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Re: Whirlpool top loader ‘biggun’
cornwell40 wrote:The machine is trying to do wash action on spin like the old HPT T/L used to
I have never heard of a gearbox doing this, the motor turns one way for wash and the other for spin. 😕
To change the gearbox would take 15-20 mins. take the agitator and motor off, three bolts round the base of the gearbox and it drops out. with clutch attached to gearbox. Change clutch over to new gearbox and rebuild.You will be pleasantly surprised at how easy it is to do. The gearbox comes complete and IIRC costs around £70 retail.
John
Re: Whirlpool top loader ‘biggun’
Hi Tony,
Have you checked that the 3 springs around the bottom of the tub are OK also check the spring going from the bottom/back of the tub to the chassis at bottom of machine.
JohnRe: whirlpool cooker fault 03
PGS wrote:cut resistor 1 as no after serial was 4
robinsonrobbo wrote:cut links 2 and 3 as there was a “3″ after the 85 number
The number you should be going with is the one that is directly after the the model no, not any number after the 12nc or serial, in this case it is the number 19 which is printed after the model no.
JohnRe: Philips,Whirpool ADP279
iadom wrote:Then it drained again for a few seconds, then started to fill again. It then went into drain for about 30 seconds before the progress indicator/timer started to click along. It went right to the end and after flicking bacK, started to repeat the process
That rung a bell and after checking with on of my older engineers he confirmed that it is most probably a timer fault, problem is the part became obselete in March this year 481228218062.
JohnRe: On reflection,
He is always in a bad mood Gegsy 😆 , Look at the way he spins about this site in a temper :taz:
John
Re: On reflection,
Have we two Dal’s here. Two posts under the same name but they read as if it was two different people writing them???
John
Re: SIOS DISC
IIRC SIOS only costs approx £35 for the disc with free updates for a year.
Try calling Whirlpool on 002086495000 to orderJohn
Re: whirlpool cooker fault 03
Same main board for both ovens and they both need resistors cut on the board. There should be an A4 sheet in the box with instructions on what resistor to cut, if it is missing ( as sometimes happens ) post up here the number that is on the r/h side of the model no on the appliance. iIt should read similar to this: AKZ151/IX 5 with 5 being the relevant number
This number tells you what ones to cut.Main board part no: 481931039791
John
Re: whirlpool cooker fault 03
robinsonrobbo wrote:the question is is this part just a plug in or do you have to configure it yourself and if so how do you do it ❓ . thanx chris
Hi Chris,
The answer depend on the 12nc number for the oven. On the older ones you have to cut resistors on the board. On the new ones the board can come preconfigured or you can order a blank board and program via a SAM module.
If you post the 12nc number I can tell you the part number and the whether this board needs resistors cut.
JohnRe: On reflection,
gegsy wrote:PS WTF John Mac goin to sleep in the day 😕 whats he been up to 😆
I am taking a well earned break for a week, mobile off, so no engineers can call.
total bliss relaxing with me Horlicks. 😆John
Re: On reflection,
Is “on reflection” here to stay?
Just logged on and found a 24 page thread that I thought I missed.
I off back to bed :hmm:John
Re: Philips,Whirpool ADP279
Hi Jim,
Take the door off and check all the thick wires going through to base, used to do lots of these in the dark ages 😆 Appliance made in Nov 1991.
John
Re: Relevant?
Whilst we are on the subject of phones and relevance I see that user “drinkywinky” has put a plug for an Ebay auction in classifieds, he is trying to sell 130 phone sims 😕
Looking at the auction users ID is see that it is Paulpaddison that is selling these cards, do we have a user with two sign on names for UKW?
John
