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looks like you can only get them complete
problem is finding O rings the right size. the 2 common ones i know are Bosch and Smeg but cant say they will work
but compete unit is only £22 plus vat etc so its not out the way
Dave
well its not a 100{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} test as you have a 9volt meter and the mains is over 200
when you test insulation the approved meter uses 500volts
all you can do is see if it trips
Dave
Kentish wrote:I have never known a dishwasher allow full flow of water, they always restrict it. Well that’s the ones I have seen in 42 yrs anyway.
Agreed
Dave
well either will do
you are testing resitance from live or neutral to earthyou should not get a significant reading on either
Dave
well for your info Bosch, Neff, Siemans and Beko ( need to register) have a 2 year warranty on integrated units
There may be other but check
Dave
if it is the board it comes without software and needs to be programmed
are you sure its under 2 years old
you could look into the sale of goods act and see if you can get anything off the retailer. your contract of purchase is with them and thats why you approach them and not the manufacturer
there will be example letters online somewhere as you need to quote in the right jargon to make them listen
its a long shot but cant hurt
Dave
you will get the error code if the hose is not connected to the marix even if you have 5000 litres a minute coming out
the switch measures the water flow in litres per minute to determine fill level
where are you getting 10 litres a minute from as all the user manual says is water pressure from 0.3 to 10 Bar
Davesome machines dont like long hoses as the pumps struggle to move the weight of water
yes i would take it at floor level and come up from there. less chance of air locks etc
Dave
from the look of the diagrams its screwed on with a plate so should not be too much of a challege (hopefully)
Dave
