[helo_75]

why?

have you tested it? can ypu be sure its faulty, or even has a thermostat as such?

[helo_75]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVGf3ePI … re=related

pure class

[helo_75]

duff heater?

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Re: Alias Haier

kwatt wrote:This is a serious question so I can vent some frustration, all I need is a Haier dishwasher, of any flavour, a video camera (which I have) and some advice….

Does anyone know how best to create a controlled explosion that would blow an appliance apart using household stuff that we can get at the supermarket or a DIY store?

Of course this is therapeutic in intent.

K.

just put it on a wash programme, thats usually enough…

[helo_75]

oh

its one of them

Opened Circuit of the Drying Heater and/or of the NTC Probe for Drying and/or of the
Electronic Module for Drying and/or Wiring.

B1) We realized that the most frequent reason
for the trouble quoted in subject, is a
defective continuity of the AMP terminals
fitted onto the leads of the NTC
Temperature Probe for Drying. The reasons
for their failure can be many and varied
(vibrations, overheating, rough treatment
while servicing), until the said AMP terminals
get ultimately spoiled, this triggering the
displaying of the error for the open circuited
NTC Probe for Drying NTC (E11 – Ref. 1 in
picture).
B2) A second reason for the trouble (rare) is
not caused by a malfunction of the NTC
probe, but is due to a too low room
temperature, lower than +2 ° C.
C) SOLUTION OF THE TROUBLE AT PAR. B1

Replace the original NTC Probe for Drying (Ref. 1 in the picture) with the new NTC Probe for Drying equipped
with a clip-on Connector (Ref. 2 in the picture) and P/N. 41032956. Replace the connecting Wiring between
the NTC Probe for Drying and the “Cuore” Power Module as well, since with the new Probe the correspondent
male clip-on Connector is now needed on the Wiring. The new Wiring for the NTC Probe for Drying can be
ordered with the P/N. 41032989. The new NTC Probe for Drying and the related new Wiring, are used on the
assembly line, starting from the date of production 0949 (on the serial label).
D) SOLUTION OF THE TROUBLE AT PAR. B2:
Please inform

Please inform the User of the need to install the unit in a dry and ventilated environment, complying with the
safety standards, where the temperature will not fall below 2° C (to avoid the risk of icing) and won’t exceed
the 35° C, in order to ensure the optimal performance and the proper functioning of the Appliance.
Best regards.
GIAS Italy

good luck with that

[helo_75]

thats was copied from hoover website

so u wont get to see picture 3

the error codes listed in the tech section only goes up to 10

however, theres a 16 digit code on the inside of the door… can u tell us what this is?

[helo_75]

unfortunately, u have to spend a reasonable amount of money

stay away from the chinese/italian/turkish things

mid-high range bosch are probably about the best value… for quality and durability , miele (although ugly and ridiculous pricing structures) or ise machines (local supplier back up and long warranty) are the best way to go

[helo_75]

The Error Codes are displayed by making flash simultaneously the START LED and the LED
OF THE 1st OPTION’S BUTTON (see Picture 3).
The length of each displaying of an Error Code is 15 seconds. During this period of time, both
LEDs flash together at the frequency of 1 Hz (1 flash per second), the number of their flashes
in the 15 seconds period being the actual Error Code. After the Code was displayed, both
LEDs stay OFF until the end of the 15 seconds period. Then, the sequence is repeated.
Example: Error Code n. 2 (missing completion of the water load, within the designed limit
time) is so displayed:
• 2 flashes by the 2 LEDs together, in the 1st 2 seconds (0.5″ ON – 0.5″ OFF).
• 13 seconds both LEDs are switched off.
• The sequence as above is repeated

[helo_75]

therre is no f11

f10 is a faulty selector

might be an idea if u recount?

[helo_75]

good point and your right

id give it a few washes and see how you go on

[helo_75]

if the brushes are ok, and the motor checks out with a meter

then its a problem with the module ( in a plastic case, bottom rear

its worth checking the multifunction plug connection first as they commonly broke there due to a bad connection

plug out, of course

[helo_75]

has it been noisy lateley?

[helo_75]

if it is running, its unlikeyley a thermostat problem

more likely a system/compressor problem

[helo_75]

i still think a lot of your problems could be sorted by a good servise, i can only really see the pump being an issue

i used to fix them all the time, well built and easy to serrvice

[helo_75]

a quick google found this

http://www.spares2go.co.uk/browse-HOOVE … -s8123.htm

but your gettin into serious cash now

of course i dont rememebr twin tubs, im far too young

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