www.zanussi.co.uk/support/repairs/
Davenot many
some of the Bosch machines but if the spider fails its a complete inner drum. you have to look up the machine on the bosch site to see how it splits to be certain
some Lg and Samsung but would not buy one of them
one or two of the cheaper machines made by Vestel but under different badges in this country like Electra
as for anything else will tag our retail guru in in case he has anything to add
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Davesounds terminal
the drum is held up by a 3 legged spider
https://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/mhw57515205-lg-washing-machine-drum-spider
this is one off an LG machine to give you an idea
over time the legs corrode and if one fractures then on spin the drum twists and goes out of true and contacts the door rubber
checked Miele site and the spider looks like part of the inner drum at about £500 ish
Dave
ok
cant get any info on evaporator access. its supposed to self clean but to do this there has to be water in the draw which floods down to wash out fins in eveporator. dont know how it gets on if the water gets pumped away before it gets in the drawthink i would fill the water draw half full and do that a few times and see if it self cleans
if not the try to remove the lower front cover. some of thew clips may be accessible from underneath and see whats behind there. on some other self cleaning machines you can look down through the filter and see the evep fins and carefully pick off large bits of lint. be carefull as fins are very soft. Also on other machines you can cut out the panel in front of the evaporator and Bosch supplied a kit to re seal. not sure if your dryer is the same
Dave
ah did no know that as i did not look it up. Heat pump are very different. its a de-humidifier in a box
all the heat in a heat pump dryer is waste heat from the compressor. the result is luke warm only and will never get hot. the important thing is both air flow and does the evaporator get cold so the water condenses
Dave
