[helo_75]

if you look at the switch, with the wires facing up, its about four wires in from the front, on the left hand side

hope that helps

[helo_75]

spot on

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[helo_75]

had one the other day.. theres a link on the selector that blows… if u look closely enuff youll see it

i just linked it with a piece of wire… job done!!!

[helo_75]

yup

i did think that, but he did say he tried it

[helo_75]

ahh.. conflicting reports there, personally, i dont change many pressure switches, but thats only my personal experience.. im sure others have

dont get confused , it could be the pressure switch, and its certainly a cheaper option to try than a pcb/eprom

[helo_75]

ok, i was only thinking maybe the end of the the sink trap hadnt been cut off, thats quite common when ppl move into new houses

does the pump run at all?

i rarely change pressure switches
id be tempted to put the drain in a bucket first and put machine on an empty and see if the pump runs at all, and/or if water comes out

if that doesnt work, and youve tested the pump with a meter to ensure it isnt faulty, then its either the pressure switch /pcb

the latter being more likely, and youll need an eprom too

[helo_75]

i got there first:P

[helo_75]

yup

f05 – pressure switch stuck on full, ur machines probably just not emptying!!

now here goes… is it a new house? or maybe a new kitchen
is the drain pipe attatched to the drain under the sink?

if so, try taking the drain hose of the spout and see if the ends been cut off

other than that, your pumps blocked

let us know how u get on?

[helo_75]

maybe its just me, but why are people advising about taking the rear panel off when its blatantly obvious when you take the lid off how the valve fits?

the plastic bit? unscrew it, your making it look hard

[helo_75]

i think youll probably find it may well be right

if the recirc pump is faulty, it wont fill to second level, the first fill is to test components, and when all components are working fine, it will prcoeed to fill to correct level

hope this helps

[helo_75]

and what about the float switch itself? ive had loads of them sticking!
just asking becuse you havent mentioned it?

[helo_75]

yes, its a recent thing

and the only hob i know with a thermocouple is the neff/siemens stuff

gonna kill a lot of sales that is, trust me

[helo_75]

all gas ovens have a flame failure device.. its the law

honestly

its the hobs u can no longer install in flats without a flame failure device

[helo_75]

its the ‘s’ shaped tube, below the evap cover, behind the salad baskets

[helo_75]

yes, good call

if you look on the pcb, the wash heater connections fit with the pressure switch

thats how u know
email me if u want the service maual

helo_75@hotmail.co.uk

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