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Re: Indesit washer/dryer (wdg 1095W) problems
lindag wrote:any ideas?
So many possibles, where do I begin?
Pump is the obvious first place to look, it’s likely the filter is blocked or restricted, so start there 😉
:zap: DO PLEASE PULL THE PLUG BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANYTHING THOUGH :plug:
Martin
Re: Hoover WDM130 Water level
Your machine fills up with only 6 litres of water so therefore if you test it (empty) and observe the water level, it will appear only about 6cms in the bottom of the drum. 🙁
But do please be aware that the drum ‘paddles’ function not only acts as an agitator for the clothes, but also scoops the water up and sprays them with water and cleaning agent. That combined action is the secret of modern washing techniques and we no longer need rely on giving the clothes a good soaking in gallons of precious water as in yesteryear 😀
I’m sure your washing comes out clean enough if you follow the manufacturers instructions closely, and do please refrain from adding more water as this is detrimental to its design capabilities 😯
Martin
Re: indesit wie137s…h2o error code
ray,
Very unlikely that the inlet solenoid valves are at fault in this case. More likely your water supply needs close attention?
What ‘head of water’ do you have there anyway? The machine really requires at least 1 bar pressure though and in my experience 1.5 to 2 bar are the norm. You could always join both hot and cold feed pipes (using a Y connector) to the cold supply only 💡
Martin
Re: Instruction manual
Anonymous wrote:Pamegini so majaslapu:
I will go along with that statement Raitis, I think you’re probably right as well :rotl:
…and HAVE A NICE DAY 😆
Martin
Re: Gay rights for Penguins !!
Penguin45 wrote:I forwarded it Martin as I have no idea how to upload it. Martin………………..?
What? Me?…I never got it :con:
Martin
Re: Repairs@ Module
Lawrence wrote:unless you have had another one since it was my Brother in law !
Yes Lawrence it was your Brother in Law, all sorted :tup:
Martin
Re: Cold cold clothes
Nabs wrote:Is the heater breaking down a common problem?
Nah! …after a few years good service then the limescale gets it, so 4 – 5 years is reasonable for most elements I reckon. Unless of course the water level sensor fails, then that’s a different story 😯
Martin
Re: The reason you can’t give technical information out!
“Colourblindness!” …….good Lord!, mention that these days in an interview and the potential employer will be dragged through the courts and sued for ‘discrimination’!!!
Martin
Re: No Drum Action ??? Hoover WDM120
l1ve w1re wrote:tacho ok ,anything else I can check?
My goodness yes! The MODULE is the very thing that powers the motor after all. The relays on the PCB are big trouble in themselves, so a close inspection is called for there, but even with no apparent damage it could be duff 🙁
A new one (Part No 91200606) will set you back around £45 – £47
Martin
Re: Filter for Creda Tumble Dryer – Model 37543
The part number is 1740504 and likely available if you email : –
Martin
Re: Cold cold clothes
kt,
Your case may be slightly different and assuming it is a WB120 as well, can I ask you to set the temperature knob to 70 degress and set it on a wash cycle with no clothes in (just 50{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} detergent though to use this opportunity to give it a ‘service wash’).
Check its progress during the first 30 minutes and you should notice the door glass getting warm. 🙂 If not then the heater is at fault 🙁
Martin
Re: Problem with Whirlpool AWM 820
Wow!
Bit of an elaborate analysis if I may say so. But put as simply as I can, your machine does not have a problem!
Clearly the thermostats are doing their job, so too the heater etc etc. And I guess the end result is your washing is getting washed OK. On a 50degree cycle it will take in cold water and even on a mixed fill, will take in 90{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} cold anyway.
If it didn’t come out cold after its final spin, then and only then would you have a problem!
To put the metal ring back on the front seal is an art in itself by the way, I use a wire hook and small screwdriver 😉
Martin
Re: Hpt wms38 “door locked flashing”
Deep joy!
Now I have come across a Door Lock Light flashing problem as well 🙁 In my case it’s a WMA34P, I’ve replaced the Interlock (checked the door seal 😉 ) and taken the Module off and given it a good inspection (It looks fine, no blown tracks nor nowt).
Tonys (EMW) comments earlier nevertheless lead me to conclude that the Module must be at fault so I have quoted for a replacement PLUS a new Interlock for good measure.
The exact symtoms are that having pressed the start button, it thinks about it for a few secs, then the Door Lock light flashes. Sometimes if you press and hold the start button for a minute or so it will burst into life, then stop moments later!!!!!!!!!
Martin
