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  • in reply to: Hotpoint WDL520 #396220
    keithwilliams
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    Re: Hotpoint WDL520

    yes cable ties will repair this better than fitting a new one. its best to shave off some of the plastic ridges so that the tie gets a better grip. the tie also has to be small enough to allow the ratchet bit to fit through the facia.

    in reply to: Smeg DI612CA9 Leaking #396446
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    Re: Smeg DI612CA9 Leaking

    im not good with model numbers but i fix loads of smegs for leaking on right side. basically its a failure of the o rings where the matrix locates into the sump. i normally remove right side panel and unscrew the disc inside cabinet.
    having removed the matrix i then take off the o rings and build up the thickness on matrix with ptfe tape. this causes the o rings to expand, and with a helping of silicone sealnat i relocate the whole lot and reassemble. never had a failure with this repair.

    in reply to: LG Solid Base machines #396533
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    Re: LG Solid Base machines

    yes i agree you can get at it through behind the plynth. loosen it from the base and then carefully twist it around with pipes attached and unscrew the pump motor.

    in reply to: Smeg DFC612s #394094
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    Re: Smeg DFC612s

    e1 aquastop flooded base. probably a leaky o ring on the fill camber.
    sorry ive just posted now.

    in reply to: Hoover vhv680c condensor dryer #393453
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    Re: Hoover vhv680c condensor dryer

    well i could be wrong but ive lately had a couple of these where the wires on the door lock switch were burnt out. it could be that yours is nearly but not quite burnt through but is eventually breaking down under the heater load.

    in reply to: Miele W828 rinse light flashing. #352865
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    Re: Miele W828 rinse light flashing.

    hi mike
    thanks for the offer. as this machine is in a semi professional laundry (holiday complex) shes decided to replace it as it is getting on and has now lost faith.
    at my last visit i discovered that the fuse had blown again even though it had never actually worked.
    its a win win repair most of the time but on this occasion there must be some other factor involved. (motor checked out ok)
    keith

    in reply to: Miele W828 rinse light flashing. #352863
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    Re: Miele W828 rinse light flashing.

    already done this repair with exact replacement components about six months ago. problem came back and yes both relay and fuse blown. ive repaired the board again as i now carry these parts. but the rinse light is still flashing.
    any ideas

    in reply to: awct10l w/m #390956
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    Re: awct10l w/m

    the capcitor has cured three out of four attempts.

    in reply to: smeg d/w di409c #391049
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    Re: smeg d/w di409c

    this sounds like the dreaded module fault. its ridiculously expensive to repair.there are other threads on forum about replacing the 1mf blue square capacitor on the board. i have had some limited success with this remedy. mostly i recommend they buy a beko.

    in reply to: lamona (beko) HJA 8362 #388019
    keithwilliams
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    Re: lamona (beko) HJA 8362

    yes clarification would be helpful. however the one i went to today which i have decided needs a module would work if i disconnected the selector pcb wires and then reconnect while powered up. it would then allow selection and cancelling etc. the cycle would even work perfectly. but!! once poered off at on/off switch it was back to all lights on again.
    maybe some electronics buff can deduce which main board component may be at fault.
    k

    in reply to: whirlpool oven akp203/ix not working since power cut. #381585
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    Re: whirlpool oven akp203/ix not working since power cut.

    She bought a new oven. So i cant help. Sorry

    in reply to: howdens fr fr hja6100 e8 fault #388156
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    Re: howdens fr fr hja6100 e8 fault

    thanks bob
    i will deffo report back when i get access to it. may be a couple of weeks as its a holiday let and im also waiting on her cooker model number to order a stat.
    thanks.

    in reply to: howdens fr fr hja6100 e8 fault #388154
    keithwilliams
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    Re: howdens fr fr hja6100 e8 fault

    yes it is a beko
    she did say that icemaker has been playing up
    any clues about part and how easy it is to fit. please
    thanks
    keith

    in reply to: zanussi zwd1472s error code 36 help #385255
    keithwilliams
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    Re: zanussi zwd1472s error code 36 help

    seamy you’re a star!!!!
    was about to chuck a good wd in scrap. pressure switch had made no difference.
    however now fitted a dryer element and all is good.
    happy new year to you and everyone else.

    in reply to: Whirlpool with water pooled in soap drawer (awm8103/s) #382063
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    Re: Whirlpool with water pooled in soap drawer (awm8103/s)

    Well done!

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