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Re: Hotpoint WF860..F07 or not???
Heater relays are certainly under a lot of stress these days and it wouldn’t be surprising for it to start by going intermittent. The ones used are rated at 10 amps so are right at the limit of their spec. if not a bit beyond!
Having said that I tried changing them for F08 fault on a AWD12 once and it didn’t make any difference even though the contacts were pretty blackened.
Mike.Re: Hotpoint WML540
Have another good read of simple pcb repairs sticky. I have a suspicion this sounds like a capacitor problem.
Mike.Re: WT540
Johnokent wrote: Only way to stop it is to kill power at supply.
That is certainly a big arrow pointing at board. EMW?
Mike.Re: Oh blimey!
That’s just the first one. In a second one I revealed the part number for the relay and all. Hopefully none of them read it.
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Mike.Re: old…….. neff oven 195302536 element needed
Strange. Two of them look like the picture on Connect to me.
Neff e-shop lists it at £60.08. Have you tried them? I daresay you could get trade discount if they do actually have it.
0844 8928921
Mike.Re: old…….. neff oven 195302536 element needed
Might be something like it here?
http://www.elementman.com/neff_grill_oven_elements.asp
Be careful there are two look very similar.
Mike.Re: NEFF S543X1GB/56 DISHWASHER
You could take a nice clear picture or two and post them up. It’s easily done now. You upload it to a free image hosting site, then use the “Img” button at the top of the reply box to give you the html tags and copy and paste the link between them. Even I can do it. It’ll still be a longshot; just a little shorter odds.
Mike.Re: Miele W828 rinse light flashing.
Now that posting pics is so easy I’m having a whale of a time! 😀
This is what the inside of the relay looked like:
Mike.
Re: Hpt dw DWF 30P/7 (Bosch) pcb repair. Detail required.
Yes, it must have gone with quite a pop. Here’s how it looked before my repair:
and after:
Here’s what’s on the other side of the interface board (which is a bit worrying!):
One digit on the number in the centre of that big chip is discoloured. I just hope that isn’t an omen. Other than that there’s no other sign of further damage.
Thanks for the pointers.
Is it possible this was two faults unrelated to each other? I’m wondering if the thing would still work, just not on all programmes? Not sure which tactile switch does what.
Mike.Re: ZANUSSI ZJD1219 DRAIN PROBLEMS
expertcat wrote:Sat there and watched within 10 mins of drying operating water appears in bottom of inner drum and no drain pump running.
It should be triggering the drain pump to cut in. Not sure whether pressure switches controls this or if it’s just timed. Have you got service manual? It’s on mediator.
Mike.Re: Indesit WD12 fault
cotswoldtony wrote: My thought was the dryer heater relay is stuck in the on position so I found another module on ebay. Tony
The relays can be easily checked with a 12v door bell battery to operate the coil. (I think it’s polarised so try it both ways.) This is only a vague indication though, as even if you get good continuity through the contacts they can still be causing problems. Only way to be (80{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d}) sure is to cut the top of the relay off with a Stanley knife and look at the contacts. You’ll have to change it then anyway so do it after you’ve removed it as confirmation of diagnosis.
QER advertise their module repair service on ebay. It’s annoying because when you’re looking for a s/h module you have to trawl past scores of their listings to get to a real bargain.
Mike.Re: ZANUSSI ZJD1219 DRAIN PROBLEMS
Presuming you’re getting E10. Advanced search for “E10” in TT Enqs brings up these 126 results,
most of which look approximately relevant.
Think a trawl through them might help. My gut feeling is there’s something not quite right about that valve coil. You said the old one was brown. All the ones I’ve seen have been green.
And another area to look at would be pressure switches as it sounds like it might not be sensing water level increase and switching pump on at the right time. (Don’t ask me why it works on wash though.)
Mike.
