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everyone ive done has been the stator
funk boogy is spot on, the recirc pump is a regularly noisy item
see, so im not on my own
but the hotpoint manual tells you to do it the penguin way…
everyone will find a way they find easier
i dont do it like that
i just pull out drum, put belt over motor shaft, put belt in right position, and put the drum back in, makin sure the belt goes over tension pulley
less than 10 mins
mains supressor, display module main culprits for that
id check the console pcb is fitted properly, and the weights are tight. all that damn shakin will make the on/off nutton operate prematurelyid still check the mains plug/socket first, as u said
dear oh dear
the idiots back
one look at any of the ise machines would tell anybody with any knowledge that they are no longer connected with the beko brading.. not even sligtly.. i know, ive REPAIRED tons of them, and i can spot them a mile away
im with penguin this time, and im sure if we had a vote on this, most of us would have him kicked out.. hes wrong on every level, and always will be
clear and concise information? valid and balanced arguments? nothing like with adam, just miele spiel, constantly read out of some kitchen fitters sales patter
no one here, certainly not engineers will ever doubt the quality of a miele machine, it will always be comparable to the indesit scenario.. lack of technical back-up, gang raped for part prices, etc
when are people in general gonna realise that as engineers, its a constant battle to convince people that independant and local service may well be more cost efficient and more reliable than anything the sheds ( which yes i work for) can offer
so its time someone said it, and its gonna be me
adam… SHUT UP AND GO BACK TO DRAWING PICTURES ON YOUR DAMN PC>> YOUR GETTING ON OUR NERVES>> YOUR A LITTLE BOY WITH LITTLE OR NO IDEA OF WHAT GOS ON IN THIS TRADE
there ive said it, i dont care what trouble i get myself in, its a fact
i think mr p is hinting at the brushes
just cos its only 12 months it isnt an issue, id check them properly
how old is it?
because, depending, it could have a welded tub, and therein lies your problem
theres only one other way, and thats through the heater, and thats on the back of the drum, under the drum pulley
youll need to split the cabinet on the machine to get at it!
make sure the plug is out, and be careful, theres some quite sharp edges!ur right, but its because your not fitting them well enough!!
when you fit the seal, u need to ‘curl’ the seal inwards, so it fits closer to the inner tank
ive done a few, just takes practise
if you disconnect the pressure sensor, the f03 fault will occur, because the switch has a heater protect circuit
ultimately, the answer is to try a new pressure switch
experience would point to a pcb failure in all honesty, but it isnt unusual for the pressure switch to have failed
the ntc, is the temperature sensor, and dependin on production is either fitted as a disc on the backplate or in the heater itself
simple test of an ntc is to check resistance, then apply warmth to achieve resistance change?
hope this helps a little
i think youl find the plug will fit, if you push hard enuff, just make sure you fit it the right way round 😉
its a communication fault between the 2 pcb’s
theres a blue cable between the fascia pcb and the control module
with the plug out, its certainly worth checking/cleaning/tightening the connections
otherwise its new pcb time, and deciding which ones faulty will be guess work
