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Re: miele drain pump
Masterpart do some pattern ones. I think ML51101 may fit but you’ll probably need to shift something around, possibly have to move the field coil 180 degrees. Or extend pump wiring to reach. Bit of a faff but it’s £20 not £90. Also, I’m not sure it has a toc. but it does have an earth terminal where the original doesn’t.
Mike.Re: LG WM12397TD motor problems.
They still have a few bits and pieces but you can’t find them by browsing, or I can’t, even though I’ve got an account. Only way is to find out OEM part number and put that in their search box.
Mike.Re: Bosch 498607 tumble drier elements
Masterpart do a pair of pattern ones for about £6 each. I got two and they were both off the scale.
Mike.Re: extreme workloads
Picked up phone yesterday and heard a recorded message from some prat providing “psychic services”. Let it play out to use up their phone bill as much as possible, not pressing button 1 when asked to do so, but it cut out automatically after a few seconds. 👿
Have ordered new caller display to replace my busted one.
Mike.Re: LG tumble dryer TDC70045E displaying EHE. Intermittent.
rolf wrote:
You are certainly a chip of the old block not only in your inventive ways but frugal ones to. 😉I think you’ve got me sussed. 🙂
Mike.Re: LG tumble dryer TDC70045E displaying EHE. Intermittent.
rolf wrote:
Would you mind if I called you Wallace. 😆Don’t mind too much, as long as it’s not Wally 😆 .
I did inherit the inventiveness. My old man got second in a Daily Mirror invention competition in the 1950’s for a mod to carburettor to make it more fuel efficient. Nobody was interested in it commercially at the time though :rolls: .Specialist01269 wrote:moonlighting as a decorator 😆
Ah, times are hard 🙁
Mike.Re: ZANUSSI FLE1416W prog locking out
Don’t know how to get fault code from that but whenever one of these stops mid cycle I’m looking for an insulation fault (<40M) around heater.
Mike.Re: lavamat 74630 pnc 91400209702
Do a search on this problem within this forum and you should find plenty of results. Especially if you widen it out to Lux & Zanussi. It’ll either be an insulation “fault” (motor or heater below 40M) or damp leading to same, or a cooked board probably due to lock failure.
Mike.Re: Whirlpool AWM5125/5
I think that’s a fairly old machine. Would think it’s likely just to be intermittent pump / blockage or brushes. I can’t recall reading too much on here about Whirlpool washing machines with fault codes.
Mike.Re: LG tumble dryer TDC70045E displaying EHE. Intermittent.
Thanks. I was thinking more of motor capacitor. Apparently, from what I’ve read on here, they’re a bit under-rated on these and an original 8uF should be replaced by a 10uF. But is EHE code anything to do with that? My intuition would be that it stood for a heating sensor getting a wrong signal. But come to think of it, a stalled motor could cause that.
Just seen your post, rolf. Thanks for that. Don’t have a hairdryer but will take my paintstripper and hold it at a distance.
Mike.Re: Restraining plate for a Hotpoint 9524
Yeah but you’ve got millions of customers with 95 series keeping you in business 😀 .
Mike.Re: whirlpool AWO 3761/5 door lock problems?
Had similar machine doing that with brushes down.
Mike.Re: AEG Lavamat 10500 PNC914510109 won’t start
And don’t forget to check for insulation below 40 megohm on heater (s) or condensation on brush holders.
Mike.
