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undo the 2 screws
with the paml of ur hand, bang the front edge sharply until it clicks back, then lift it off
quite easy
or youve taken the bucket out, and put it back in with the bar on the underside of the solenoid… thats the usual scenario, altough i have seen the pin break on the solenoid before
could just be the brushes bedding in cos theyre new
id let it do a few washes before you take action
personally, id disregard this last post as utterly ridiculous
change the pump, its the only way to ensure a lasting repair
thats the same as a bosch?
http://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/Tumble+D … g+Kit.html
is that the right one?
im sorry if my comment offended, it wasnt meant to
i see a lot of people in your predicament, and the question is always the same.. that being, why has it worked for over a year?
well, that is a good question, and i just cant answer it i just know that it needs to be on a cooker point, as the total consumption can and does exceed 13 amps
please accept my apology, i often state that messages can often be missread or missunderstood, depending how people percieve it, so im sorry if i offended
i think youll find if you hard wire it to a proper cooker point, it will cure your problem, like a lot of people, u maybe looked a bit hard into the problem that your having, when the solution is relatively simple
hope this has helped
yep, but when th oven is on convection, its running TWO elements, top and bottom
and you claim to be a spark?
