[helo_75]

you have no idea how many of these i see in a week

go buy them if you really wann p155 your customers off!

[helo_75]

id think youve probably nailed it with cleaning out the condenser

but

please dont live test, or bypass things, it isnt safe

and

make sure you replace the thermal cut out, bont leave it bypassed

good luck

[helo_75]

and you have cleaned out the hole between the condenser housing and the pump?

[helo_75]

email adress?>

[helo_75]

in fact, no.. ill just tell you what the manufacturers tech bulletin says

f-08 heater RELAY stuck

will that do?

[helo_75]

i wont repeat myself

[helo_75]

model number?

[helo_75]

landfill

youd be doin well at 2 days

[helo_75]

ahh, itll be the thermal fuse

i also suspect the hob top is gas?

if it is then forum rules apply

model number and spec would be helpful, as penguin states

[helo_75]

http://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/Washing+ … Valve.html

is what you need

note the green coil
thats the culprit…. you can, if your careful just change the coil body itself

not a bad job and reasonably priced

[helo_75]

yes, the cold water valve is faulty!

its the green coil thats failed, and needs replacing

[helo_75]

your motors blown the pcb

its going to need at least a set of brushes, and possibly a motor, and definately a new pcb

sorry

[helo_75]

there is, but we’d strongly recommend changing the stat kit

behind the rear, banjo shaped panel, above the heater

plug out if checking

although be warned!! ive had a few timers on this model causing that problem

[helo_75]

that zanussi is as good as your gonna get

they dont break down anything like that hotpoint tat

[helo_75]

give me your email addy, and ill send u what u need

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