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helo_75
Participantyour gonna need a defrost timer……
very soon
helo_75
Participantnot difficult?
on a condenser?
lolhelo_75
Participantis the filter light on on your hnc dryer?
only the heater available as a full unit, complete with stats, and it aint cheap, or easy to change
helo_75
Participantits a resin filter.. its supposed to look like that
helo_75
Participantwhatever you do, dont blow up the tube or the switch to test its function
strange how its working fine
helo_75
Participantthought penguins couldnt get up if they laid down?
helo_75
Participantu sure its not f17?
helo_75
Participanta proper model number would help, and the gb/fd number
on a sticker on the inside of the door
helo_75
Participantcarbon brushes?
helo_75
ParticipantC00145013
is the pcb without j10, which is most likely the one on yours if it has the new heater box
c00143056 if it has the j10C00203613
is the new heater box eprom
theyre still available as of now, but soon, youll need a smart card readr, and a smart card to program them… completely different part numbershope this helps
helo_75
Participant2 different modules fitted
4 epromsnow, you really have to examine the board to determine wheter it has a j10 connection or not
eprom? another ball game
cold fill or hot and cold?
or 2 cold fills?
which heater box? is it the late type with the hot flush or not?need the right info?
does it have the ‘y’ fill hose? thats the quick way of spotting ityou still need to see if the board has a j10 connection or not
September 13, 2008 at 3:27 pm in reply to: HotPoint CTD40P Buttons pushed back into the front panel #262476helo_75
Participanteasy when you know how
helo_75
Participantthats all thats listed on servicenet too
have you checked the selectors not bust?
September 13, 2008 at 11:14 am in reply to: HotPoint CTD40P Buttons pushed back into the front panel #262474helo_75
Participantto be honest, if you tyake the lid off, remove the bezel, take off the pcb…. itll go back together if you take your time
they do that a lot… unless the pegs on the control fascia have broken, but its rare…
where in the world are you?
oh, and plug out if your going in….
helo_75
Participantto me, that smacks of being a pcb fault
it happens a lot… theres a current thread in the public forums about it…
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