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erm, id be making sure its coupled right

i.e the cold pipe is attatched, not the hot!

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if its a late model, the neutral to the board runs through the heater cut out

my moneys on that !!!

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its usually the timer in the base…….

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what is the fault? f11?

sounds like a board fault to be honest

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dont be shocked if the timers duff though, ive had a few doing that

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model number might be helpful?

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3rd and 4th is f03

ntc fault

its either the ntc faulty , or, more likely a pcb fault from what your experiencing

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defrost heater or sensor

take back off and check

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tell her get lost

its another fault , simple as

if it was ok before you went, why did she call you?

shes wrong in any event, is it worth all the hassle for £30

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has it done it from day 1?

id be looking at the condenser seals, or maybe a crack in the base somewhere

theyre a known poor dryer, and give plenty of hassle, but leaks isnt one of them

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the clear pipe is for overflow, so it doesnt leak and operates the float, which, in turn, as you say, turns off the heater so it no longer condenses, and turns the light on on the front

has drying performance gone poor? i suspect u need to take the actuall condensor itself out and give it a good flush out with a garden hose or shower

this , as you may know is located behind the bottom panel, secured with 3 clips

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Re: White Elephant… Sorry, Horse

iadom wrote:Whilst it may mean nothing to our younger members, I think they should put a model of Hopalong Cassidy on top and call it Trigger. 😆

Jim.

didnt roy rogers ride trigger?

or am i just too young to know the difference?

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email?

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unless of course, its on delay start?

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your carbon brushes are worn

common fault

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