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oi mr hope, dont hijack 😛
u ony need ask me, and u can have what you like, just tell me the model, and ur email
lol
3rd month?
ur jokin right?
we do 80-100 a day at the mo, and thats just from the preston depot
and they all say ‘i paid a £1,000 for this’
i . e £499 for fridge and same again for warranty
sounds better if you over egg the pudding, always doesdont be suprised if the new selectors gone faulty
as per my last post, if its the right switch, it should have a white shaft
good luck
hoovers tech bulletin says
We were recently made aware of some
cases of uncertain functioning of the
Washing Program Selectors quoted in
subject and depicted in the sample of
Picture 1. Said Washing Program
Selectors appear being part of a
limited lot of defective ones, that
were not found by the quality controls.
The three Washing Program Selectors
have same external look and overall
dimensions, the only differences being the color of the driving shaft, that’s different in
accordance with the number of setting positions (white for P/N. 41014502 with 16 setting
positions, red for P/N. 41014503 with 22 positions and violet for P/N. 41028011 with 12
positions). Their uncertain functioning may sometimes result into the setting of a wrong
Washing Program, or even into the impossibility of setting the desired Washing Programits hard to say without the correct part number, but it is a 16 position switch
the fault you are describing would normally point to the selector switch being faulty
question is.. is it the same as it was before the switch change or diferent?
if its the same, it might be worth checking the ribbon cable hasnt been rubbing on the drum, i have seen that but its rare as its not normally routed that way
other than that, it HAS to be the pcb
it really does sound like a selector issue, its been a really common issue
the only other thing to check of course is that the selector has 16 clicks instead of 22
report bac, and let us know your findings?
strangely, thats f6
and, according to indesit, that fault doesnt exist
although they know about it
given the fact that its an arcadia machine, would suggest a faulty pcb… could it have got wet?
worth making sure the pcb connections are tight…
plug out of course
