[helo_75]

its a loose version of somewhere over the rainbow

as played in life on mars

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thermal fue on neutral FROM TERMINAL BLOCK TO SELECTOR?

thats the usual scenario

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light 1 is f08

sorry to say, but its the heater relay on the pcb

new pcb, and smart card/reader required

typical, unreliable indesit electronics im afraid

[helo_75]

yes, but did you take the cover off the conditioner compartment?

[helo_75]

the outer drums on new machines tend to be welded, which, if the bearings go, render it useless

a split tub allows a reasonably priced repair

bosch all the way from your choices

[helo_75]

thats it
theyre shocking fror restricting airflow

i break them off and unplug the valve, they work a lot better

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http://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/Washing+ … utout.html
is the correct thermal fuse.. its in the link wire from the loom to the heater, with a sheath, screwed to the box itself

now if its gone, u need to know why
split the heater box, if it has a grey ribbed hose to the rear of the box, it has a filter that needs cleaning or replacing, make sure the fan runs freely and isnt fouling

could even be the heater, test it with a meter

all with the plug out of course

[helo_75]

its a welded tub

u need to take the front weight off to do it properly

[helo_75]

has anyone actually seen the new beko tubs?

ive got tinfoil in the kitchen cupboard thicker and more durable than that

8kg for £190 delivered

reality check?

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lmao @ rolls royce

see you in 4 months…..

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yes the kickstrip just pulls off

[helo_75]

well, you can reprogram a board for an f09 fault

but

considering it is an indesit, and it is a washer dryer , and it has gone pop, then it will more than likely need a new board

and heres the good news

depending on serial number, it will need a wiring change
it will need a smart card
and youll need an adaptor to program it

around £120 will do it

then you just got to hope that nothing on the machine has done the damage, cos your new one will blow too

dont be shocked if its been dripping from the heater/fan joint

emw could supply you a good board at a good price, you just need to tread carefully

hope this helps

[helo_75]

erm, has anyone thought to check the thermal fuse with a meter?

[helo_75]

just check the connections on the pcb first

its normally the pcb to be honest
wortth tryin a pressure switch first

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it is becoming more common

for years, they were never an issue

i try taking the knob off and spraying a little bit of silicone grease down the shaft first and foremost.. quite often that cures it

easy to change to be fair, but you have to be gas safe registered

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