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If the motor isn’t running then my best guess would be the motor or capacitor, I’d change the cap first though and see if that solves it.
The one used in it is this one
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It doesn’t work like that really.
Warm air hits the condenser on the bottom, water condenses on that and it’s drawn away either collected in the tank or pumped out.
I would be looking to the heater as the culprit from what you describe and although the model is not shown, it’s this one used in it.
K.
You may find this article of interest:
https://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/help/buying-advice/consumer-help/3669-what-your-appliance-is-worth
K.
It’s a motor or supply to the motor related issue, no detail on what they mean really asides from that.
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That’s why I was thinking about when I come to replace my cooker as, I do not want glass doors that break, timers nobody uses and so on, I want robust.
Sadly in the domestic space I’ve not seen anything like that, though I think one of two high end makers might do some but, you’re the same money as you’d pay for a commercial when you get to that point.
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That limit is in place to prevent spammers, if we released it the forums would get filled with junk.
IDV75 is a partial model number, do you have the industrial code or IC it might be labelled as there are numerous versions of the model?
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It is likely just the fans running, that will run for 70{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} or more of the time it’s powered up.
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Honestly I’d not advise it these days, I mean gas was always an “issue” but now, there’s an active effort to kill it off completely.
One of the big problems you will face, if you can even find one, is that if something goes wrong you’ll struggle to get it fixed in any sort of remotely acceptable time and, that’s if you can find someone to install it.
That’s the very short version of why I’d say, don’t bother, get an electric one.
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Covid, global supply chain and more all playing into it and it’s affecting not just our industry.
I was told the other day about a headlight unit for commercial HGV’s that’s common and if bust the vehicle is off the road, 6 months best case lead time for a replacement.
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Sadly, unless someone works for F&P all the info on them is unavailable to anyone outside the company to my knowledge so, you might struggle with that one.
K.
