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Re: WAE24363GB/02 | F21 Error Code
Thanks Martin for your generous offer. I’m sure Ebay won’t let me down, the seller’s got great feedback.
What I would like is a rechargeable drill good enough to drill an 8mm hole quickly in sheet metal and light enough to add no more than 200g to my toolbag. I guess I’ll just have to wait till battery technology catches up with my dreams 🙂 .
I don’t cycle in the rain if I can help it. That’s why I’ve been sitting here most of the last few days 🙂 .
Mike.Re: Whirlpool dryer 3RLEQ8000WW0
Have you got a Connect account?
They have it all listed under 3RLEQ8000JQ 853783315000 which I think ought to be the same.
There’s a thermal fuse 5031683049586 IIRC on front of trunking,
a cut out kit (Includes t. O. C & hi-limit thermostat thermal limiter) which goes on side of heater 5031683048978,
and Thermostat with four terminals (IIRC, two of the terminals are for an accelerator resistor inside it) 5031683034896
Those are Connect p/nos. I might be able to find other numbers with bit more searching.
Mike.Re: What’s this component on Miele W504 board?
Sure but I very much doubt you’ll need it. I reckon’ yours is the board too. Aren’t the motors covered for 10 years anyway? Wonder if water got into the motor somehow.
Mike.Re: WAE24363GB/02 F21
Martin wrote:
Please tell me you bought a 10mm ratchet ring spanner and have been using one for years since you muted the idea of drilling holes in the cabinet? 😕 🙂 😉Er.. I did buy one but not till a few days ago off ebay and it isn’t here yet. TBH, I have managed fine with tilting machine forward over the years. Yesterday, because the only surface on which to rest it using that method was a hot radiator I decided to lay the machine down on its side and work from underneath. It was that that brought home to me just how much hard work those self tappers into plastic are when approached from a sideways angle. A ratchet spanner, whilst a help, would not change the amount of force required to turn them. I maintain my position that a couple of 8mm holes would do no harm and Bosch would even save a couple of million quid on metal over the next twenty years by instigating them now. But hey, as I said, you can’t expect these too big to fail industrialists to see good common sense and read my posts more carefully. 😆
Martin wrote:Mind you, if the motor has taken out the module it’s a BER job for sure. 🙁
Oh well, looks like I’m going to have another interesting electronics problem to look at for the next week then. Beats emptying pump filters for a living anyway. Dunno why the motor would do that mind, armature looked fine, although one brush was about 10mm long still 😕 .
Hmm… wonder if I’m not getting a circuit through the new brushes for some reason? I’m sure I pushed them right in but could be something to look at. I’ll go down there for another look when this b***y rain stops.
Mike.Re: hp wm series pulley removal technique
gandh1 wrote:no one forewarned me that these are also b@st*rds at getting the front bearing out, just like wma’s… >:(
There’s a whole thread on that somewhere about 2005/6.
Mike.Re: Smeg WDI12C
Looks like a Sole motor. Should be easy enough to find some brushes for it. Just put “sole motor” into a wholesaler’s searchbox.
Mike.Re: miele w504 – start any programme and then rinse flashes
gandh1 wrote: Any luck your end ?
Re: WAE24363GB/02 F21
alro wrote:if it will not reset you will find the pwer board has blown
cheers alroDid my first F21 today. Brushes were down and I assumed all would be well after replacing them having read all these posts before going.
But somehow the reset trick doesn’t work for me 🙁 .
I forgot to look at the model no. 😳 but it was defo a 2008 machine with the super soft touch buttons which don’t feel as though they move at all. Was I pushing too hard on the spin button? Help! Is it time to get the board out?
Customer (a charity sheltered housing project for elderly – about 15 people use the machine.) went straight out and bought another one as she (the manageress) was quite impressed with this one having lasted three years with no problem till now. She let the delivery guys take away the old Hotpoint WMA which had had a few breakdowns and whose bearings had been suffering last time I looked at it a year ago. I would have had the board off that if I’d got up earlier.
Anyway, if you’re around alro, can you elaborate on the blown board story for us? And has anyone else had this?
Mike.
Edit: Have to say I’m impressed that there’s one manufacturer out there sticking to a design that has worked well for some years although they could have made life so much easier for us by drilling a hole or two in the lower back panel to improve access to the motor bolts. I guess they haven’t been reading my posts.Re: zanussi zwf 16581w 914522629
Martin wrote:
Mike, do please bear in mind that in Scotland they regard ‘6 o’clock’ as any time on the dial. They got wise to the fact that somewhere in the world it is 6 o’clock, so…..time fer another wee dram, eh Jimmy aye?:rotfl: :rotfl: :scot:
Re: zanussi zwf 16581w 914522629
C11 means you have entered diagnostics. Keep turning. At 6 o’clock or 10th position or somewhere anyway, you should get an error code.
See Odom’s post here,
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/forumsphpbb3/post313833.html?hilit=c11#p313833
If you’ve got no motor action do a few resistance measurements on motor. Should be three equal coils if it’s a 3 phase I’d think. If that looks Ok, then you are looking at board / loom.
If it’s only 14 moons old and bought from a retailer who cares about their reputation (e.g. Currys 😯 , not Argos) (and customer hasn’t abused it by using it on uneven floor for example) send customer to retailer with a moan. Unless they’re prepared to pay you £150 up front to go out and buy a new board and don’t mind if it’s still not fixed.
Mike.Re: Russell Hobbs Washing Machine £160
kwatt wrote:Chinese rubbish no doubt.
Or possibly a less well known Kentish manufacturer?
Mike.Re: Whirlpool dryer 3RLEQ8000WW0
Pretty sure I got all that stuff from Connect a couple of years ago.
If you still haven’t found it post again and I’ll have a look.
Mike.Re: zanussi zwf 16581w 914522629
Searched for c11.
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/forumsphpbb3/search.php
Might help. Not read it myself yet.
Mike.
