[helo_75]

e40 is a door lock fault

although it isnt unkown for th pcb to cause that fault

[helo_75]

f03

not sensing ntc

could be the ntc probe (in the heater), but experience would suggest pcb failure

hope this helps!

[helo_75]

check the brushes in the motor!!!

classic symptoms of motor out of circuit im afraid!

[helo_75]

i think id be checking the brushes properly.. if they need changing.. if theyre duff, they WILL cause motor damage, and possible pcb failure… very costly for £10 brushes

[helo_75]

give over………..

itll need a shaft kit

p/no 1703080 available from online shop… the front felts come off, and snags the clothes

[helo_75]

you could try a pcb, but a better bet is to buy a zanussi dryer, and skip that pile of junk

experience would suggest the latter is the preffered and sensible option

[helo_75]

youll have to be more specific?

has he stripped it down already ( sounds like he has )

just how far has he got?

[helo_75]

oooh, sarcasm

you answered your own question

[helo_75]

it will toast your bread, which is evidentally more than your current one does!

[helo_75]

yep, much better, but the admiral maytag are usually the best

i still love my lg

[helo_75]

not looked that hard, have you?

email this guy

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/PANASONIC-MCE468- … .m20.l1116

im sure he’ll have a roller

[helo_75]

http://www.comet.co.uk/shopcomet/produc … RSS2V20-0#

is the one without the ir sensors

[helo_75]

yep, open the door, and if the ice dispenser is in the door, then it uses ir

[helo_75]

http://www.comet.co.uk/shopcomet/produc … 0WTTM40401

is probably the best place to start looking to be honest

[helo_75]

agreed, ive had 2 of those doing that, both module fault

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