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youd still have to pay £109

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use your meter , itll tell u wont it?

not fair to ask us to guess

although dont be shocked if its the module

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the belt must be off… its 3 phase, so no brushes

if not the belt, itll be the pcb

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i know.. ive replied

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ill do it for £30

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and theyre pants too…

boards are going down for laughs

as are the motors/door locks and pumps

i used to rate zanussis… not anymore

[helo_75]

itll be the board

the thermistor would show a fault

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the pump?

located at the back rear of the machine, in the grey plastic housing on the right

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very silly

buy a rivet gun and some 6mm rivetts

[helo_75]

its a duff dryness module

around £100 from the online shop

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oh, and yes.. the sensor will turn off the appliance untill it defrosts… and if the heater is faulty, that could be 24-36 hrs.. and when u unplug / plug it back in .. it starts the whole cycle again

quite common

if its under 5 years old, samsung will do that repair f.o.c

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its a tricky job

the heater will unclip from the evaporator and refit onto your existing evaporator
the sensors need to to be changed too

if the evaporator is to be changed, then its a specialist job.. requiring system work and a regas

personally, id pay someone to do it as its sharp in there, and its easy to crack pipe work!

[helo_75]

depends on variant tbh

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given no fault code… door lock?

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how many times has this been said

defrost it and test the defrost heater with a multimeter

its not always the compressor

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