[geoff1]

Re: T/Bendix AW1400W

Yes I would say code are roughly the same.

red light is first number and green light is second number. You can try triac but it may be circuit feeding it that is causing problem.

Good luck

Geoff

[geoff1]

Re: T/Bendix AW1400W

Hi Keith

Fault code is E43 – problems with triac which actions the door lock

Check resistance readings between contacts 4 and 5 on door lock should be open circuit
check resistance readings between contacts 3 and 5 on door lock should be the resistive value of ptc.
these numbers are printed on door lock
follow cable up to board (I think it is 3 grey cables that go to top left hand side)Looking down on plug measure between left and cable and middle cable reading should be open circuit. Measure between two outer cables and this reading should be the same reading for PTC.
This will prove circuit from module to door lock.

If these readings are ok it is probable that module is faulty

Hope this helps – let me know

Geoff

[geoff1]

Re: Indesit BAAN10UK

Cheers for that Mike

time to top it up

Many thanks again

Geoff

[geoff1]

Re: candy CFMF235

Thank you Chris for the information.

Something to read tomorrow while sat on the ferry

Geoff

[geoff1]

Re: candy CFMF235

Any one any ideas or information.

Geoff

[geoff1]

Re: T/Bendix AW1400W

Hi Keith

Nothing as yet on these electronics but if you follow the below and give me the fault code I can check for you

Machine Switched off on control panel
Hold in start/pause button and the nearest option button
While holding these two buttons in turn the programme dial 1 click clockwise
release buttons once lights begin to flash.
Turn selector another 9 clicks clockwise and end / start light will flash error code
first digit will be the number of times the red end light flashes and the second digit will be the number of times the green start light flashes

HTH

geoff

[geoff1]

Re: T/Bendix AW1400W

Hi

You should be getting email anytime now

Geoff

[geoff1]

Re: T/Bendix AW1400W

Hi

End light flashing 5 times indicates that there is a fault with the motor or board.
Have you been able to get into the dianostic mode to get the full code?

Check for low resistance on the motor between casing and terminals (carbon build up)

If the motor reads fine then could be the module.

E51 motor triac short circuit – check motor and module
E52 no signal from motor taco – check motor wiring and module
E53 sensing circuit on triac faulty – check module
E54 motor relay contacts sticking – check as E52

Hope this helps

Geoff

[geoff1]

Re: creda s120br

Hi

The most common reason for this to happen is that the tip of the electrode is not in the flame to allow it to earth. It can be either that the electrode requires a bit of adjustment or that this part of the burner is blocked so there is no flame. This fault many occurs when the flame dies down so remember to check it when the flame is at its lowest.

Merry xmas

Geoff

[geoff1]

Re: Hotpoint WT761 G rear drum

Hi Graeme

This is one of my worst nightmares from May of this year. Change rear half and inner drum using one from WMA. when I had drum in machine noticed massive gap between tub front and inner drum. Stripped it all down again and used original drum with new drum shaft as the original drum was about 3inches deeper. Put it all back together to find the problem with the suspension. I was never confident about using a nut and bolt with spacer as I thought it would wear away the plastic. Could not find anything else suitable.
Nothing else for it but to order correct rear half C00144137 which will also require a 35mm drum shaft on inner drum.

Merry christmas

Geoff

[geoff1]

Re: Canon Range – Model 10455G Fan oven switch

Hi

Going on the information supplied this is a switch with stat attached to it.

c00241547 knob assy

c00199584 switck pack

and just in case

c00141666 thermostat

HTH

Geoff

[geoff1]

Re: AEG F/F 3699-6KA – 927717621

Hi Clive

Try 2085915045. They come as a pair under this number

HTH

Geoff

[geoff1]

Re: whirlpool t/l no-go

Hi

Yes it will be a 6.3amp sorry I said 6.3ma but it will be 6.3amp

Mine was the motor taking to much power causing it to blow. I am sorry I do not know of any common faults causing the fuse to go but start with the motor and cap

Geoff

[geoff1]

Re: whirlpool t/l no-go

Hi

In the recent ones I have had there was a 6.3ma 20mm fuse in an in line fuse holder within the wiring of the control panel. You may also find a wiring diagram there as well. If this fuse goes the machine will be totaly dead.

HTH

Geoff

[geoff1]

Re: Neff Magnetron

Thanks all for reply.

will give them a try.

Geoff

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