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Re: Bottom Seal on BRANDT D/W
A split in the bottom spray arm is a very common cause of this fault, the water floods out.
Re: 2nd Machine
18 installed to date. 😀
Picked up my van stock today. Had a couple of customer queries, one OOB and one about setting Quick Wash, both resolved on the phone. 8)
Re: Performa door seal
Thats how to get your post count up is it. :wave:
Thanks for the help and the PM .
Jim.
EDIT. Would you beleive it, I have had a root around in the garage and I have an 03870635 as well. Appears to have been there for some time 🙂
Re: creda washing machine door lock
Part not expensive, very common fault, available from here http://tinyurl.com/j3lac
Plug removed at all times when working on the machine. :zap:
Re: Hotpoint DWF40 – Prewash & Wash Error LEDs ?
First two lights flashing suggests a drain problem, could be blocked or jammed drain pump. Power off if you intend to investigate further.
NB. Don’t attempt to unblock by forcing water back into the machine.
Re: Hotpoint Dishwasher FDW60P led 4 fault
The best way is to live in a super soft water area like I do then you don’t have this problem. I would think that trying to scrape a tube heater, given how poor the Indesit ones are in the first place, is only delaying the inevitable. 😥
Re: Hotpoint Dishwasher FDW60P led 4 fault
This machine has the heater in a tube assembly, how do you manage to scrape these clean, ❓ 😉
Re: HPT WMA30
I always remove the whole console, and the metal backplate, only takes a couple of minutes and makes the drum removal much easier.
Re: second LED from left flashing Hotpoint IDI60
Hi Sue,
2nd led suggests a fill valve fault. Has the tap been turned off for some reason, is the fill hose kinked, is water coming out of the fill hose? As this is an integrated machine you may need to pull it out to check fully. Could be a faulty fill valve but the only way to test that is with the proper electrical test equipment. The electronics on these Indesit machines are known to be a bit unreliable.Please remove the mains plug if you intend to proceed further.
Jim.
Re: Hotpoint BFi62 – Error Code (First LED flashing)
Very kind of you to let us know the outcome. Remember to have the machine looked at if the fault returns and avoid 3 in 1 or 4 in 1 tablets.
Re: Hotpoint DF61 Stops halfway!!!
Could be a timer, a heater fault would not stop the machine dead although a faulty valve and blockages in certain areas could. Timer is around £70.00 + vat so with labour should still be a viable repair compared to replacing it with another Hotpoint, which is now an Indesit under the skin 😥 .
You would have to pay around £300 upwards to get the same quality.
Still worth getting it checked out before you stick a timer in that isn’t needed IMHO.
Re: Hotpoint DF61 Stops halfway!!!
No access whatsoever from underneath. This machine is controlled by an electro mechanical timer as opposed to electronic controls that are now the norm so no error codes are shown. Access is very difficult on this machine, major components such as the circulation pump etc require the removal of the inner stainless steel cabinet. It should be well worth having repaired but I would strongly advise getting it looked at by someone with the correct technical information.
Re: Hotpoint WMA44 Aquarius Extra Out of balance sensor
It is not possible to disable this function, there isn’t a ‘sensor’ as such, it relies on the control module sensing the variation in the load on the motor. The fault could lie in the motor or the control module. both fairly expensive. Best advice is to see if we have a local engineer in your area who can run the required diagnostics checks.
Also worth noting that if the machine is under 5 years old then it is covered by a manufacturers parts guarantee.
