[helo_75]

kinked pipe?
valve filter blocked?
faulty valve?
broken tap head not allowing switch to turn on full

anyone of these is possible

[helo_75]

be a good experience for you

DO NOT BUY A HAIER

if anyone thinks the indesit stuff is doo doo, they seen nothin till theyve watched one of these babies just trying to spin, never mind tryin to be quiet while therye doin it… if they havent blown up long time previous

spend the money and pick a better quality machine

prevention is often better than cure in my opinion

[helo_75]

depends whether the customer tries using it before you get to the van

lol, they aint that bad

[helo_75]

thats the baby.. fair price too!!!

id still be worried about the timer though, id be looking for obvious blown tracks and things

you know what normally happens

[helo_75]

u dont really wanna know how many of those pieces of tat ive fitted

and u cant be sure the new ones gonna last a long time either

[helo_75]

its a 1503as mr p.

door lock 55×3636

just hope it aint blown the timer…………..

[helo_75]

failing to read ntc

could be ntc, could be a broken wire

more likely to be a fubar pcb, like i said

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actually, the newer ones arent that bad, thats because we do that many of them so often

its not the fact theyre not easy to work on, its the fact theyre pants

good luck with your suspension kit

[helo_75]

landfill

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although we say it a lot

please ensure your unplugged when you change it, itlle give u a nasty whack for sure

good luck

[helo_75]

its common practise for manufacturers to wire the switch in with the pump, its just an antiflod protection, in case of valve failure.. if the valve sticks open then the machine will empty itself when it fills up to a certain level
its to stop flooding you out while your out, thats all

as suedehead says, if the doors locking, and it doesnt start, then its nearly always the pcb on a servis

advice? servis pcbs are ridiculously priced and horrendously unreliable, cut your losses and go and buy a new one

just not a haier
or a indesit
or a hotpoint
or a servis

spend a little more and head towards the bosch section, the cheaper machines are false economy

hope this clarifies things a little better?

[helo_75]

that pipe will have a hole in it somewhere……….

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its a zanussi dryer, and its because its failing to activate the motor.. ive had that a lot, and its usually the capacitor.. you can just fit an ordinary 8uf cap if youve got the nouse

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4812 259 28675

is the part number for the heater
the stats come in a bag in the kit

there is a part number for the stats, cos ive had them, but i cant find the number

im sure penguin will supply the number

bit useless, arent i?

[helo_75]

if the clothes are indeed warm, the condenser is blocked ( the white duct from under the fan motor to the back of the drum (be careful if your taking it off, theres some razor sharp edges)

if its just cold then the usual suspect is the thermal link wire to the heater ( yello sheath)
a simple test with a meter should confirm

my moneys on the condenser being blocked

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