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  • in reply to: Hotpoint TDC62s – Wiring Diagram #413139
    Hollytree_Technical
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    Re: Hotpoint TDC62s – Wiring Diagram

    I notice in the manual that it talks a bout a resistor test link to put the machine in test mode, does anyone know what value resister this is?

    Thank you

    Jem

    in reply to: Zanussi ZWD12270W1 Wiring #413103
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    Re: Zanussi ZWD12270W1 Wiring

    Red goes on the end with black in the middle.

    Jem

    in reply to: Canon 10685G Cooker – Wiring Diagram #412789
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    Re: Canon 10685G Cooker – Wiring Diagram

    Anyone?

    Jem

    in reply to: Whirlpool 3RGSC9455J02 Semi-Comm’ W/M #412176
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    Re: Whirlpool 3RGSC9455J02 Semi-Comm’ W/M

    There is a three piece coupling between the motor and gear box which is prone to failure and is probably the cause of your noise – an easy part to change. You would need to remove the gearbox to turn the drum from the bottom end before you could say that it was stuck as it has a brake mechanism just after the clutch (it gets released by the clutch).

    Just in case you hadn’t realised, during wash the agitator moves back and forth and the drum stays still, during drain neither should move and during spin the drum rotates and the agitator is free to do what it likes (usually spins with it).

    Draw a line on the clutch to make it easier to see if it is turning.

    Jem

    in reply to: heubsch / allianz lez37awg3018 #412171
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    Re: heubsch / allianz lez37awg3018

    Looking at the diagram I have here it appears to be a centrifugal switch in the motor (shorts out pins 5 and 6 on the motor block or B and M on the timer).

    Jemy

    in reply to: Hotpoint WD420G #411737
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    Re: Hotpoint WD420G

    Try looking in the “trade Technical Enquires” section and the thread titled “Simple PCB Repair Tips”.

    Jem

    in reply to: Bosch SGS43T92GB/37 Dishwasher #411610
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    Re: Bosch SGS43T92GB/37 Dishwasher

    If you search for “impellor Jug” on here you will find that it is a very common cause of the check water light coming on – you can try checking for continuity being made and broken will putting a magnet back and forth across it or just change it anyway.

    Jem

    in reply to: Zanussi ZWG1140M Motor Always at Max Speed #411259
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    Re: Zanussi ZWG1140M Motor Always at Max Speed

    If you are good with a soldering iron then yes to both.

    in reply to: Zanussi hob repair ? #411195
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    Re: Zanussi hob repair ?

    I did one of those the other week – yes you need to prise the trims out, flick them out at the back edge (3 clips at top middle and bottom), this then reveals 3 screws to allow removal of the sides.

    (I can’t remember if you need to do this stage or not) Now you can slip a flat bladed screwdriver up behind the right angled bits of trim at the top and flick them out.

    You are best off ignoring the fact that it is a hinged top as you need to remove the control panel before the hinges work, instead undo them and the 4 other screws that hold the top on and you should find that you can lift the top up and back before turning it over (cables are routed up to the front left of the unit).

    Jem

    P.S. Be prepared to swear a bit when trying to put the trims back

    in reply to: Whirlpool AKR676 wiring diagram #411265
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    Re: Whirlpool AKR676 wiring diagram

    What’s the 12NC for this one as there is more than one version.

    Jem

    in reply to: Hotpoint HAE60K – Top Oven Door #410743
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    Re: Hotpoint HAE60K – Top Oven Door

    Thank you

    Jem

    in reply to: Smeg DWI710.E1 intermittant heating #410428
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    Re: Smeg DWI710.E1 intermittant heating

    Last time I did one (they are not common round here) it suddenly decided it had a flow meter fitted when it hadn’t and started to do strange things till I told it that it didn’t have a flow meter. From memory there is a way of coding the board to tell it if it is a version with or without a flow meter – can’t find it at the moment but will dig in the vehicle for it tomorrow if necessary.

    Jem

    in reply to: Smeg DWI710.E1 intermittant heating #410424
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    Re: Smeg DWI710.E1 intermittant heating

    Try This

    Jem

    in reply to: Hotpoint BFI260 Error #410224
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    Re: Hotpoint BFI260 Error

    I would check the high pressure sensor as I have had a couple of them gunged up internally otherwise this may cure it.

    Jem

    in reply to: Miele G977 Plus – Washes forever #409984
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    Re: Miele G977 Plus – Washes forever

    Anyone?

    Jem

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