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Re: Rangemaster P078073 microswitch
I am pretty sure they are obsolete now but I have one that has a different part number, A028766
I always thought there was only one type of this switch so I imagine it will be the same. I will bring it with me to Wolverhampton.
John
Re: New Owner For AGA Rangemaster
And thanks to the powers that be for this..
http://www.birminghampost.co.uk/busines … l-10050575
johnRe: Connect Prices
Just noticed another one today…..
Rangemaster DXD control board part number 0061800135from Rangemaster £53.80 incl vat and delivery
From Connect £89.58 incl vat excluding delivery
From Connect same part number but listed for a Baumatic f/f £859.10 incl vat but with free deliveryWhich one should I go for 😆
John
Re: Whirlpool Dwf417w slimline dishwasher no power
According to the wiring diagram both live and neutral come from the mains filter to the switch and then to the pcb.
If you pm me your email address I will send a copy of the manual.
John
Re: Whirlpool Dwf417w slimline dishwasher no power
Probably the switch that has gone. Live and neutral go straight from the plug to the DP switch and then to the board.
John
Re: Connect Prices
Just noticed my latest shocker when looking for a price for a Rangemaster DXD f/f control board part number 0061800135
CDSL have two different versions in stock.The Flavel version is £67.70 to me
The Baumatic version is £715.92 to me :eeek:Which version should I buy :rotfl:
John
Re: Thermostat for an Ikea Oven
That model number relates to a WHirlpool 12nc 857923215002
and according to their info this oven has a ntc and control board.Are you sure the number is correct?
John
Re: Whirlpool aw0 d5527
Pm me your email with the full 12nc number and I will send you the manual.
John
Re: Prima LPR827/01 Handle
2 different versions of that oven listed but it looks like both have the same handle.
Post up the 12nc number to be sure and I will check, but i would think that the part number is 481249868287
John
Re: fisher and paykel dishdraw overfills
It should be the same rotor motor in both drawers but there is an early version that has a hard plastic impeller on the bottom and the later version has rubber blades. If the rotor has been changed it is possible that the wrong one was fitted, the picture below is of a rotor for the newer models, this one will fit into the older models but will not work. The difference between the old and new is the protruding part on the grey plastic at just after 12 oclock. On yours it should not have this raised part as it is built into the base of the hole that the rotor fits into.
It is possible that the hall sensor has been dislodged which would also cause this fault. Also look at the hall sensor for signs of water leaking onto the edge connector, once again you can swap it out with the one that you know is working to prove if it is faulty.
Are you testing the appliance with the spray arm in place?? if not this can also cause an F2 fault.
John
