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The control module called the 100 bit control by Indesit was a very common cause of heater failure on these machines.
The PCB should be in the control panel on the left behind the indicator lights. All faults should generate an error code.
https://youtu.be/wLXOgyh8BwU These had a small agitator at the back of the drum. You can just catch a glimpse of it for a second near the start. Samsung catching up with 1961 technology.;)
mikehha wrote:I thought I had worked on most washing machines from wringers to dyson from american top loaders to chinese crap.But I have just had my first look at a samsung with twin motors one driving the outer tub and one driving an agitator at the back of the tub `o` by the way this is a front loader what will they come up with next ! am I getting grumpy or has the industry gone mad its a washing machine it washes clothes .
Guess you’ve never seen the original, sloping front door Hoover Keymatic then.;)
Hard to say without knowing what part you shorted out, it would suggest you have corpsed the main control panel module, a seriously expensive item.:(
If there is no obstruction in the pump then it sounds like the pump itself is failing due to age/wear and tear. If there is a bit of wobble side to side on the impellor that would be indicative of this.
Thanks, I’m out of the loop a bit these days, retired nearly five years ago. Hopefully one of the trade members with more up to date info will be able to help.:)
