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Intermittent fault
Pauladele wrote:I can’t think of a reason why the connections would become dodgy..
Wherever you have connections to high current consuming devices the terminal connectors can become loose, overheat and burn. Leading to the effect that sometimes it works, other times it doesn’t.
pauladele wrote:Is the timer an easy thing to replace?
It’s fairly straightforward.
Re: Intermittent fault
It can only be either a faulty oven timer OR the connections to it are dodgy.
Re: beko dcu7230 safety recall fault
It’s the capacitor that is the issue. And yes the fault you have may well be associated. Get Beko in to sort it.
Re: Fridge Freezer side panels warm when compressor running
In order to extract heat from the interior a degree of warmth to the exterior will be evident. I see no reason for alarm at this point. How long have you had the unit anyway?
Re: Only pay for what you sell ?
Err…..I hate to disappoint you guys but this one is a non-starter. A lot has happened since the OP posted. 🙁
Re: Hope you can help me out.
E:26 refers to a fault with the water switch (diverted valve). A bit of a random error and the pump blockage only compounds confusion in this case. So not quite clear at what point you are stuck here? But if it is not filling then the reed switch is very suspect for starters. Perhaps a further up-date from you would help figure out your problem? Here from my lofty perch on my high castle turret it’s hard to see. 😉
Re: Oven keeps tripping the RCD
shuggy81uk wrote:Am I right in guessing there will be 2 elements in the oven, 1 x grill and 1 x oven ?
Correct! And likely as not the fan oven element (behind the removable the back wall lining) will be at fault.
Re: Height reduceable washer dryer
Kentish wrote:Sorry chaps, I think you’re missing my question.
Not really, what you refer to is back to the days of the old style ‘stacking kit’ type installations. Where a metal plate was covered under the stacked dryer. Virtually nothing of the sort is available these days short of buying a 10 gauge sheet of aluminium and cutting it to size. Or the cheapskate, less safe version, a sheet of 3 ply.
Re: Bosch SMV50C00GB/07 dishwasher stuck in cycle
brookes745 wrote:OK…so we’re talking professional help then?
That would be my advice, yes :tup:
Re: hotpoint WMAL661P uk fill problem
mdsparky wrote:I’ll post when I see what happens
This is going to end up badly I fear, especially when eBay secondhand spares are involved.
Do let us know the result all the same :popcorn:
Re: Bosch SMV50C00GB/07 dishwasher stuck in cycle
The base tray ( underneath the dishwasher) is flooded and the flood safety switch has operated. The base needs draining of water and the reasons for the leak need to be established.
Using a dishwasher overnight has to be a big no no TBH. Thank goodness your machine has an anti-flood system otherwise you may have come downstairs in the morning to find the whole ground floor flooded???? 😉
Re: Bosch Exxcel Vented Dryer very little and sometimes no h
It’s always possible you knocked a wire off during the belt change procedure? Though you might like to check that the red reset button on the overheat safety stat hasn’t tripped? 💡
