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Cheers Dave, does look like that is the problem.

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Will let him know. Thanks for now.:cool:

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Don’t think machine is that old, no more than 4 or 5 years at the most. I can e mail you the video possibly .

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Are you on WhatsApp Dave, I can forward video if you are.

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Relaying this from WhatsApp, it’s a W864. Not sure if I can upload full video here.

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Grrr, what good would marrying a plumber have been for fixing a washing machine, totally different trade/skill set.

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Hmm, not clear from that pic, your guess could well be correct. The NRV is not as critical if the outlet drains into a standpipe. It is critical if the outlet hose is connected and clipped tight to the undersink plumbing.

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https://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/forums/forum/public-support-forums/help-and-support/washing-machine-help-forum/11588-model-numbers-must-be-given

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Not one I have seen close up, have you got a picture of the pump outlet?

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Good grief, you must have the patience of Joab waiting 6 years for it to pump out?;)

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Turns out forum member Hotpointjames already has a Quartz 6030 but he has put the word out amongst his contacts.:)

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I’ll tag a forum member who is part of the vintage washer repair clan.;)

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Top one is a thermistor, other three are stats. These stats usually fail due to poor air circulation or constantly stopping the dryer mid cycle.

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Also make sure it is a thermostat and not a thermistor you are testing.;)

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I never had to change a door seal but have heard of the odd one leaking. Might best to wait until you have replaced the suspension units first.

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