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electrofix wrote:have you seen this
https://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/forums/forum/trade-member-forums/trade-technical-spare-parts-forums/trade-technical-enquiries/87150-bosch-wab28261gb-01-e16Dave
thanks Dave on it tomorrow morning.
Just been on this 1 last month same fault element caked up with strong detergent. i changed the heater this time and it just would not clear the f02 fault spent an over an hour checking everything else float switch is ok and the thermistor and a few other things
however its was 1pm on a saturday afternoon so i gave up. called back on tuesday at it working. and still is.
so anyone come across these faults it maybe worth unplugging for 24hrs ?electrofix wrote:fastest way to save me posting lots of pics is let me have your email and i will send you a pdf
if you need a new hose dont use whirlpool one it cost a bomb. Wickes do one for around £10
Dave
Thanks Dave on its way.
back again im afraid more part numbers required please.
model 3LWED4705Fo S/n m71101137 MFG Date 03-17 .parts 1x Heater stats see photo
2 rear bearing drum seal
3 2 drum support wheels
4 1 x drive belt
5 1x drive belt jockey wheel.
most grateful paul.
look at the state of this
garn wrote:Thanks don sorry im late getting back to you.
just email the link you gave me .
is there anyone got these parts in stock in the uk.paul .
Just had them whirlpool direct uk £67.97 thanks again.
Paul.Thanks don sorry im late getting back to you.
just email the link you gave me .
is there anyone got these parts in stock in the uk.paul .
yes thanks Don C00379920 start button & Reset Button Fascia control Panel Complete.
its really poor set this will be the 2nd one im fitting the last was August 2019 considering is a commercial washer and over a £1000
thanks PaulHi don its the on off buttons and power on button its to the very right hand side of the Dash if you look at the bottom pic . theres the switch cluster on its own.
your diagram does not show it. i will say i had to buy the whole bezel last year just to get the start button.apologies for the late response Dave.
Model LEISURE EBX110FRX S/n 5690002502
LPG JETS Required plus ignition button.
the configuration details are the individual numbers for the jets .
each jet only fits 1 particle burner
example left hand front burner jet no 20. if the wrong jet is fitted to the wrong burner the flame would be out slightly or wrong color when its lit. these details normly come with the handbook which we don’t have.. (they do with electrolux)
regards paul.andyjawa wrote:Bosch sealed tank failure and why they fail prematurely. Having eventually got around to cutting open a 3RD plastic sealed tank to find out why the bearings failed at a mere 2.5 years old on a WAW32560GB/09 Bosch sealed tank model it all boils down to no oil seal bearing grease. Due to the oil seal lip and the spider hub ring with no grease the friction between the two causes the oil seal lip to simply wear out prematurely = H2O ingress = nuked bearing = £260 odd replacement tank being required = many tears!
Very simple explanation, not much more to say on the subject other than do what a customer does best: bitch, grumble, and moan, to your retailer and to Bosch if it happens to you.
PLUS a pal of mine had, until June 2019, Zanussi sealed tank machine. Single bloke, used twice a week, bearings nuked at just less than 3 years old. To be fair I couldn`t get my paws on his machine ( since he told me after the event said machine in scrap yard heaven now….or should that be hell(?) but it is odds on his machine suffered from the same problem as the Bosch so described above.
All very poor all this state of affaires!
Based on this you`d be better off buying a Curry`s Logik because they do not have sealed tanks and are a doddle to sort out which is just as well because the several I have been to with bearing failure do not have any grease on the oil seal too! At least if it does happen you have a fighting chance to put the machine right at minimal cost.
I suspect other brands are all suffering premature bearing failure all due to the same cause.Its a lot to do with people using the quickest wash they can on low temperature,
out of an hours washtime there’s only 20 minutes of heating the cold the water up to temperature,
so if the machine is bunged up full of clothes on the 30 0r 40 degree wash with a couple of wash tablets smothered up in the middle of the load . its going to ruin the bearing drum shaft .
The rule is Bedding. Underwear. And Towel.s Always On a Minimum of 60 degrees Long Wash That’s The Only Temperature that Kills Bacteria, and you wont Get the Black in the soap box or Door Seal .Garn.
