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Re: Neff FL W4380X1 GB/01 washing machine.
Oh Blimey! Thinking Module at this early stage may be a bit extreme without first trying the more likely 😉
As Dave suggests “Main On/Off Double pole switch???” (Remember Neff/Bosch do tend to have their circuits switched on the Neutral side?)
Also the favourite likely problem and the one that gets most abuse by users……The Door Interlock!!! (Part No 154077)…..Check that out also.
I think on that beast there is a ‘Delay Timer’ ??? not sure now but that could have been set accidentally????Dunno otherwise. 😕 😕
Not sure if QER could test the Module either, probably not 🙁
Martin
Re: Site News & Updates
The little subtle improvements to the site haven’t gone un-noticed Ken.
Nice one, well done old chap! 🙂
Martin
Re: Indesit W103 UK Washing Machine bearing removal
Oh Dear! 🙁
The motor connector block is the first thing that will get saturated if you haven’t secured the Backplate Clamp Ring properly I’m afraid. 😥
Certainly it is best to disconnect the two parts of the motor plug, give them a good blasting from a hand-held hairdryer. Then check the terminals closely before reconnecting.
WD40 sprayed liberally also not a bad thing but in this case …after you have dried it with the hairdryer 😉
The bad news may well be that because of this you have possibly blown the main control module (around terminals marked ‘CNE’) 😥 😥
Fingers crossed eh 🙂
Martin
Re: FREE Hotpoint 1100 WM63
Thanks, but scrapping it right now is your best option I’m afraid 🙁
Martin
Re: Replacement Refrigerator Part (Freezer door catch)
Richard,
Remove the ‘Salad Drawer’ and inside will be the correct Model & Serial No???
Check it out and get back to us 😉
Martin
Re: ariston LI62 dishwasher fault
First thing to try is ‘Resetting’ the control panel. See your user instructions 😉
Martin
Re: Wembly parking.
kwatt wrote:I know it was in jest, but as you can see can be easily misinterpreted. 😉
😆 Easy guy’s….sorry….boy we are all a bit touchy eh 😆 It was in jest you’re right, sorry ChrisR….Enjoy the concert by the way 🙂
eastlmark wrote:and, by the way Martin, Arena has an N in it!
😆 😆 I shall have that Grammatical Society onto me now! 😆 😆
Martin
Re: Neff S55553XOGB07
Bloody ‘ell Dave, you know about “The Clash”????? 😆 way down in Devon??? 😆
“Should I stay or should I go” an’ all that?
ROCK ON MAN! 😆 Respect!
Joe Strummer lives after all eh 😉
Martin
Re: Wembly parking.
Chris,
First off, learn to spell??? WEMBLEY…!!!! 😆 😆
No problem with local car parking at Wembley Area. My advice is get there early and park near the exit gate of the car park. Then go and have nosh at one of the many local restuarants 😉
MartinRe: Hoover WDM130 fills then stops
It is likely the motor is the problem. After all it is the device that does all the work 😉
Possibly at best the brushes have packed in ❓ At worst = New Motor 🙁
Martin
Re: Neff S55553XOGB07
Joe,
Yes the Bottom Door Seal Kit has changed and in order to fit it you need to take off both side panels. Release the door spring/cords etc in order to locate the new type fitting.
(I do recall the new Seal Kit is actually longer than the old type not shorter as your guy Jonesie describes though 😕 )
Martin
Re: Zanussi condenser dryer ZATC7102S
Sparky,
Dave has hit the nail on the head here. 😆 In fact the problem is indeed that main Thermostat Part No: 1258406014 (Located inside the drum behind a plastic cover held with a couple of philips screws actually 😉 )
Stick in a new stat and educate your customer about the importance of the ‘Cool Down’ part of cycle 😉
Martin
Re: indesit w123uk module fault?
Gary,
It’s the same old story we have heard, time and time again with these machines I’m afraid.
Better put it down to experience and buy something a bit more pricey, It is worth looking at German brands methinks. You only get what you pay for after all 😉
Martin
Re: ‘Nedis’ Pattern Spares
brian wrote:Dutch…..but with offices and distribution outlets across most of Europe.
Ahhh!… that makes sense ‘cos they do a hell of a lot of Bosch stuff and that figures why UK wholesalers are buying from them rather than Bosch/Siemens 😉
Thanks Brian…again 🙂
Martin
