Forum Replies Created
-
Posts
-
if im right, then the one you want is a dryer thermistor…
the one you have is a wash thermistorcorrect part number is c0098739 for the dryer thermister
could you clarify which one it is please?
as much as im tempted to say it would be ok, if you soldered the wires on, id prefer to say that you’d be better off with the correct thermistor
u need an idc type
your call…
and a bargain it is, usually untill the 2nd or third wash – 4th at the outside
people need to start wising up, the economys bad, but this rubbish doesnt help them
Re: Hygena OvenStuck on Automatic
karv wrote:only like 2 to 4 wires going to most timers some live some neutral never had that fault myself. don,t think new timers are that expensive on most ovens some are tho.
ps its not something silly like the clock or pannel have moved out of alinment and rubbing on the button keeping then pushed in ?wow, thanks for that!!
i can tell how many timers you’ve bought… ive changed loads of timers in my 22 years, but hey, what would i know
only if your good with a multimeter and can figure out which bit switches what and how
not impossible, just a but tricky
plug out if your gonna have a go!
its more likely the heater relay is stuck on to be fair
more reliable than a haier machine,but rubbish design all the same
what i MEANT was that £60 aint bad, and to say its hardly worth it smacks people like me in the face
told you all before.. if i had just a little bit more bottle …….
theres an inline thermal fuse on the neutral side, going to the selector
youll see the wire, its got a red sheath on it, and is usually clamped to the oven cavity
start there, and work backpower off, of course
