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Re: Zanussi WDJ1294 (91463900/00)
I have come across this problem before too. They can be a bit tight and break a cheap torx bit. You can usually loosen them by centre punching the screwhead at an angle to start it on its anticlockwise way. Or if things get really desperate, saw through the plastic lugs. Replace with a normal 8mm head screw and a large washer.
Mike.Re: Bosch SGS45E02GB Blown PCB
Repaired one a few years ago which had blown a 1cm hole around its relay leg. I repaired the damaged tracks with copper braid and replaced the relay. Still going strong when I visited a few weeks ago. Was unrelated to other components.
Mike.Re: zanussi zwf 16070 wi
Look for condensation on motor brush holders. Megger will probably show insulation below 40 megohms.
Mike.Re: Bosch solder-in brushes. WFM3030GB/04 what size please?
Martin wrote:Welcome back to sanity Mike.:D
Thanks for the part number, so it is the odd sized ones.
I think you mean, “insanity”. 🙂
Mike.Re: Zanussi E40 fault
E42 is one of 5 door related alarm codes. It reads “E42 Problems of door closure – Door interlock faulty; wiring faulty;
PCB faulty. – Cycle paused.” I still think you may just need to cancel it – but I could be wrong.
Mike.Re: Zanussi E40 fault
OK, I’ve looked it up in the service manual. To cancel the last alarm code you have to 1. enter diagnostics mode 2.select 10th position = “reading of alarm” (so I think this would be the 10th led as you move through them by pressing the option buttons) 3. When you have reached that point, press and hold start/pause and skip/reset.
Anyway, I’ll see if it’s possible to send you something via that little blue envelope button. If nothing arrives pm me your e-mail address.
Mike.Re: Zanussi E40 fault
I’m not too sure about these things but it may be that you just need to “clear the last error code”, then it will all work. As I say, I have minimal experience of this but you could try a search using those words until someone confirms or denies this is the problem.
Mike.Re: **Indesit WIA111*
colly wrote:
Checked on masterpart last night board £46 plus vat so not too bad.
ColinPre-programmed?
Mike.Re: **Indesit WIA111*
A machine like that one isn’t worth spending much money on. I’d advise the customer to use it with a plug in timeswitch so the power is cut off automatically after an appropriate period.
Mike.Re: **Indesit WIA111*
I think that’s a “low end” model with the single board behind the fascia. I think they are the ones which are so unreliable that they caused EMW to reduce their guarantee period to six months.
Umm Just a second thought on that – wonder if they have a medium sized capacitor somewhere which is under rated – this sounds remarkably similar to the Hotpoint 680uf 10v scenario.
See, “simple pcb repairs” sticky post 1.
Mike.Re: Early Hotpoint t/d metal air duct TDL30 etc.
In my e-mail box, 9.22am this morning:
“Thank you for your recent email.
I am sorry to hear you have experienced problems with your order and I will send you a pre paid returns label to cover the cost of the postage to get the part back to us. I will post this out for you today.
I apologise for any inconvenience this may have caused.
Kind Regards
xxxxx xxxxxx
Indesit Company
Parts Admin
08448 224 224 – option 4 then 3″
Hmm.. that’s made me feel a little better. 🙂
Mike.Re: Scam or not
Martin wrote:
“Police & Emergency Services Booklet“Berkshire Health Authority
Shameful Martin that you refuse to support such wonderful institutions. 😛
Mike.Re: SPAM watch………!!
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/forumsphpbb3/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=63760
