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Re: wma 33 problem & manual
bangerman wrote:How is this done?
Control Board microprocessing!
It uses the same detection for wash load as it does for spin in as much as the ‘OOB detection system’ is used on wash to determine the weight of load.
With ‘small’ loads after the pressure switch has set at 6 litres and the tumble/soak process begins very little ‘extra’ water is added as the microprocessor has ‘detected’ a light load 8)
Many manufacturers these days incorporate this feature within their electronic circuit boards. The importance of the motor being in good working order is paramount because if it isn’t, very often when the Control Module ‘blows’ the Motor is the guilty party. For some reason very few manufacturers incorporate a fuseable link between the two.
So rule of thumb for any service engineer has to be: –
“If the Module is burnt to a crisp, at motor to your list!” 😆 😆
Martin
Re: Creda Condensair Model 37754 Doesn’t heat
John M wrote: What should I check next?
I should ‘double check’ the left hand T/stat again as I too am certain that is the fault 😕
I am assuming the water reservior empty and you have drained off any excess water in the Float Chamber as that will cut off the supply to the heater if flooded? It is rare for the Element to be at fault!
Martin
Re: Christmas Bash 2004
Wednesday it is then….see you in the bar!!!
:rotfl: :beer: :rotfl: :beer: :rotfl:
Martin
Re: Christmas Bash 2004
What time are we all going to turn up then ❓
(Thinks… 😈 “I must get there before the ‘rabble’ arrives to get the best room!” 8) )
Martin
Re: wma 33 problem & manual
bangerman wrote:I have already told the wife that sunday afternoon is reserved for reading it.
I’m pleased you received the manual Andy, my pleasure :tup: . Read it well now, I shall be asking you WMA type questions on Monday! :rotfl:
Martin
Re: Public Advice
Dave_Conway wrote:.Perhaps Martin or Chris could come up with something and bring back to life one of the old trade posts about what we can and can’t tell people.
Sorted….I hope 🙂
Martin
kwatt wrote:I don’t think that Clive has trade access and may be unaware of all this.
He has you know, having posted a comment in ‘Trade Technical’ last Thursday!
penguin45 wrote:Any way we can put up some sort of note for Trade Members if they wish to assist in the Public Forums? Safety first, that sort of thing? Personally, I think that this little thread could go SO wrong!
This is where we have to keep a close eye on the public forums and possibly pm anyone that may be a little ‘over enthusiastic’ with their Public advice 😉 (that’s me calling the kettle black by the way 😳 as I told someone how to rewire the TOC’s on their dryer, successfully as it happens, the other day 😳 )
Martin
Re: Electra AWM1100B Washer fault
2 possible reasons, It could be the Capacitor or the Control Module causing this fault 😉
Martin
Re: Indesit Washing Machine W103
rjrichmond wrote:I only paid £60 for it second hand (obviously now know I was conned as they told me it was working!)
To be honest unless you can get a refund from whoever sold it you, at this stage it’s best not to get too involved. It will be expensive to fix without doubt 🙁
Martin
Re: Condensing Vs. Vented Dryers
rjrichmond wrote: It does back on to an outside wall but assume we’d have to knock a hole in the wall?
Yes you would using a ‘Thru the wall vent kit’ and flexi vent hose between the two 🙂
Martin
Re: Knobs for a whirlpool gas cooker
Jack,
Sadly there is no such thing as a ‘standard knob’ I’m afraid. They are all very different for the most part. The model number will almost certainly be on the ‘Rating Plate’ sited usually on the front door frame ❓
Without that number we are stumped. However if you have an old knob as a sample, maybe a local spares supplier can supply something similar 😉
Martin
Re: servis m3510 wont spin ? only 1 year old !!!!!!!!!!!
Silverfox,
The board can be repaired, contact this company for advice : –
Martin
Re: Creda Tumble Dryer 37748E – No Heat!
Trev,
The most likely problem is the the Thermostat Kit (Part No: 1701557 and available at our “shop@”) has blown. Usually due to users turning the machine off BEFORE the last 10 minute ‘Cool-Down’ part of the cycle. 😥
That blows the thermostats every time 🙁
Martin
