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Re: Zanussi ZWD1470W – PCB Removal
So there you have it , your 30 years experience says whip it out, Martin and my combined 90 years says leave it be. 🙂
Re: Indesit 1196W Omega 1100 Faulty Timer Control
Or does it reverse tumble when set to a wash cycle or just keep turning in one direction or not turning at all?
Re: Indesit idc85 tumble dryer help
Has your dryer had the ‘fire risk’ safety modification repairs done?
Re: Indesit 1196W Omega 1100 Faulty Timer Control
Looking at that timer part number reveals your machines FULL model number. It is a WN1196W. That is listed in the parts software, so some parts are still available. List price of that timer is £79.00 so you have got a bargain.
The fault on your timer could just as easily be mechanical as electrical. Sometimes the plastic cams of the drive mechanism fail or small ratchets stick.
In the field we would diagnose a timer fault then change it, technical info on the various internal switches for these is very limited or non existent.
NB. As mentioned above no engineer would remove all the wires from an old style timer like this, although it is/was sometimes very fiddly and difficult, a one for one change of each wire from old timer to new is the correct way to go.
Re: Zanussi ZWD1470W – PCB Removal
Question is Martin, would you ever in a million years remove a perfectly good, working pcb on one of these just to look at the capacitors.?
Re: Indesit 1196W Omega 1100 Faulty Timer Control
Parts for this machine totally obsolete. It doesn’t even figure on the Indesit/Hotpoint Partfinder software.
E Bay if you are very lucky but that would be used and suspect. As the parts software does not include this machine then your chances of even finding the correct part number is virtually nil. 🙁
Re: Zanussi ZWD1470W – PCB Removal
The old adage ‘if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it ‘ applies here big time. Leave it well alone. 😉
Re: Indesit WIXL143
Larington wrote:
New pcb most likely the fix.
Most seriously expensive and hardly worth it fix as well. 🙁Re: Flashing Lights in HotPoint PCB?
Ignore the flashing lights, error codes given by right hand vertical lights, numbered from bottom to top. You have lights 1,2,3,4 on steady which is F!5. Supposed to be a heater relay fault on main PCB but as Tim says can often be caused by the dryer NTC.
Re: Indesit WIXL143
A ‘communication’ error, if you are very lucky it could just be loose wiring connection between the main power pcb in the base and the facia console pcb.
Re: Hotpoint WD740 mystery
mrzach2010 wrote: (being a Hotpoint!)
What you really mean is an Indesit. 🙁
Re: iwme126 1+3+4 lights flashing
Re: Hotpoint 7822W Upper arm not working
Never seen the slightest sign of blockage or gunge build up in that hose though.
Re: Hotpoint 7822W Upper arm not working
7822 blow up.
The very small float and micro switch is located inside the fill matrix near the top. The main, black rubber ‘transfer hose’ 113 never ,ever blocked in my experience. It did however often get chewed away by rodents on many occasions. Can send you a pdf of the manual if you like. 🙂
