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June 10, 2011 at 4:45 pm in reply to: Siemens Washing Machine WXL 120GB/01 Stopped : No Lights #353337
JM_2
ParticipantRe: Siemens Washing Machine WXL 120GB/01 Stopped : No Lights
Martin wrote:
JM_2 wrote:
Then apparently suddenly there was a noise : cracking sound.. Not sure whatA few possibilities here, the motor and blown the PCB? The PCB has self-destructed? The door interlock has failed and taken the PCB with it? A mouse has got in a chewed through a cable? 😕
Thanks Martin.That doesn’t sound too good.
JM2
May 27, 2011 at 10:04 am in reply to: White-Westinghouse Fridge Freezer RTD16VJ not cooling. #352217JM_2
ParticipantRe: White-Westinghouse Fridge Freezer RTD16VJ not cooling.
Hi,
I have now managed to pull out the relay. Shaken it and it rattles. Does that mean it is faulty. Somewhere I saw that this is a sign of a fault. Is that correct ?
How much are they ?
The numbers on it are 182225 06
and another number 90 26 8 17 GMB MOD 501 Made in USA.Thanks for all the assistance.
JM2 🙂
May 27, 2011 at 12:18 am in reply to: White-Westinghouse Fridge Freezer RTD16VJ not cooling. #352216JM_2
ParticipantWhite-Westinghouse Fridge Freezer RTD16VJ not cooling.
Hi Kwatt,
Thanks for clarifying that.
I’ve had a look at them.
The coil bit – the relay – looks clean and fine.
And the klixon is all plastic. No sign of any burns. The wires seem ok too.
Thanks
JM2
May 26, 2011 at 10:02 pm in reply to: White-Westinghouse Fridge Freezer RTD16VJ not cooling. #352214JM_2
ParticipantWhite-Westinghouse Fridge Freezer RTD16VJ not cooling.
Hi,
Checked again.
It clicks and then buzzes for five seconds every 50 seconds or so.
Also checked the freezer section. Fan is going. and the back panel is fairly cold to touch.
Thanks
JM2
JM_2
ParticipantWhite-Westinghouse Fridge Freezer RTD16VJ not cooling.
Hi ,
Thank you all for the kind help.
I am in South London.
I have now moved the fridge.
Unclipped the black plastic cap from the small box ( Part No. SE 209-12 PN 2816 0035129 ) next to the compressor.
There are two bits in there. One with a wire coil ( No. 182225/06 )
And a around one inch in diameter plastic cylinder – and 3/4 inch thick ( No. MSP63 AMW – 165 188913 D8c09 KLIXON ) Is this the relay ?
How much are they and where can I get hold of one please.
The compressor is quite warm. Does that mean anything ?
ThanksJM2
JM_2
ParticipantRe: White-Westinghouse Fridge Freezer RTD16VJ not cooling.
Bryan,
Thanks.
How much are the relays for this machine.
Also how much are the compressors.
I am bit far from your area.
I could have a go at changing the relay , if that is easily available.
Thanks
JM2
May 26, 2011 at 5:19 pm in reply to: White-Westinghouse Fridge Freezer Replacement Width 71 cm #352222JM_2
ParticipantRe: White-Westinghouse Fridge Freezer Replacement Width 71 c
Hi Bryan,
I have really been pleased with my White-Westinghouse.
Not sure how much it will be to repair ? Any ideas ?
Also, whether the parts are available ?
Thanks
JM_2
May 26, 2011 at 3:44 pm in reply to: White-Westinghouse Fridge Freezer Replacement Width 71 cm #352220JM_2
ParticipantRe: White-Westinghouse Fridge Freezer Replacement Width 71 c
Hi Don,
Thanks for the quick reply.
Smegs looks the right size. It’s bit pricey I think.
I have a Smeg hob and the ignition lighter went within a short time.
The Siemens looks pretty good. Not sure if the capacity is similar to my old one. I don’t mind if the freezer compartment is lower.
I have had a go at working out internal cu. ft. ltr on my White-Westinghouse
Freezer is 4.05 cu ft = 115 ltr
Fridge is 11.57 cu ft = 327 ltr
Total is 15.62 cu ft + 442 ltr
Hope I have got that right.
May be cheaper to go for a 60cm wide as long as the capacity works out similar to the old. Suppose it would work out very tall , if they are around. Would need a ladder lol
Thanks
JM_2JM_2
ParticipantWhite-Westinghouse Fridge Freezer RTD16VJ not cooling.
Hi kwatt,
Thanks for that.
Keep hearing about the ozone layer. Didn’t know the reference to R12 😕
Just wondered how much are the relays and are they easy to fit.
Thanks
JM_2
JM_2
ParticipantWhite-Westinghouse Fridge Freezer RTD16VJ not cooling.
Kwatt,
Thanks for the quick reply.
Just seen it again .
It clicked and then buzzed for 5 seconds and went off.
What’s an R12 ?
If I switch it off for a day and switch it back on. Will that help at all.
Thanks
JM_2
JM_2
ParticipantPlastic Paddles in Drums ! Not Stainless Steel.
Hi Kwat,
Thanks for the useful info. Very helpful.
Take care
JM
May 17, 2011 at 3:25 pm in reply to: Bosch Siemens BHS Washing Machine Motors: Which is best… #351405JM_2
ParticipantBosch Siemens BHS Washing Machine Motors: Which is best
Martin,
Thanks for your reply and your kind help.
I also agree. Something else can go wrong in ten years.
Take care
JM
JM_2
ParticipantPlastic Paddles in Drums ! Not Stainless Steel.
Hi,
I was looking at Washing Machines today in the shops. And seen that the Siemens Washing Machines and others now have plastic paddles inside the drums, which may cause problems keeping clean.
One of the assistant was saying that one of the machines ( Didn’t mention make ) was returned as the plastic paddle broke off.
Why do they have plastic paddles on expensive machines ?
Cheaper Bosch and Siemens don’t have the plastic paddles. Unfortunately they don’t have features such as delayed timer which I like to use sometimes.
JM
JM2
May 16, 2011 at 8:55 pm in reply to: Bosch Siemens BHS Washing Machine Motors: Which is best… #351403JM_2
ParticipantBosch Siemens BHS Washing Machine Motors: Which is best
Martin,
Thanks for the reply.
Some models still use brush motors.
So is it worth paying more for brushless motors.
I understand Siemens machines with brushless motors have ten year guarantee on the motors. And five years on the entire machine.
Whereas, I cannot see the ten year guarantee or even five year guarantee with the Bosch models with brushless motors.
They all seem to be two year guarantees on the entire machine.Also the price of brushless motors and brush motors seem to be roughly the same as spare parts. Pity they just don’t use brushless motors on all models.
Thanks
JM
JM_2
ParticipantRe: Siemens Washing Machine WXL 120GB/01 How to remove top
Hi,
Managed to get the top lid off.
Needed to undo two back screws and two top screws at the sides of the machine on the fascia.
Then the lid has to be lifted up from the back and then pulled at an angle. Nearly right angle.
I had tried it before. It would not budge.
Thanks
JM
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