[helo_75]

brute strength.. there is a proper tool, but people use socket exrtensions/copper tube to pull the belt oveer the shaft
and yes, thats the right belt

[helo_75]

but it is your problem

trust me

[helo_75]

a haier in a restaurant?

that should be in the joke thread

[helo_75]

have you even bothered to check the motor brushes?

[helo_75]

only ull , need a pcb, smart card, smartcard reader AND a low end adaptor

http://www.emwelec.co.uk/

may be able to help

[helo_75]

its been noted about these machines doing that before

the selector is faulty, and is part of the board

it may well function correctly, but you have NO IDEA what programme it is actually on.. it could be boiling your clothes

the pcb needs replacing

[helo_75]

its the one with the board at the top jim
😀

[helo_75]

ooooh

thats common fault that

it needs a new board.. eprom if you can still get one, maybe a card

emw will supply one ready programmed

[helo_75]

or take off the weight, wrap tape around the plastic then refit the weight

coarse,but serves its purpose

[helo_75]

that may well be the case, but give the girl a chance,not everybody has money to throw around.

[helo_75]

and martin has another swipe

and , as usual, not in anyway constructive

[helo_75]

burnt relay on pcb?
not heating!

[helo_75]

suzana

im not sure its because your a woman

the simple fact remains… it can be hazardous
even though its a public forum, safety has to be paramount, which is why we always advise removing the plug

martins comment is one of a few recently, all directed at me in a reasonably structured manner

anyway

1. plug out
2. the pcb is mounted at the rear of the machine, at the bottom
3. its behind the panel at the back of the machine, to the left, secured with 3 screws
4. its fiddly to take out, but it is, as i have said worth checking the connections to make sure theyre sound
5. please , and this isnt aimed at anyone in particular, try and see things from our point of view – it wouldnt be nice if you mabaged to severley injure yourself (or worse ) through advice freely given.. thats why sometimes its advised to be very careful when attempting a repair

please,leave it 20 minutes when u unplug it, and be methodical.. note where wires go, maybe take a picture , and, of course BE CAREFUL

i hope this helps you in some way

[helo_75]

heater?

thats the usual suspect

[helo_75]

and wear some good quality gloves watch for them horrid sharp edges

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