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a door lock?

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check the pump and filter for obstructions, under the kickstrip at the bottom

plug out

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C00252810

up to seial number 80523

C00259737

after serial number 80523

although it does say c00259737 substitutes the earlier one

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i just replace the coil itself any valve coil will do

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all depends if the drum shaft is worn – if it is .. then bye bye

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its not a sealed drum

the front of the machine is removeable, as is the drum,and it can be split

although the bearings are bad, bearings and a drum spider (at most) are available, and its not a bad repair

but there are 2 types of bearings, its not a bad repair, and i still think wma machines are better than a lot of the new tat out there

its your call

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coreboard programmed

09200918

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is there an echo in here?

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any glue? wouldnt do you any good mate

if its totally dead, and youve checked the socket AND the fuse.. then its either the mains supressor or the pcb itself

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spot on jim

it seems to take an age for these babies to reverse, and when they do, they reverse for just a few seconds

let it run for 30 mins to confirm, if not, its the timer

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green coil o/c on valve is the usuall
but worth checkin pump function (earlier ones had a toc which cut out when hot) or blocked condenser

experience points to the green valve coil

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brushes are very similar, but if its the bearings, it aint pretty, tub has to be split… and i think youll have to take the tub out to do it

what sort of noise are you getting?

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DONT, under any circumstances, at all, in any way, waste your hard earned coin on a ariston/indesit/hotpoint pile of trash

as youve probably read, bosch figure highly in the advice we give on replacement machines… well worth the money

ise machines give good value for money, with lengthy guarantees,a machine that doesnt compromise on quality for the sake of profit… the independants speak highly of them, and you would deal with your local trader direct.. that maybe better for you?

im sure one of the agents (kwatt, iadom, penguin45) will advise a little better, as its not anything i deal with!

would i put a drum shaft/bearings on an old hoover? im not sure, theyre better than a lot of this tat knocking about right now, .. personally, id be looking at the brushes while i was in there!!

good luck, whichever way you decide to go with it

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http://www.comet.co.uk/shopcomet/produc … WAE24164GB

dont settle for anything less

dont be sucked in by the specs of the cheaper machines, especially haier, they might be silver, but they look shiny on the tip

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put a shaft kit on it, pack it out at the back with washers, cut and put the felt seal over where it looks like its been scraping.

only way youll save money

might even work

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