[helo_75]

the green coil on the three way valve is faulty

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1L = live
2C = common
3N= neutral

ill try and explain – 1L should be the live from the timer, 3N should be neutral.. now when the door is closed, and the programme selected, and the on of swithc pressed, 1L should become live, and a coil in the interlock , (as long as 3N ISneutral) should engage, and lock the door, supplyin a live back through the lock via 2c to tell the timer the door is locked and will start the program

im not the best at explaining things on here, but i hope you get the gist of what im saying?

yes, i got your mail, but you say youve ordered a lock from store, and i no longer have blomberg manuals on my laptop ( theyre pretty old now)

[helo_75]

only to take it of and clean it!!

take off clip at back of drum, remove fan motor, and it will come out.. but be warned… theres a lot of sharp adges so be very carful!!!

[helo_75]

we dont condone live testing

however, you chould have a neutral and one live ( see diagram on lock)

[helo_75]

peel the door seal back, undo the 2 screws and take it out
the part number for the lock is 55×3636

if you struggle to get hold of one at the right money, email me and ill do u a deal on one

theres a wiring diagram on the switch itself

although if the timer is blown, its often visible on the board itself on the timer, the track blow off

follow the wires back from the lock,and youll see it near the plug if thats the case

of course it could just be the lock, sometimes it is, i was only pointing out the worst case scenario…

plug out if your investigating

[helo_75]

will cost over £200

so its your call

they werent a bad machine, has to be said

[helo_75]

well, u can for the older ones, while stocks last

unless of course your prepared to buy an emit programmer, and they ain cheap

[helo_75]

nope

[helo_75]

http://www.comet.co.uk/shopcomet/produc … WAE28363GB

is about the best buy for the money

[helo_75]

other than the ise

bosch all the way

hoover machines, although not the worst are now using welded tanks an pcb’s that can only be programmed by the manufacturer

dont matter with the bosch, u probably wont need a repair for a good few years

[helo_75]

ur a very lucky man

quite often it is the pcb

[helo_75]

ello mr p.

[helo_75]

candy machines do have a fluff filter at the bottom of the machine, its the same as the pump filter

as for the not heating.. it could just be the heater cut out tripped out!
common causes are blocked condender or failing to wait fo cool down

immediatley, if you remove the lid ( with plug out ) youll see some resettable stats on the top of the heater box, try resetting them, and see if it works

hope this helps

[helo_75]

those machines were notorious for the lock getting wet and blowing the pcb

you could try a lock, u might be lucky.. if it needs a timer/pcb then its goodnight vienna im afraid

[helo_75]

yes, but theres more than one stat

more than likely to be an exhaust stat… it will monitor the drop in air temperature, and if it thinks its wrong, it will turn the light on to advise you clean the filter, if its still heating and working, u could just leave it

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