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nah, it wont cost u a tenner a year!
it will probably cost you a lot more, when the weight drops off or the motor blows up
still, itll be cheaper than the later ones where the switch is integrated onto the main pcb
oh the joys of modern technology eh!
easy fix… take the back, banjo- shaped panel off, and press the reset switch over the heater
then clean the condenser
just do it with the plug out !
wf741?
you mean wf740?
anyway, pump number is c00145315
there is a pack of filter covers, but im not sure of the number.. i know johny j has it
but
its more likeley to be something stuck in the neck of the sump, wrapped around the eco ball , its pretty common
pig to get to, as well
good luck
from the gias tech site
Not Programmed “Cuore” Power Module.
oh dear.. your modules lost its memory.. not sure why, it is possible to reprogeamme the pcb with a gias mem writer, but only hoover and associated agents can do that (and me)… or you can replace the pcb, fully programmed.. but id need the 16 digit serial code (written inside the door) to get the correct part number
sorry to be the bearer of bad news
taking the motor off opens a massive can of worms, especially at that age of machine
have to agree, 15 mins tops
never used to happen when they rolled the drum with lifters and integral part, did it?
seemed a little silly to change it really
still, keeps us in a job!
