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Re: Lamona LAM8601 – 1st and 3rd Light

Broken wire at the bottom of the door?

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Re: Belling Cooker Format 636

Faulty MCB possibly?
Graham

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Re: John Lewis JLTDC09

All up and running now. I inserted a link into the plug on the board to tell it that the condenser door was closed and away it went.

Very grateful for your help Dave

Graham

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Re: John Lewis JLTDC09

I’ve bought the wrong module haven’t I!

*#!!#

Thanks for putting me right Dave. Maybe it’s time to retire before I give Connect all of my pension!

Just before I order another module, Prod No.916096337/02 has a microswitch to prove the condenser door is closed. This switch is omitted on Prod 916096337/09. With the help of a wiring diagram, maybe a simple link between two contacts on the board would provide the signal it is looking for. Can anyone help?

Graham

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Re: John Lewis JLTDC09

Thanks for your reply Dave.

Have bought a configured module but part No. 97391609633702/7.

Any ideas if that number is suitable?

Graham

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Re: hotpoint bd 32p top oven lukewarm

Dodgy connection somewhere. Have you checked tags on mains inlet connector? Could even be further back – wall connector, plug and socket (!), wall switch…
Graham

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Re: Spot the difference. Or one of them. Simple pcb repair?

Wire broken within the insulation on the motor plug? OOB caused by motor suddenly picking up to spin speed without balancing revs…?
Graham

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Re: Carron Capri (DEC3 – 1)

Just as a follow up to this. T P Fay did indeed make up a new element for me and the oven is now fully functional again.

Many thanks Dave for your help on this one.

I would recommend T P Fay if anyone is stuck for a replacement element.

Graham

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Re: DeDietrich oven MP3160N1

Thanks for your response Cookerfit. I didn’t mention that the new element gets hot, it’s just its fan that doesn’t run. From that I’m presuming that the door switch is ok, but will certainly confirm that when I go back. It looks as though I’ll have to take a chance on a new control board.
Graham

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Re: Strange Inesit washing machine problem

My best guess as to what caused the plug pins to be spread apart, would be test probes forced into the plug to test the heater circuit. Had anyone else looked at the machine?

Graham

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Re: AEG dishwasher F44070VI

Thanks Seamy. That’s what I need. I guess this machine must be one of the earlier ones. Have ordered various nuts and washers to go with the manifold. I only hope it fits after all this and that I don’t end up buying new spray arm etc. Appreciate your help on this one.
Graham

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Re: AEG dishwasher F44070VI

Thanks Seamy. The manifold seems to be what’s missing. Would you know the part number? Cant see anything on TDS. The original was in one piece but wont fit the new heater.

Would really appreciate some help on this one.

Graham

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Re: Indesit dishwasher (IDL 540 UK 2)

New board fitted and machine now working – albiet very expensive repair for such a new machine.

Thanks to Steve and Bob for your help.

Has anyone ever discovered which components cause these boards to fail to heat – or is it that those components which do fail are too small to be seen with the naked eye?!

Graham

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Re: Indesit dishwasher (IDL 540 UK 2)

Any more info on this one? It would be appreciated.

Graham

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Re: Indesit dishwasher (IDL 540 UK 2)

I’ve taken to photographing all the labels I can find on machines and it’s often proved worthwhile. As here it seems, as I can look up the rest of the numbers on the door.

I have 37341400900 S/N 60607 1412
Also 19505578800

That seems to be all the numbers that might be relevent.

Are you able to help further Steve?

With thanks

Graham

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