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  • in reply to: rogue seal in Kenwood heat pump #480920
    luked98324
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    Inverappin wrote:There’s a pressure sensor on the heater that goes faulty. So even though you’re getting a good reading via the element, it never gets powered due to the faulty switch.

    I assume thats the part fixed to the side of the heat pump. Any way to test it?

    in reply to: rogue seal in Kenwood heat pump #480916
    luked98324
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    electrofix wrote:

    dont know what the seal is but if not a spare one dropped in by mistake then its got to be something you took apart

    Dave

    No, the seal was folded under the element, trapped. You can see where the heat had got to it.

    in reply to: rogue seal in Kenwood heat pump #480915
    luked98324
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    electrofix wrote:heater should not read zero otherwise it would go bang

    dont know what the seal is but if not a spare one dropped in by mistake then its got to be something you took apart

    Dave

    My (basic) understanding was to carry out a continuity test with the mutlimeter – displays ‘1’ with no contact and ‘000’ if I tap the probes together. Putting them on the terminals gave me a reading of 29. Which I thought meant it was faulty…being that it should be close to 000? Now hesitant to hit the buy button on the part, as its £60….Dishwasher isn’t getting hot.

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