[helo_75]

no, dont use it until the brushes are changed
theyre worn, and any excessive sparking could cause motor failure.. possible pcb failure
im sure a couple of days wait will be better than replacing expensive components

[helo_75]

more than likely a heater problem to be honest

simple test with a multimeter

plug out first, and its on the back of the drum, just above the motor

[helo_75]

could be a duff armature … u tried a motor any way?

[helo_75]

the boards are different

some of the later boards had an extra ! icon added to reset, theyre not interchangeable im afraid, thats why its not listed

[helo_75]

unlikely overheat problem, it would just blow cold

sounds like a timer problem me thinks

[helo_75]

timer, nearly always timer… give i t a whack with arse end of yer screwdriver, and it will probably go.. still need to replace it

[helo_75]

http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/modules.p … ic&t=34718

bit of a minefield at the minute

[helo_75]

no… you can just fit a pcb on this model

on a later machine, they have a pcb, and you need a smart card to program them

see your other thread for details

[helo_75]

yes i think u can change just the pcb on that model

[helo_75]

then ull need a smart card reader

[helo_75]

bosch all the way is best tbh

[helo_75]

u tell us

count the number of flashes between pause

[helo_75]

well, yes the pcbs do cause that problem!!!!

need to know which pcb is on it? (is it on the back, or in the fascia)

serial number will help too

[helo_75]

or just block it off at the pump end…..

[helo_75]

spot on mr p.

sounds harsh, but sometimes a harsh lesson is a valuable one

the only cure is buy a proper dishwasher, such as a bosch

when u buy a new car, do u always buy the same model / colour?

beggars belief, someone holding a gun with 2 bullets wouldnt normally shoot themselves twice, would they?

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