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  • in reply to: Hotpoint WMD962 F:05 error #430632
    johnbradshaw
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    Re: Hotpoint WMD962 F:05 error

    Thanks. Did a good clean out of the pipes at the weekend and replaced the pump today. Will give the switch a go.

    in reply to: Zanussi DA6141 no heat/partial fill #340633
    johnbradshaw
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    Re: Zanussi DA6141 no heat/partial fill

    Stripped it down again, water flowing around the IWMS (observed from a safe distance with only LHS cover removed).

    Motor at rear centre (drain/circulation pump?) is buzzing? Anyone know how to strip this out? Removed rear plastic covers and motor bracket but can’t see how it’s attached to the pump.

    Thanks,
    John.

    in reply to: Hotpoint TDC32S front felt seal #277993
    johnbradshaw
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    Re: Hotpoint TDC32S front felt seal

    Thanks.

    Will try the rear drain valve tomorrow. It’s draining slowly into the tank and clothes are still a bit damp after a full cycle on low.

    Do you happen to know where to get a drain kit for this machine? I asked shop@ a while back but they couldn’t get a part number. Think it’s just a bit of plastic tubing.

    J.

    in reply to: Hotpoint TDC32S front felt seal #277991
    johnbradshaw
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    Re: Hotpoint TDC32S front felt seal

    Stripped it down and gave it a good clean – heavy layer of fluff around the inners. Working better now.

    Behind the water tank there’s a smaller plastic container with a valve on it. Removed that valve and the container is also filled with wet fluff.
    The container has an top inlet to the rear air channel that collects the condensate.

    How do I get that container out to clean it properly? One screw on the bottom of the machine just loosens it I think – didn’t want to force it out.

    Thanks.

    in reply to: Hotpoint TDC32S front felt seal #277990
    johnbradshaw
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    Re: Hotpoint TDC32S front felt seal

    Induction. Live and learn. And Less to do!

    I’ll run it up and have a (safe) sniff about. Thanks Jim.

    in reply to: Hotpoint WMA44 woes #243409
    johnbradshaw
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    Re: Hotpoint WMA44 woes

    Hi all,
    I replaced the triacs but there was still something wrong with the controller so I called in hotpoint repair. For £99 they fitted a new controller. 1 year warranty on the part too.

    For the DIYers on the forum that’s maybe a good option when you’ve narrowed it down a bit. As it’s a fixed price repair I expect they make their money by collecting £99 when it’s just brushes or another low cost part.

    Thanks again for the advice.

    in reply to: Hotpoint WMA44 woes #243408
    johnbradshaw
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    Re: Hotpoint WMA44 woes

    Yep, especially if it saves me £95!
    J.

    in reply to: Hotpoint WMA44 woes #243406
    johnbradshaw
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    Re: Hotpoint WMA44 woes

    Thanks. Just checked and it’s OK – there are 2 lugs on 1 side of the connector and 1 on the other to help with orientation.

    in reply to: Hotpoint WMA44 woes #243404
    johnbradshaw
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    Re: Hotpoint WMA44 woes

    Thanks penguin.
    Will check the triacs on the controller and the wiring. Looks like a new controller should sort it as everthing else seems OK.

    in reply to: How to swap out Zanussi DA6141 IWMS – vent grill removal? #228768
    johnbradshaw
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    Re: How to swap out Zanussi DA6141 IWMS – vent grill removal

    Indeed it does 🙂

    Needed a bit more force than I’d originally wanted to give. But given your advice I pushed a bit harder and it started to move.

    Thanks!

    in reply to: Zanussi DE6855 NOT filling? #224252
    johnbradshaw
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    Re: Zanussi DE6855 NOT filling?

    Hi. Trying to clean out the IWMS on a Zanussi DA6141. There’s a vent between the main cavity and the IWMS with a grill over it – how do I remove the grill so I can remove the IWMS?

    Will get a new unit from shop@ but hopefully this will get it working in the meantime. Unit is currently only doing 3-4 washes at a time before having to remove the inlet pipe (seems to reset a pressure switch).

    Thanks,
    John.

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